Latest Research in Theology and Philosophy of Evil

Top Research Topics in Theology and Philosophy of Evil

• Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy — 7 papers
• Theology and Philosophy of Evil — 3 papers
• Indian and Buddhist Studies — 2 papers
• Philosophical Ethics and Theory — 2 papers
• Musicology and Musical Analysis — 2 papers
• Historical Philosophy and Science — 2 papers
• Empathy and Medical Education — 1 papers
• Classical Philosophy and Thought — 1 papers
• Contemporary Literature and Criticism — 1 papers
• Samuel Beckett and Modernism — 1 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. Feminist epistemic justice: reimagining knowledge and power in EU politics (1 citations)
2. Disturbing Bioarchives: The Case For a Hauntological Ethics
3. The Ontology of Inquiry: From Dialectical Doubt to Zero-Point Epistemology
4. The Ontology of Inquiry: From Dialectical Doubt to Zero-Point Epistemology
5. Unity-in-Difference: Explanatory Identity and Internal Differentiation in Plotinus, Enneads VI.7
6. No Island, No Erasure: On Independence, Uniqueness, and the Asymptotic Self
7. Whose Condensation Am I? On Confluence Without a First Ancestor, and the Kindness of the Finished (2 citations)
8. The Three Differences and the Phenomenology of the Lateral Difference (7 citations)
9. Unruly comparison: Queerness, Hong Kong, and the Sinophone , by Alvin Wong
10. Transgenerational Memory and Future Identity in Behind the Moon
11. The Architecture of the Human Moral Subject: Rethinking Personhood, Organismhood, and Human Rights
12. Adventures in the Play–Ritual Continuum
13. Being by Proxy
14. Being by Proxy
15. Divine Simplicity and Analogy: Clarifying Some Conundrums
16. The Possibility of a New Sanctification in Nietzsche’s Philosophy: From the Collective to a Healthy Individual
17. “When I Work With Plants, I Feel Complete”: Queer Pedagogies in Land-Based Learning Environments
18. Digitally 'Living' Preservation of Endangered Cultural Soundscapes: From Sampling and Spatial Audio Reconstruction to Interactive Narrative Design
19. The Ontology of Relations: A New Dialogue Between Thomas Aquinas and the Social Sciences
20. Existing Through Choice: Awareness, Commitment, and the Recursive Expansion of Being