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Japanese Page ■Current Status: ◆Graduate Student, Graduate School of Core Ethics and Frontier Sciences, Ritsumeikan University ■Research Theme: ◆Special Adoption ■Academic Achievements ◆March 10, 2011 "Infants during Meiji and Taisho Era," 9th Study Group on Bioethics, Ritsumeikan University ◆March 6, 2011 "History over Freedom of Bearing and Dr. Kikuta Incident," 13th Study Group on Ethics of Birth, Ritsumeikan University ◆October 17, 2010 "Effects of Movements for Revising the Eugenic Protection Act in Dr. Kikuta Incident: Over the Right of Life of Infants," 29th Annual Meeting of The Japanese Association for Philosophical and Ethical Researches in Medicine, Iwate Medical University ◆July 27, 2010 "Modernization of Nurturing Infants," 7th Study Group on Bioethics, Ritsumeikan University ◆July 25, 2010 "How to Deal With Babies in Modern Society," 10th Study Group on Ethics of Birth, Ritsumeikan University ◆December 4, 2009 "'Stork's Cradle' and Children Born out of Wedlock/Unmarried Women: Comparison with Babyklappe in Germany and Safe Haven Laws in the U.S," SAKURAI Hiroko & HOTTA Yoshitaro (Eds.) December 4, 2009 Ethics of Birth: Choice toward "Living"，Report Issued by Research Center Ars Vivendi of Ritsumeikan University, Vol.10, pp.34-61 ◆August 2009 "Process of Establishing Special Adoption: Request of Welfare Systems and Planning of Special Adoption," Ritsumeikan Journal of Human Sciences 19：77－90 ◆March 10, 2009 "Pressure of Cohesion of Bearing and Rearing: "Stork's Cradle" and the Special Adoption System" Annual Report of Study Group on Ethics of Birth in Fiscal 2008:21-28 ■Awards ◆"The 9th Incentive Award of the Japanese Association for Philosophical and Ethical Researches in Medicine" in 2011 through her article, "Dr. Kikuta Incident and Issue of Revising the Eugenic Protection Act" ■Others ◇Operation ◆December 12, 2010 Chief Assistant, Symposium Held by the Biological Unit of the History of Science Society of Japan (School Year 2010), Ritsumeikan University ◇Projects Led by Graduate Students at Ars Vivendi ◆"Study Group on Ethics of Birth," Project Member, School Year 2008 ◇Others ◆"Adoption Studies and Ars Vivendi" http://www.ritsumei-arsvi.org/en/news/read/id/160 UP:January 12, 2010 REV:December 9, 2011/March 1, 2012 WHO(English) WHO(Japanese) |