Latest Research in Medieval Philosophy and Theology

Top Research Topics in Medieval Philosophy and Theology

• Medieval Philosophy and Theology — 2 papers
• Ecocriticism and Environmental Literature — 2 papers
• Theology and Philosophy of Evil — 2 papers
• Karl Barth and Christian Theology — 2 papers
• Postcolonial and Cultural Literary Studies — 2 papers
• Ayn Rand and Brontë studies — 1 papers
• Forgiveness and Related Behaviors — 1 papers
• Political Philosophy and Ethics — 1 papers
• Islamic Studies and History — 1 papers
• Memory, Trauma, and Commemoration — 1 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. The Plan and the Hand: On Providence, Freedom, and the Guilt of Pilate (2 citations)
2. Narrative Parallelism and Character Recurrence in Emily Brontë's Wuthering Heights
3. Nature and Aesthetic Transcendence: Re-reading Romantic Consciousness in Shelley and Keats
4. Justice Beyond Legal Boundaries: Literature, Ethics, and the Politics of Punishment and Forgiveness
5. Nature and Aesthetic Transcendence: Re-reading Romantic Consciousness in Shelley and Keats
6. Morality, Power, and the Problem of a Self-Sufficient God
7. “Pelagianism Redivivus? No! A Response to Roberto J. De La Noval”
8. THE CASE OF CREATION. A Case File on the Responsibility of the Creator
9. Morality, Power, and the Problem of a Self-Sufficient God
10. Inheritance, Transmission, and Turning Back: A Reading of Formed Agency in the Qur'an and Prophetic Tradition
11. Remembering the future: obituaries of Erich von Däniken
12. The magic of secularization
13. Not the Root: On the Tempter, the Will, and the Sin That Is Always Mine
14. Ritual, Resistance, and Rupture: A Neo-Marxist Reading of Wole Soyinka's Death and the King's Horseman
15. Ritual, Resistance, and Rupture: A Neo-Marxist Reading of Wole Soyinka's Death and the King's Horseman
16. Performance Without Interiority: Kristevan Strangeness and Bhabha's Third Space in Sahar Khalifeh's The Inheritance
17. Emile Mersch on the Unification of the Universe In the Humanity of Christ
18. Resistance, Resilience and Rehabilitation After Societal Trauma: A Psycho-Textual Perspective of Kabir Vani