Researcher Profile and Settings

Profile and Settings

Name

• Name

  ARMSTRONG Christopher J.

Affiliations

Affiliation (Master)

• School of Global Studies, Professor
• Department of , Professor
• Graduate School of World Englishes, Professor
• Graduate School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Professor

Education, Etc.

Degree

• Apr. 1998

Research Activities

Book, papers, etc

Published Papers

• "The Strange Mixed Dream that Made the Fair": Visiting the World of Tomorrow
  C.J. Armstrong
  Chubu American Literature, The Chubu American Literature Society, 28, 58, 68, 2025, Not refereed, Single Work
• Petrocolonialism, Ecosickness, and Toxic Politics in David Huebert's "Chemical Valley" Stories
  C.J. Armstrong
  Studies in Canadian Literature, University of New Brunswick, 48, 1, 38, 61, 2024, refereed, Single Work
• Climate Crisis and the Cultural Agency of Canadian Short Fiction
  C.J. Armstrong
  Japanese Review of Canadian Literature, The Canadian Literary Society of Japan, 35, 54, 2025, refereed, Single Work
• Ken of Tim Hortons: Neoliberalism and Pastiche Male Hegemony in Contemporary Atlantic Canadian Fiction
  C.J. Armstrong
  Japanese Review of Canadian Literature, Canadian Literary Society of Japan, 31, 39, 58, 2023, refereed, Single Work
• The Challenge of Climate Writing
  C,J. Armstrong
  Journal of the School of Global Studies, Chukyo University, 5, 1, 8, 2023, refereed, Single Work
• Exploring the Teen Detective Genre in Kris Bertin and Alexander Forbes' The Case of the Missing Men
  C.J. Armstrong
  Japanese Review of Canadian Literature, 29, 21, 39, 2021, refereed, Single Work
• A Practice Report on the 2020 SGS "Global Languages" Program (Engllish): Challenges and Problems for Online Classes
  Christopher J. Armstrong
  Journal of the School of Global Studies, Chukyo University, 1, 1, 19, 2020, refereed, Joint Work
• "A floating acre": Home and the Ecogothic in Michael Winter's Minister Without Portfolio
  Christopher J. Armstrong
  Japanese Review of Canadian Literature, The Canadian Literary Society of Japan, 28, 1, 21, 2020, refereed, Single Work
• Writing the Commodity: Atlantic Canadian Writers and Postmodern Consumer Culture
  C.J. Armstrong
  Japanese Review of Canadian Literature, 27, 41, 61, 2020, refereed, Single Work
• Beyond the Ramparts of Quebec: Bridging Past and Present in Robert Lepage's Le Confessionnal
  C.J. Armstrong
  Journal of the College of World Englishes, 25, 1, 11, 2020, refereed, Single Work
• Consuming Canadian Space: Road Narratives in Contemporary Canadian Film and Literature
  Christopher J. Armstrong
  Japanese Review of Canadian Literature, 24, 76, 100, 2019, refereed, Single Work
• Writing in the English-Medium Literature Classroom: The Why and the How
  Christopher J. Armstrong
  Journal of the College of World Englishes, 15, 29, 2019, refereed, Single Work
• "The Lines We Drive On": Automobility in the Road Narratives of Donald Shebib and Alistair MacLeod
  Christopher J. Armstrong
  Studies in Canadian Literature, 44, 2, 40, 59, 2019, refereed, Single Work
• "If Far Enough I Go": Atlantic Canada, Automobility and the Road
  Christopher J. Armstrong
  Osaka Educational Press, 97, 125, 2017, refereed, Single Work
• カナダ文学研究 第 25 号 2017/12
  Christopher J. Armstrong
  Japanese Review of Canadian Literature, 123, 140, 2017, refereed, Single Work
• 2016
• 2016
• 2015
• 2013
• 2010
• 2009
• 2008
• 2006
• 2005
• 2002
• 2000
• 1998
• 1998
• 1997

Books etc

• Reading Post-Brexit Britain
  C.J. Armstrong
  Shohakusha, 2024, 978-4-88198-789-6
• 2015
• 2010
• 2005
• 2005
• 2005
• 2002
• 2000

Conference Activities & Talks

• "For those unseen and unborn": Intergenerationality in Lisa Moore's Something for Everyone
  C.J. Armstrong
  2024 Atlantic Canada Studies Conference, 2024, Single Work, refereed, Canadian-American Center, University of Maine
• The Short Story's Moment
  C.J. Armstrong
  Literature and Popular Culture in the English World, 2025, Single Work, Not refereed, British and American Studies Progam, Chukyo University
• The Strange Mixed Dream that Made the Fair": Visiting the World of Tomorrow
  C.J. Armstrong
  Chubu American Literature Society Symposium, 2024, Single Work, Not refereed, British and American Studies Program, Chukyo University
• "Before any of this , the ocean came first": Anthropocene Waters in Alexander MacLeod's "Adult Beginner II"
  C.J. Armstrong
  Water and Climate Change in Canadian Eco-Fiction, 2023, Single Work
• Ecosickness in the Short Fiction of David Huebert
  C.J. Armstrong
  Writing Climate / Changing Fictions, 2023, Single Work, Chukyo University, Nagoya
• "Those lines are so easily blurred": Emotional Labour and the Commodification of Care in Lynne Coady's Watching You Without Me
  C.J. Armstrong
  Atlantic Canada Studies Conference 2022, 2022, Single Work, refereed, UNB Atlantic Canada Studies Centre, Fredericton, NB, Canada
• Genre and Style in Kris Bertin and Alexander Forbes' The Case of the Missing Men
  C.J. Armstrong
  The 38th and 39th Annual Conference of the Canadian Literary Society of Japan, 2021, Single Work, refereed
• The Age of Empathy and the Short Story
  C.J. Armstrong
  Reading Writing Empathy in Late Capitalism, 2019, Single Work, Not refereed, Kansai University
• “A borrowed place”: Global War, Neoliberalism and Eco-Consciousness in Michael Winter’s Minister Without Portfolio
  C.J. Armstrong
  English Studies in the Times of Global Civil War: Reading & Writing in Dark Times, 2019, Single Work, Not refereed, Kansai University
• “A floating acre”: Home and the Canadian Ecogothic in Michael Winter’s Minister Without Portfolio
  C.J. Armstrong
  Gothic Spaces Conference, 2019, Single Work, refereed, Tokyo University
• Place, Race, and Automobility: Hisaye Yamamoto in the Republic of Drivers
  C.J. Armstrong
  Chubu American Literature Society, 2019, Single Work, Not refereed, Chubu American Literature Society, Nanzan University
• “Before any of this, the ocean came first”: Anthropocene Waters in Alexander MacLeod’s “Adult Beginner I
  C.J. Armstrong
  Blue Humanities: Anglo-American Literature/Culture and the Aquatic Environment, 2020, Single Work, refereed, Nagoya University
• Gender, Consumption and Japanese Modernity in the Travel Writings of Sara Jeannette Duncan and Lily Lewis
  Christopher J. Armstrong
  Anglo-American Literature / Culture and Japan, 2019, Single Work, Not refereed
• Racing the Road: Automobility, Consumption and Masculinity in George Elliott Clarke's The Motorcyclist
  Christopher J. Armstrong
  2018 Atlantic Canada Studies Conference, 2018, Single Work, refereed
• 2018, Single Work
• 2017, Single Work
• 2018, Single Work
• 2017, Single Work
• 2017, Single Work
• 2017, Single Work
• 2017, Single Work
• 2015
• 2014
• 2014
• 2012
• 2010
• 2008
• 2008
• 2005
• 2003
• 2003
• 2016
• 2013
• 2012
• 2012
• 2011
• 2011
• 2009
• 2007
• 2005
• 2004

Misc

• 2015/3
• 2010/3

Other Research Activities

Research Grants & Projects

• 2014
• 2004
• 2003