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AONUMA, Satoru

Professor

Division of Arts and Sciences, College of Liberal Arts, International Christian University

■ Academic Background

1.	1983/04～1987/03	Faculty of Foreign Languages, English Department, Dokkyo University, Graduated,
2.	1987/08～1989/05	〔Master degree program〕, Department of Communication Studies, University of Iowa, Graduate School, Completed,
3.	1995/08～2005/12	〔Doctoral course〕, Department of Communication Studies, Wayne State University, Graduate School, USA, Completed,

■ #Professional Background

1.	2006/04～2010/03	Professor, Kanda University of International Studies
2.	2010/04～2012/03	Associate Professor, Tsuda College
3.	2012/04～2019/03	Professor, Tsuda University

■ #Present Specialized Fields

Area studies, Philosophy and ethics, Sociology, Legal theory and history, Literature in general (Key Word：Communication, Rhetoric, Elocution, Argumentation, Critical Theory, Media)

■ #Main Course Titles

Theories of Human Communication, Intercultural Communication

■ #Books and Articles

1.	Book	Intercultural Communication in a Globalized World (Collaboration) 2019
2.	Book	Media and Rhetoric (Collaboration) 2018
3.	Book	An Introduction to Health Communication (Collaboration) 2016
4.	Book	Media Literacy Now (Collaboration) 2013
5.	Book	An Introduction to Communication Studies (Collaboration) 2011
6.	Book	An Introduction to Intercultural Communication (Collaboration) 2010
7.	Book	Media Communication Theory (Collaboration) 2010
8.	Book	English-Language Debate: Theory and Practice (Collaboration) 2009
9.	Article	Journalism and Location Kyushu Communication Studies 18,pp.13-15 (Single) 2020/09
10.	Article	Big in Japan?: A Note on the Japanese Reception of American Policy Debate Networking Argument: Selected Works from 20th NCA/AFA Conference on Argumentation (Collaboration) 2019
11.	Article	Contentious Performance and/as Public Address: Notes on Social Movement Rhetorics in Post-Fukushima Japan International Journal of Communication 13 (Single) 2019
12.	Article	The Present Situation and Future Prospects of Communication Studies and Education at Kanda University of International Studies (Collaboration) 2019
13.	Article	Policy Debate Topic Change Controversies in the U.S. and Japan Argumentation and Advocacy 54 (Collaboration) 2017
14.	Article	Momotaro as Proletarian: A Study of Revolutionary Symbolism in Japan Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies 11 (Single) 2014
15.	Article	Revisiting the U.S. Footprints: A Critical Exploration of Interscholastic/Intercollegiate Policy Debate in Post-World War II Japan Disturbing Argument: Selected Works from the 18th NCA/AFA Conference on Argumentation (Collaboration) 2014
16.	Article	3/11 and Crisis Communication: Reading Burke’s Permanence and Change (3rd Ed.) from a Perspective of a Public Relations Officer of the Nuclear Power Village (Single) 2013
17.	Article	Dialectic of/or Agitation? Rethinking Argumentative Virtues in Proletarian Elocution Virtues of Argumentation: Proceedings of the 10th International Conference of the Ontario Society fo (Single) 2013
18.	Article	Living in Fear: Rhetoric and/of MAD-ness in Akira Kurosawa’s Ikimono no kiroku (Record of a Living Being) (Single) 2010
19.	Article	Counter Public and a Regime of Strategic Deception: Revisiting the Japan-U.S. Missile Defense Collaboration Advocacy Concerning Argument: Selected Papers from the 13th Biennial Conference on Argumentation August 2007 (Single) 2009
20.	Article	Foreign Culture as a Problem in/and Communication Education (Single) 2009
21.	Article	Stasis and the Collective National Memory of Statues: The Soldier Statue Controversy in Tallinn, Estonia Proceedings of the Third Tokyo Conference on Argumentation (Collaboration) 2008
22.	Article	Debate Education, the Structural Transformation of the Public, and the Winning Team: Or the Return of Fukuzawa’s (Grand) Children (Single) 2006
23.	Article	Northern Exposure and Nuclear Disclosure: A Case for Argumentative Intervention in International Relations Engaging Argument: Selected Papers from the 2005 NCA/AFA Summer Conference on Argumentation (Collaboration) 2006
24.	Article	Induction and Invention: The Toulmin Model Meets Critical Rhetoric The Uses of Argument: Proceedings of a Conference at McMaster University (Single) 2005
25.	Article	(Not) Proudly (Un)Japanese: The Rhetoric of Fear, Shame, and Identity Construction (Collaboration) 2005
26.	Article	The Constitution, Critical Rhetoric, and Public Argument: The Case of Democratic Japan The Proceedings of the Fifth Conference of the International Society for the Study of Argumentation (Single) 2003
27.	Article	What is a Coauthor?: Scholarly Publishing and Problems of Collaborative Research Journal of Kanda University of International Studies 13 (Single) 2001
28.	Article	Rethinking the Japanese Concepts of Public and Private: A Communication Studies Perspective Journal of Kanda University of International Studies 12 (Collaboration) 2000
29.	Article	Understanding the Concept of the Public in the Study of Political Communication (Collaboration) 2000
30.	Article	Rhetorical Canons and the Technology of Writing/Printing: The Art of Delivery in Modern Discourse Human Communication Studies 26 (Single) 1998
31.	Article	Transforming the Quest for Meaning: A Case Study in Public Argument Argument in a Time of Change: Definitions, Frameworks, and Critiques (Collaboration) 1998
32.	Article	Rethinking the Public Sphere in the Global Media Age: The Case of the Beijing Spring in June 1989 Human Communication Studies 23 (Single) 1995
33.	Article	A Rhetoric of Medical Care Practice (Single) 1993
34.	Article	Rhetoric of Anti-Nuclear Discourse: A Method of Rhetorical Criticism (Single) 1991
35.	Article	The Narrative of Momotaro: Rhetorical Analysis of Japanese Fascist Folklore Human Communication Studies 18 (Single) 1990
36.	Article	Establishing a Debate Program as a Part of University Curriculum: A Consideration of Needs and Methods of Implementation (Collaboration) 1989
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■ #Academic Conference Presentation

1.	2021/06	Pandemic and Communication (Japan Communication Association Annual Convention)
2.	2021/06	Rethinking Educational Debate in Japan: Is academic debate a dead educational content in Japan? (Japan Communication Association Annual Convention)
3.	2020/08	Academic Debate and (Pre-)Law Education: A Japan-U.S. Comparison (6th Tokyo (E-)Conference on Argumentation)
4.	2020/03	Academic Debate and Statutory Interpretation: Japan-U.S. Comparison Regarding Topicality Argument
5.	2019/11	Exploring Pegagogical Possiblities in the Classroom Teaching Practice of Intercultural Communication (Japan Communication Association Kyushu Chapter Annual Convention)
6.	2019/11	Media Communication: The Role of Local Media (Japan Communication Association Kyushu Chapter Annual Convention)
7.	2019/08	Shinzo Abe's Not So Beautiful Lies, or How He Stopped Worrying about Embarrassing Himself in Public (NCA/AFA Summer Conference on Argument)
8.	2018/05	The Present Situation and Future Prospects of Communication Studies and Education at Kanda University of International Studies
9.	2018	Terrorizing the Nation Kairotically: An Argumentative Critique of “Missile Alert” as Political Deception in Japan (International Society for Study of Argumentation Conference)
10.	2017	“Apparel Activism”: A Critical-Participant Observation of Post-Fukushima Social Movements in Tokyo (National Communication Association Annual Convention)
11.	2016	Revisiting Popular Music as Rhetorical Dissent: Remaking/Reclaiming The Internationale in Contemporary Japan (Japan Communication Association Annual Convention)
12.	2016	SLAPP, No Standing, and Conservative Media: A Case Study of ’Disgusting’ Arguments in the Debate Over the Comfort Women Memorial in Glendale, California (Fifth Tokyo International Conference on Argumentation)
13.	2016	The Rhetoric of the Streets and the Rebirth of Japanese Public Address: An Eyewitness Account of Communication’s Civic Callings in Tokyo (National Communication Association Annual Convention)
14.	2015	Alternative Media and the Unwiring of the Global Village: Reappraising International Radio Broadcasting in the 21st Century (National Communication Association Annual Convention)
15.	2015	Lest We Forget or Let It Go?: Nuclear Crisis, National Restoration and (Not) Recovering Argument in Post-Fukushima Japan (NCA/AFA Summer Conference on Argument)
16.	2014	Changing the Rule of the Game?: A Critical Analysis of Pro-Militarization Argument for the Revision of Japan’s "Peace" Constitution (International Society for the Study of Argument Conference)
17.	2014	In Search of Neto-Uyo’s Cure: A Critique of Nationalist-Chauvinist Rhetoric in Japanese-Language Cyberspace (National Communication Association Annual Convention)
18.	2013	Dialectic of/or Agitation? Rethinking Argumentative Virtues in Proletarian Elocution (Biennial Conference of the Ontario Society for the Study of Argumentation)
19.	2013	Discerning Connections: Proletarian Elocution, Rhetorical Invention, and Trans-Pacific Communication (National Communication Association Annual Convention)
20.	2013	Revisiting the U.S. Footprints: A Critical Exploration of Interscholastic/Intercollegiate Policy Debate in Post-World War II Japan (National Communication Association/American Forensic Association Summer Conference on Argument)
21.	2012	Historical Seismology vs. Nuclear Engineering: A Case Study of Interfield Argument in the Debate over Nuclear Power Plant Siting in Japan (Fourth Tokyo International Conference on Argumentation)
22.	2012	In Search of Eisenhower’s Extended Audience: Atoms for Peace, the Cold War Rhetoric, and the Japanese Nuclear Crisis of 2011 (National Communication Association Annual Convention)
23.	2012	Topic Change Controversies as Rhetorical Crises (Fourth Tokyo International Conference on Argumentation)
24.	2012	(“3/11" and Crisis Communication: Reading Burke’s Permanence and Change (3rd Ed.) from a Perspective of a Public Relations Officer at the Nuclear Power Village)
25.	2011	Deliberation, Forensics, and Radical Democracy: Rethinking Parliamentary Debate from an International Perspective (National Communication Association/American Forensic Association Summer Conference on Argument)
26.	2011	Nuclear Accident and/as Natural Disaster: An Accidental Rhetoric of Fukushima Nuclear Crisis During the 2011 East Japan Earthquake (National Communication Association Annual Convention)
27.	2011	Nuclear Disaster as a Media Context: A Rhetoric of "Fukushima 50”
28.	2010	Global Liberal Arts, Culture of Critical Discourse, and Academic (Re)conquista: A Case for Rhetorical Rapprochement Between East and West (International Communication Association Annual Convention Pre-Conference)
29.	2010	Not Perfecting Communication in a Global Village: McLuhan, Noise, and the Future of a Post-Gutenberg Galaxy (National Communication Association Annual Convention)
30.	2009	Living in Fear: Rhetoric and/of Insanity in Akira Kurosawa’s Ikimono no kiroku (Record of a Living Being) (National Communication Association Annual Convention)
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■ #Academic Society Memberships

1.	1989/06～	Japan Communication Association
2.	1989/05～	Japan Debate Association
3.	1987/09	American Forensic Association
4.	1987/09～	National Communication Association

■ #Academic Awards

1996

College of Communication, Ohio University Top Paper Award, Annual Graduate Research Conference. College of Communication, Ohio University

■ #Research Topics, Funded Research, and Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research

1.	2017～	A study on the use of academic debate for the education of argumentation in the field of law (Key Word : )
2.	2013～2018	Approaching Citizenship theories from Communication Studies (Key Word : )

■ #E-Mail Addresses

■ #Grants-in-aid for Scientific Research Researcher Number

50306411