THE SEMINAR HISTORY OF BIOETHICS

The Graduation Theses on Bioethics
in Prof. Rihito Kimura's Seminar, WASEDA University.

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In Waseda University, Prof. Rihito Kimura's Bioethics Seminar have sent more than fifty graduates into society up to now. This is the living proof of the development of BIOETHICS in Waseda University, Japan as well as various activities of the seminar.
  • Firstly, the following is a table of 1990th-1994th Graduation Theses in Prof. Kimura's Bioethics Seminar, WASEDA University.
    NameSubject
    1990th Yoko Ito
    j7b017-6    		 "Gan no kokuchi" womeguru nihon no genjyô to mondaiten (in Japanese)
    [Japanese present situations, the points at issues, and the perspectives concerning "truth telling on cancer"]
    Mariko Hujii
    j7b181-1    		 Resort kaihatsu niyoru chiiki no hatten to kankyô rinri no mondaiten (in Japanese)
    [Regional developments and the points at issues of environmental ethics owing to the development of recreational facilities]
    1991st Akiko Takeda
    j7b126-2    		 Bioethical Approach to Education for Human sexuality With special references to abortion issues among young people in Japan (Original subject in English, the content in Japanese)
    1992nd Hiroshi Kikuchi
    j9b062-5    		 Bioethics niokeru jikokettei to shin-jiyû shugi (in Japanese)
    [Autonomy and neo-liberalism in Bioethics]
    Hitoshi Yokouchi
    j9b207-7    		 Wagakuni no kôreika shakai niokeru bioethics nikansuru ichikôsatsu: bioethics karamita kôreikajidai no shakaihoshô (in Japanese)
    [A bioethical study on Japanese aging society: The social security in the era of aging from a bioethical point of view]
    Yoshihiro Ono
    j9b044-3    		 Nôshi to zôkiishoku: Nihon de nôshi ishoku wa dekirunoka? (in Japanese)
    [Brain death and organ transplant: Is it possible to transplant an organ from a brain dead body in Japan?]
    1993rd Hiroko Ikeda
    j0b011-3    		 AIDS tono kyôzon (in Japanese)
    [Coexistence with AIDS]
    Shizuka Ishimaru
    j0b012-7    		 Kanjya no kenri niokeru nichibei hikaku: kanjya chûshin no iryô wo mezashite (in Japanese)
    [A comparative study of U.S. and Japanese patients' rights: Toward the medical care centering on the patients]
    Akiko Kadowaki
    j0b048-2    		 Kodomo eno informed consent (in Japanese)
    [Informed consent to children]
    Atsuko Kiyomura
    j0b087-7    		 Gendai nihon niokeru kangohu no image to sono risôzô: Kangogakkôsei nitaisuru ishikichôsa wo motonishite (in Japanese)
    [Japanese presnt impressions of nurses and images of the ideal: based on the opinion poll among nursing school students]
    Tekkan Matsumura
    j0b155-1    		 Nihon niokeru kanjya no kenri no jittai to korekarano tenkai nitsuite (in Japanese)
    [On Japanese actual situations of patients' rights and the future developments]
    1994th Masanobu Takiguchi
    j0b107-6    		 Iryô system no yakuwari to kôsei nitsuiteno teigen (in Japanese)
    [A proposal for the role and constitution of medical system]
    Kyoko Shioya
    j0b151-7    		 Shakaiteki sabetsu niokeru jyosei no jikoketteiken: Umu sei toshiteno shiten kara (in Japanese)
    [Women's rights of autonomy in socio-sexual discrimination: From a viewpoint of the gender which gives birth to a baby]
    Kouji Aoki
    j1b001-6    		 Nihon no hospice care niokeru jikokettei no shiza nitsuite (in Japanese)
    [On the perspectives of autonomy in Japanese hospice care]
    Takeyuki Igari
    j1b003-3    		 Nihon niokeru zaitaku hospice care no genjyô to tenbô (in Japanese)
    [The present situations and perspectives of at-home hospice care in Japan]
    Eri Owada
    j0b023-2    		 Shûmakki iryô to ningen no songen (in Japanese)
    [Terminal care and human dignity]
    Naoko Kakee
    j1b034-1    		 Shôni iryô niokeru shinjitsu kokuchi: hakketsubyô no kodomo nitaisuru Truth telling wo tôshite (in Japanese)
    [Truth Telling in pediatric care: Through truth telling to a leukemic child]
    Akemi Kubota
    j1b052-2    		 Seishin iryô niokeru kanjya no kenri (in Japanese)
    [The patients' rights in psychiatric care]
    Keiko Kodama
    j1b064-4    		 Nihon niokeru kodomo no seitekigyakutai nikansuru ichikôsatsu (in Japanese)
    [A study on the child sexual abuse in Japan]
    Erika Hara
    j1b129-0    		 AIDS tono kyôzon nikansuru bioethics no shiza (in Japanese)
    [Bioethical perspectives concerning the coexistence with AIDS]
    Nobuko Fukatsu
    j1b139-4    		 Shusshôzen iden shindan to bioethics tono kakawarikata (in Japanese)
    [The way of relationship between prenatal genetic diagnosis and bioethics]
    Ruriko Yamada
    j1b167-1    		 RACIAL PREJUDICE IN MEDICINE (Original subject and all the content in English)
    Kimiko Wada
    j1b175-8    		 Nazis seikenka no igakuteki jintaijikken (in Japanese)
    [Medical human experimentation under the Nazis Administration]

  • When 1995th graduation theses on Bioethics were written by students, Prof. Kimura was research worker abroad. Therefore, the following is a table of excerpted subjects related to bioethics from "the 1995th Series of Abstracts of Graduation Theses in Dept. of Human health Sciences, Waseda University".
    Name Subject
    1995th Yukako Arai
    j2b007-5    		 AIDS kanjya tono sesshikata nitsuite (in Japanese)
    [On the way of contact with AIDS patients]
    Naomi Ikeda
    j2b012-1    		 Kazoku keikaku to jyosei no jikoketteiken (in Japanese)
    [Family plannings and women's rights of autonomy]
    Yasuko Ishikawa
    j2b015-2    		 Hospice volunteer (in Japanese)
    Takashi Ishizuka
    j2b017-0    		 Bioethics no kanten karamita yakugai AIDS (in Japanese)
    [AIDS as a harmful effect of a medicine from a bioethical point of view]
    Seiko Ito
    j2b021-2    		 Seishônen no jinkô ninshin chûzetsu to seikyôiku nikansuru ichikôsatsu (in Japanese)
    [A study on the juvenile abortion and sex education]
    Midori Okazaki
    j2b038-2    		 Nazism to yûseigaku (in Japanese)
    [The Nazism and eugenics]
    Haruko Ogawa
    j2b043-9    		 Kokuren to NGO niyoru kyû Yugo nanmin no hogo nikansuru ichikôsatsu (in Japanese)
    [A study on the UN and NGO's asylum for the former Yugoslav refugees]
    Yoko Kitakawa
    j2b064-1    		 Hanshin daishinsai nimiru gyôsei to saigai volunteer nitsuiteno ichikôsatsu (in Japanese)
    [A study on administration and volunteer for disaster from the case of the Great Hanshin [Osaka-Kobe] Earthquake]
    Asako Kusama
    j2b065-5    		 Nihon niokeru hospice care no genjyô to tenbô (in Japanese)
    [The present situations and perspectives of hospice care in Japan]
    Sachiko Goto
    j2b078-1    		 Iryô niokeru care to cure no balance (in Japanese)
    [A balance between care and cure in medicine]
    Akiko Takeno
    j2b167-8    		 Bioethics teki kanten kara mita shougai shinseiji wo torimaku shomondai (in Japanese)
    [Various issues surrounded a handicapped new-born infant from bioethical viewpoint]
    Tomohiro Muramatsu
    j2b169-5    		 Iryô no ba niokeru informed consent nikansuru kenkyû (in Japanese)
    [A study on informed consent in the scene of medical care]

  • The following is a table of 1996th-1998th Graduation Theses in Prof. Kimura's Bioethics Seminar, WASEDA University.
    Name Subject
    1996th Katsuhiro Koshiba
    j2b072-9    		 Nihon niokeru nôshi/zôki ishoku mondai nikansuru ichikôsatsu (in Japanese)
    [A study on the issues of brain death and organ transplant in Japan]
    Shunsuke Tani
    j2b114-4    		 Nichibei no family support womeguru bioethics teki kôsatsu (in Japanese)
    [A bioethical study concerning the U.S. and Japanese family supports]
    1997th Naoto Kawahara
    j93b066-6    		 Bioethics no shiza karamita nichibei iryô gyôsei no hikakuteki kôsatsu (in Japanese)
    [A comparative study on the U.S. and Japanese medical administrations from a bioethical point of view]
    Kano Aizawa
    j94b001-8    		 Jinkô ninshin chûzetsu to jyosei no ketteiken (in Japanese)
    [Abortion and women's rights of decision-making]
    Reiko Izawa
    j94b010-9    		 Idenshi sousa niokeru rinriteki shomondai: Idenshi shindan to idenshi chiryô womegutte (in Japanese)
    [Various ethical issues in gene manipulation: Concerning genetic diagnosis and gene therapy]
    Yoshika Kawai
    j94b039-1    		 Hito genome kaiseki keikaku niokeru bioethics teki mondaiten nikanshite (in Japanese)
    [On a bioethical point at issues in the analytical human genome project]
    Mari Tsuruwaka
    j94b092-2    		 Terminal care niokeru iryô to shûkyô no kyôryoku (in Japanese)
    [Cooperation of medical care with religion on terminal care: Toward the genuine spiritual care]
    Yuki Nakamura
    j94b101-3    		 Bioethics teki shiza karano AIDS mondai kôsatsu: AIDS to tomoni ikiru (in Japanese)
    [A study on the issues of AIDS from a bioethical viewpoint: Living together with AIDS]
    Chikako Noma
    j94b109-2    		 Kaihatsu tojyôkoku eno kokusai enjyo nikansuru ichikôsatsu: Uganda wo jirei toshiteno kodomo no yôgo to kenri no bioethics teki shizakarano kentô (in Japanese)
    [A study on the international assistance to developing countries: reflections on the nursing and rights of children in the case of Uganda from a bioethical viewpoint]
    Yuiko Horiuchi
    j94b128-8    		 Hito to shizen tono atarashii kakawarikata wo motomete (in Japanese)
    [Seeking for a new way of the relstionship between human and nature]
    Mayuko Mikami
    j94b131-7    		 Nihon iryô niokeru gan kokuchi eno michi (in Japanese)
    [A way led to the truth telling on cancer in Japanese medical care]
    Jyunko Yamada
    j94b148-7    		 Kôreisha gyakutai nikansuru ichikôsatsu: bioethics no shizakara (in Japanese)
    [A study on elder abuse: Bioethical perspectives]
    1998th Yuki Kinoshita
    j94b043-3    		 Shi no gainen nikansuru ichikôsatsu (in Japanese)
    [A study on the concept of death]
    Emi Sekine
    j94b075-4    		 Transsexual womeguru bioethics teki kôsatsu: YAOI shôsetsu to seitenkan shujyutsu nitsuite (in Japanese)
    [A bioethical study concerning the transsexual: About a kind of Japanese homosexual novels which are called 'YAOI' and a sex change operation]
    Erika Onishi
    j95b036-7    		 Grief care niokeru bioethics teki kôsatsu (in Japanese)
    [A bioethical study on grief care]
    Kouhei Okumura
    j95b039-8    		 Mirai no bioethics (in Japanese)
    [Bioethics in the future]
    Natsuko Sakamoto
    j95b079-6    		 Chiiki hukushi oyobi shôgai gakushû nikansuru bioethics teki kôsatsu: Susumu kôrei shakai, chiiki hukushi wa ima... (in Japanese)
    [A bioethical study on community welfare and lifelong study: Rapidly becoming an aged society, the status quo of community welfare...]
    Sasaki Ryuji
    j95b086-0    		 Nyûyôji totsuzenshi shôkôgun (SIDS) nikansuru bioethics teki kôsatsu: SIDS ga imisuru monotowa... (in Japanese)
    [A bioethical study on Sudden Infant Death Syndrome [SIDS]: What is what SIDS means..?]
    Akemi Shirakawa
    j95b095-1    		 Zaitaku hospice care womeguru bioethics teki kôsatsu (in Japanese)
    [A bioethical study concerning the at-home hospice care]
    Yumiko Tanabe
    j95b115-0    		 Futôkô (tôkô kyohi) womeguru bioethics teki kôsatsu (in Japanese)
    [A bioethical study concerning a nonattendance at school (a psychologically-rooted refusal to attend school)]
    Mayuko Morita
    j95b184-8    		 Primary care niokeru bioethics teki ichikôsatsu (in Japanese)
    [A bioethical study concerning the primary care]
    Tomoko Yamaguchi
    j95b185-1    		 Nôshi to zôki ishoku womeguru bioethics teki kôsatsu: Nôshi wa hontôni 'Hito no Shi' nanoka? iryô genba no misshitsusei wo tou (in Japanese)
    [A bioethical study concerning brain death and organ transplant: Is the brain death really 'Human Death'? Coming the closed-door scene of medical care into question]
    Shiho Nishida
    j95b147-1
    (auditor)    		 Jikokettei to shûkyô (in Japanese)
    [Autonomy and Religion]

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