Stefani Silli

Stefani Silli is a Language Instructor at the Department of Asian Studies within the Faculty of Humanities in Pula, University of Primorska. She specializes in Japanese language education and cultural studies, with a focus on pedagogical methodologies and practical course implementation. Her teaching portfolio includes undergraduate and graduate courses such as Japanese Language in Tourism, Speaking Practice modules, and Teaching Methodology of Japanese. Research interests span Japanese art history (particularly the Meiji period), contemporary artists like Takashi Murakami, and educational frameworks for language and cultural training.

• Education Focus: Japanese language instruction, practical teaching strategies, intercultural communication
• Research Themes: Meiji-era art institutionalization, cultural terminology evolution, contemporary Japanese art movements

Recent publications explore course implementation methodologies, historical art practices, and the interplay between traditional and modern artistic expressions. No scientific awards or grants are explicitly mentioned, though her work contributes significantly to educational and cultural discourse in Asian studies.