Thesis Examination Criteria (Department of French Literature and Language)
Thesis Review Criteria
[Master's thesis review criteria]
(Master's degree application thesis)
1) The research theme must be clearly and appropriately defined, and the significance of addressing that theme must be persuasively explained.
② The bibliography must be sufficient in terms of both quality and quantity and be in line with the research theme.
3) Read a wide range of previous research, fully digest the results, and incorporate them into your own paper.
4) Ability to read and understand French texts and materials deeply and accurately.
⑤ The selection of cited references and the way in which they are incorporated into the flow of the argument are appropriate.
⑥ The chapters are well-balanced and contribute to the overall structure of the book.
⑦ The argument must be clear and logically structured.
8. The Japanese or French text is at a level sufficient to persuade the reader.
9) It contains a unique perspective not seen in previous research.
10. It must conform to the format specified in the handbook.
(Results of research on a specific topic)
① The research topic must be clearly defined and appropriate.
② The bibliography must be created in accordance with the research theme.
③ Research and analysis of previous studies, collection and analysis of materials, etc. have reached a certain level.
④ The argument must be clear and logically structured.
⑤ The Japanese or French text is at a level sufficient to persuade the reader.
Doctoral dissertation examination criteria:
1) The research theme must be clearly and appropriately defined, and the significance of addressing that theme must be persuasively explained.
② The bibliography must be sufficient in terms of both quality and quantity and be in line with the research theme.
3) Read a wide range of previous research, fully digest the results, and incorporate them into your own paper.
4) Ability to read and understand French texts and materials deeply and accurately.
⑤ The selection of cited references and the way in which they are incorporated into the flow of the argument are appropriate.
⑥ The chapters are well-balanced and contribute to the overall structure of the book.
⑦ The argument must be clear and logically structured.
8. The Japanese or French text is at a level sufficient to persuade the reader.
9) The study presents original findings not found in previous studies and makes a new contribution to the relevant research field.
10) The outlook for future research must be clearly stated.