Latest Research in Narrative Theory and Analysis

Top Research Topics in Narrative Theory and Analysis

• Narrative Theory and Analysis — 7 papers
• Biblical Studies and Interpretation — 4 papers
• Theology and Philosophy of Evil — 3 papers
• Workplace Spirituality and Leadership — 3 papers
• Karl Barth and Christian Theology — 2 papers
• Renaissance and Early Modern Studies — 2 papers
• Ethics, Aesthetics, and Art — 2 papers
• Medieval Philosophy and Theology — 2 papers
• Postcolonial and Cultural Literary Studies — 2 papers
• Media, Religion, Digital Communication — 2 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. Divine Philosophical Literature: Toward a Contemporary Framework of Consciousness, Moral Awareness, and Human Becoming
2. Divine Philosophical Literature: Toward a Contemporary Framework of Consciousness, Moral Awareness, and Human Becoming
3. Something Very Luminous That Is Lost: Para Entonces and the Grammar of Pride
4. The Problem of Divine Justice: The Logical and Moral Burden of Evil under an Omnipotent and Omniscient God
5. Bethwell A. Ogot on Luo conceptions of justice: African Indigenous frameworks for rethinking social justice education
6. The number sense of nineteenth-century British literature
7. Worship-Worthiness First
8. Understanding how we understand: the role of metahermeneutics in narrative analysis and teaching
9. Nature and Aesthetic Transcendence: Re-reading Romantic Consciousness in Shelley and Keats
10. Ordinary Lives, Extraordinary Meaning: Amit Chaudhuri’s Fiction
11. The AV Model: Acceptability and Inferential Validity in Historiographical Argument
12. What is the greatest being? Comparing western and eastern concepts of ultimate reality
13. Rituals of writing otherwise
14. “If you go on reading, everything becomes clearer”: reader responses to (un)cooperative narration in Klara and the Sun
15. Writing as Attentiveness: Presence, Participation, and Formation in the Life of the Church
16. Laura’s Agency: Castelvetro among Early Commentators on Petrarch’s Rerum vulgarium fragmenta
17. (Re)Collecting the Self: Women Musicians’ Scrapbooks in Interwar France, from Lucette Descaves to Simone Plé
18. Interpretation at Risk: Post‑Interpretive Criticism After the 20th Century
19. Interpretation at Risk: Post-Interpretive Criticism After the 20th Century
20. Knocking on Heaven's Door: Faith, Ecstasy, and Crossing Over in Zola's Le Rêve ( The Dream )