Latest Research in Indian and Buddhist Studies

Top Research Topics in Indian and Buddhist Studies

• Indian and Buddhist Studies — 5 papers
• Gothic Literature and Media Analysis — 5 papers
• Philosophical Ethics and Theory — 5 papers
• Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy — 5 papers
• Cinema and Media Studies — 4 papers
• Critical Theory and Philosophy — 3 papers
• European Political History Analysis — 3 papers
• Religion, Ecology, and Ethics — 3 papers
• Renaissance and Early Modern Studies — 3 papers
• Media, Gender, and Advertising — 3 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. Archontic Machines of Interpretation: Antimimon, Neomyth and Post-Truth in the Media Culture of the Digital Age. The Homonymy of Oscillation and Antinomic Holding (1 citations)
2. Russian queer migrants in Sweden: Navigating multiple closets through queer tactics of discretion
3. ‘Liberated Women’ of the PRL in Sztuka kochania ( The Art of Loving ) and Bo we mnie jest seks ( Autumn Girl )
4. The Architecture of Higher-Knowledge Claims
5. The Architecture of Higher-Knowledge Claims
6. The killer’s gaze: witnessing mass murder through gas chamber peepholes
7. Contestation in black burial grounds: The public management case of necropolitics, necronationalism, and nepantla
8. The Work of Concepts: Interpretation, Power, and Modernity in Conversation with Isaac Ariail Reed
9. Galactic Brains, Zombie Apocalypse, and the Poiesis of an Ecology of Metamodern Myths
10. Patriarchal Bargains as Oppressive Double Binds
11. Lelong's Forgotten Élégie to Cazin: A Forensic and Iconographical Reinterpretation of a Late-Neoclassical Still Life
12. Believing Women: Faith, Agency, and Peacebuilding in Contemporary Cinema
13. The Last Cigarette at Midnight: Rationed Pleasure and the Slow Passing of Time in Jack Petty's Five Fags a Day
14. Throw, sweep, thrive and belong: A small story narrative analysis of sense of community meanings for elite curler mothers on Instagram
15. An Introduction to Queer Literary Studies: Reading Queerly (1st ed.)
16. The Jurisprudence and Ethics of Creation and Destruction: A Generative Relational Perspective
17. Closing the Is-Ought Gap: A Critical-Evolutionary Solution
18. Lelong's Forgotten Élégie to Cazin: A Forensic and Iconographical Reinterpretation of a Late-Neoclassical Still Life
19. The Theology of Animals and Non-Human Creation: Romans 8:19–22 and the Redemption of the Animal Kingdom
20. Efformism: A Subtractive Philosophy of Awareness