Latest Research in Posthumanist Ethics and Activism

Top Research Topics in Posthumanist Ethics and Activism

• Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications — 15 papers
• Posthumanist Ethics and Activism — 6 papers
• LGBTQ Health, Identity, and Policy — 4 papers
• Participatory Visual Research Methods — 4 papers
• Jungian Analytical Psychology — 3 papers
• Children's Rights and Participation — 3 papers
• Theological Perspectives and Practices — 3 papers
• Multilingual Education and Policy — 3 papers
• Emotions and Moral Behavior — 3 papers
• Ethics in Business and Education — 2 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. The Architecture of the Self as a Multi-Interface System Subjectivity, Regulation, and Selective Disruption
2. Human Nature as a Universal Compass: A Virtue Ethics Approach to Diversity and Inclusion
3. Mixed Feelings: Asian Mirrors in the Analytic Dyad
4. Body in play: Disorganization and transformation through the co-creation of intersubjective flow
5. Drawing Life: Spontaneous Biophilic Imagery in Children's Responses to an Open-Ended Prompt — A Pilot Study from Blue Blocks Montessori School, Hyderabad, India
6. Rethinking hair cropping in Ghanaian schools: coloniality, discipline, and the path to reform
7. Transforming Chinese teachers’ moral dilemmas into pedagogical materials for moral education
8. An instructional map of the ‘sciences’ in early modern France
9. Analytical Psychology: Esoteric Doctrine or Exoteric Science? A Review of Diane Finiello Zervas’s Enchanting the Unconscious: Jung’s Reception in Great Britain , The Red Book and his First English Seminars, 1919 and 1920
10. For-me-ness: a critical assessment of the phenomenal mineness thesis
11. Reading Joys, Then and Now
12. Joyful Reading
13. Retentive Feelings: Adolescence and Emotion in Austen's Persuasion
14. Thinking With Susanne: Death and Bereavement in a Child's Own Words and Drawings
15. “Damned Reading”
16. From Reflection to Resurgence: Co-Researching Through Storymaking and Truthtelling With Urban Indigenous Women
17. Step by Step: Realization of Idiomatic Expressions in Dreams – A Relational View
18. Confessions from the Barre: Embodying the Impossible Ideal Body Worker
19. “Writing in‐between”: Community, memory, and queer feminist academic time
20. Disrupting academic narratives of working-class masculinity as deficit: young marginalised men rejecting patriarchal fatherhood