Latest Research in Postcolonial and Cultural Literary Studies

Top Research Topics in Postcolonial and Cultural Literary Studies

• Postcolonial and Cultural Literary Studies — 3 papers
• Japanese History and Culture — 3 papers
• Gothic Literature and Media Analysis — 3 papers
• Classical Philosophy and Thought — 2 papers
• South Asian Cinema and Culture — 2 papers
• Ecocriticism and Environmental Literature — 2 papers
• South African History and Culture — 2 papers
• Contemporary Literature and Criticism — 2 papers
• Italian Fascism and Post-war Society — 2 papers
• Radio, Podcasts, and Digital Media — 2 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. The justification for a relational satire within contemporary painting. Championing altermodernity's creolized, archipelagic direct
2. The Idea of the Female Club: The Case of An Account of the Fair Intellectual-Club (Edinburgh, 1719)
3. Universal Ambitions of Philosophy in Plato and Michael Psellos
4. The Methodological Foundation of Comparative Philosophy
5. Resistance as constructive cultural world-making: re-imaging in Ugwo Ndi Ocha multimodal cultural performance
6. Universal Ambitions of Philosophy in Plato and Michael Psellos
7. ORESTES THE MANTIS : AESCHYLUS, CHOEPHOROE 928–30
8. Feminist Resistance and Cultural Silencing in Meena Kandasamy's When I Hit You
9. Feminist Resistance and Cultural Silencing in Meena Kandasamy's When I Hit You
10. Rich feelings: affective histories, class debt and care as ethics in Chile ’76, Los Perros, Azor
11. "A Social Critique of the Film I, Daniel Blake (2016); The Art of Protest"
12. Magdalena Coline: A Life Beyond Slavery in Mediterranean Europe
13. FATE AND MORAL RESPONSIBILITY: A RE-EVALUATION OF HUMAN ACCOUNTABILITY IN THE DETERMINISTIC GREEK WORLDVIEW
14. „Homosexuals will not enter the Kingdom of God“ versus „Jesus taught to judge a teaching by its fruit.“ – Polarisierung in Religion am Fall christlicher Subreddits
15. A Sociological Perspective on Cultural Exchange through Social media: Connecting Traditions, Values, and Global Audiences
16. Glass Bodies, Frozen Worlds: Feminine Agony, Eco-Agency, and Language in Anna Kavan’s Ice
17. The Samurai Without a Society: A Sociological Reading of (Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai (1999))
18. DOMESTIC REBELLION: HOW WOMEN WEAPONISE DECEPTION AS FEMINIST RESISTANCE IN THE SECRET LIVES OF BABA SEGI'S WIVES BY LOLA SHONEYIN
19. Sounding girlhood at the margins: community radio, black rural young women and everyday identity work in Limpopo, South Africa
20. DOMESTIC REBELLION: HOW WOMEN WEAPONISE DECEPTION AS FEMINIST RESISTANCE IN THE SECRET LIVES OF BABA SEGI'S WIVES BY LOLA SHONEYIN