November 16 (2025) Meeting (Emotion Day №5)

We would like to thank all the speakers for the wonderful presentations, and all the participants originally from around the world (Japan, US, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, Argentina, Chile, Slovakia, China, Canada, etc.) who contributed to a successful meeting! 


In the photo:
Ryuichi Sato (Presenter #1 - top left); Futa Sugihara (Presenter #2 - top center); Tetsuro Takada (Participant - top right); Lasni Bhuddhibhashika (Participant - upper mid left); Dorota Záborská Schack (Participant - upper mid center); Yuki Tomoshige (Participant - upper mid left); Houyu Zhu (Participant - lower mid left); Micaela Calvezere (Participant - lower mid center); Pham Nguyen Bao Chau (Participant - lower mid right); Louis Lafleur (SIG Secretariat - bottom left); Yu Kanazawa (Inviter; SIG Coordinator, Event Host - bottom right) . . . and many more camera-off participants!

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Pre-event announcement below

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日本語の情報は:
https://let-kansai.org/w/research_group/?c=fundamental-theories-research

Date: Sunday, November 16th, 2025
Time: 1:30PM ~ 4:30PM (Japan Standard Time (JST): UTC+9)
Venue: Zoom
Online registration is needed.
Free event - all welcome!!

Please use the following link to register:
https://forms.gle/zCLMTWCUyACi4AWXA

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Presentation #1

Narratives, Recalls, and the Accomplishments of Emotional Experience in L2 Writing

 by Ryuichi Sato (Kyoto University)

Bio:
Ryuichi Sato is a Program-Specific Senior Lecturer at the Institute for Liberal Arts and Sciences at Kyoto University. His research centers on English writing within the context of foreign language education, examining it through the diverse perspectives of sociology, ecology, and educational psychology. He has also been involved in teacher training for elementary and middle schools.

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Presentation #2

The Promise and Limits of Autoethnography for Emotional Dimensions of ELT

   by Futa Sugihara (PhD student, Kyoto University)

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(Upcoming Meeting Information)

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