Latest Research in Medieval Philosophy and Theology
32 research papers · 0.2 average citations · 2026 median publication year
Top Research Topics in Medieval Philosophy and Theology
- Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy — 4 papers
- Medieval Philosophy and Theology — 3 papers
- Hermeneutics and Narrative Identity — 2 papers
- World Wars: History, Literature, and Impact — 2 papers
- Philosophical Ethics and Theory — 1 papers
- Ethics, Aesthetics, and Art — 1 papers
- Classical Philosophy and Thought — 1 papers
- Contemporary Literature and Criticism — 1 papers
- Photography and Visual Culture — 1 papers
- Neuroethics, Human Enhancement, Biomedical Innovations — 1 papers
Highest-Cited Papers
- The Three Differences and the Phenomenology of the Lateral Difference (7 citations)
- The Paradox of Imposed Good
- The Entity That Forms Subjects (EFS): Ontological Status, Properties, and Place in the Hierarchy of Forms of Matter
- The piano, the pistol, the prayer: aesthetic form and the problem of mind
- Unity-in-Difference: Explanatory Identity and Internal Differentiation in Plotinus, Enneads VI.7
- No Island, No Erasure: On Independence, Uniqueness, and the Asymptotic Self
- In the Shadow of Cotton and Blood: Black Women, Photography, and the Echoes of Slavery
- Realist Hermeneutics: Pareyson’s Challenge to New Realism
- Ontological Pluralism Without Degrees of Being
- Science Keeps Us Grounded, Philosophy Keeps Us Human
- Aesthetics as First Philosophy
- Being by Proxy
- Closing the Is-Ought Gap: A Critical-Evolutionary Solution
- Reframing the Western Seven-Chakra System: A Heuristic Inversion of Meaning
- Reason in the Garden of Gethsemane: Pavel Florensky and the Debate about Onto‐theology and Fideism
- The ephemera of remembrance.
- The Individuating Factor - Ownness, Jemeinigkeit, Haecceitas
- “Let’s Roll the Streets of Mzansi”: A Collaborative Ethnography of Anti-Immigrant Violence in South Africa
- Sonic Geography and City Making: The Case of a Somali Song, “Old Days”
- Interpretive Justice in Heteromorphic Value Conversion: Toward a Generative Relational Theory of Legitimate Value Conversion Nomos