Latest Research in Narrative Theory and Analysis

Top Research Topics in Narrative Theory and Analysis

• Narrative Theory and Analysis — 7 papers
• Medieval Philosophy and Theology — 7 papers
• Postcolonial and Cultural Literary Studies — 6 papers
• Theology and Philosophy of Evil — 5 papers
• Biblical Studies and Interpretation — 5 papers
• Workplace Spirituality and Leadership — 4 papers
• American Jewish Fiction Analysis — 3 papers
• Theological Perspectives and Practices — 3 papers
• Renaissance and Early Modern Studies — 2 papers
• Ethics, Aesthetics, and Art — 2 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. What is the greatest being? Comparing western and eastern concepts of ultimate reality
2. “If you go on reading, everything becomes clearer”: reader responses to (un)cooperative narration in Klara and the Sun
3. (Re)Collecting the Self: Women Musicians’ Scrapbooks in Interwar France, from Lucette Descaves to Simone Plé
4. Laura’s Agency: Castelvetro among Early Commentators on Petrarch’s Rerum vulgarium fragmenta
5. Boundary Work Within U. S. Evangelicalism: Negotiating the Label “Evangelical” at a Moderate West Coast Megachurch
6. Interpretation at Risk: Post‑Interpretive Criticism After the 20th Century
7. Interpretation at Risk: Post-Interpretive Criticism After the 20th Century
8. Morality, Power, and the Problem of a Self-Sufficient God
9. Knocking on Heaven's Door: Faith, Ecstasy, and Crossing Over in Zola's Le Rêve ( The Dream )
10. Interpretation at Risk: Post‑Interpretive Criticism After the 20th Century
11. Narrative Survival and Racial Melancholia: The ‘Affective Truth’ of Trauma in Elizabeth Kim’s Ten Thousand Sorrows
12. When Joyful Reading Hangsaman
13. The Samurai Without a Society: A Sociological Reading of (Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai (1999))
14. Local Accuracy, Global Distortion: The Comparative Decomposition Error in Classifying the Fiction of Francisco M. Martinez
15. Local Accuracy, Global Distortion: The Comparative Decomposition Error in Classifying the Fiction of Francisco M. Martinez
16. Bending and breaking the boundary between horror and comedy: an exploration of the existentialist function of the abject in the works of John Landis and Woody Allen
17. Chapter 11. “Suspend the Sigh, dear Sir”: Politics of voice and address in two elegies by Phillis Wheatley Peters
18. Toward a Narratology of Disposition
19. LEMDO: Linked Early Modern Drama Online
20. Toward a Narratology of Disposition