Latest Research in Medieval Literature and History

Top Research Topics in Medieval Literature and History

• Medieval Literature and History — 4 papers
• Cinema and Media Studies — 3 papers
• Gothic Literature and Media Analysis — 3 papers
• Biblical Studies and Interpretation — 3 papers
• Literature, Film, and Journalism Analysis — 2 papers
• Irish and British Studies — 2 papers
• Memory, Trauma, and Commemoration — 2 papers
• Chinese history and philosophy — 2 papers
• Ancient Egypt and Archaeology — 2 papers
• Marxism and Critical Theory — 2 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. Luoji and logic: translation and methodological reflections (1 citations)
2. ‘I will live by my own policies. I will sleep with a clear conscience. I will sleep in peace.’: Calling out pejorative celebrity obituaries as an emergent digilante practice
3. The Architecture of Submission: Savage Capital, the Proto-Influencer, and the Semiotics of Power in There Will Be Blood
4. The Architecture of Submission: Savage Capital, the Proto-Influencer, and the Semiotics of Power in There Will Be Blood
5. Dichotomy and Disenchantment in Mockingbird, Wish Me Luck of Charles Bukowski: A Marxist Approach
6. Untold stories. On women, gender and architecture in Denmark
7. “A Bushman Story:” An Opaque Reference to Eugène Marais’s Dwaalstories in Eben Venter’s Decima
8. The Shorts Protest: Youth and Small Acts of Rebellion During the Brazilian Dictatorship (1968)
9. ‘A policy of national emasculation’? The gendered debate over Irish neutrality in the Second World War
10. Walter Benjamin’s Maritime Imaginaries
11. Entertaining and informal power: governors’ wives at Hillsborough Castle, 1925–1972
12. Reconciling a Sovereign Debt: The FWP Slave Narratives and the History of Chickasaw Slaveholding
13. Fitting Mary Wollstonecraft’s proto-feminist work into contemporary Chinese contexts: paratexts as tools
14. Alice de Condet and Lincoln in the Civil War of King Stephen’s Reign
15. Edited text of De Missione Legatorum Iaponensium ad Romanam curiam, rebusque in Europa, ac toto itinere animaduersis, Dialogus (Macau, 1590).
16. Primitive Accumulation as a Perspective on Nature, Race and Gender
17. Quiet activism as feminist practice
18. MEANING MAKING WITH CINEMATOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES IN AGBUDE'S AN ARROW FROM THE PAST AND EFFIONG'S THE BLACK BOOK
19. Galactic Brains, Zombie Apocalypse, and the Poiesis of an Ecology of Metamodern Myths
20. Sonic Cartographies of Internationalism