Latest Research in Violence, Religion, and Philosophy

Top Research Topics in Violence, Religion, and Philosophy

• Violence, Religion, and Philosophy — 2 papers
• Early Modern Women Writers — 2 papers
• Political theory and Gramsci — 2 papers
• Narrative Theory and Analysis — 2 papers
• Authorship Attribution and Profiling — 1 papers
• Colonialism, slavery, and trade — 1 papers
• Historical and Linguistic Studies — 1 papers
• Anarchism and Radical Politics — 1 papers
• Literary Theory and Cultural Hermeneutics — 1 papers
• Rhetoric and Communication Studies — 1 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. The Oxford handbook of Shakespeare and early modern authorship
2. Care and Contemporary Violence: Deconstructing the Monstrous in/as Cavarero’s Horrorism
3. Uncaptured Faith: Islamic Jurisprudence, Black Consciousness, and the Ethics of Enslaved Resistance
4. The problem of textual variants: Textual criticism undermines religious belief
5. Post-anarchism and the economy of divine love: toward an ethics of annihilation
6. Silver for Monsters, Steel for Humans: An Analysis of Geralt of Rivia in Selected Short Storiea
7. The white nationalist exigence: Stephen Miller and the rhetoric of racial replacement
8. Neorealist subversions: interrogating the capitalist turn in José Antonio Nieves Conde’s Todos somos necesarios (1956) and El inquilino (1957)
9. Divination Disclosure, Cosmological Unfolding and Human Transcendence: The Religious Dimension of “Manifestation” (Xian 顯) in the Yijing
10. Neurodivergence and Ascetic Behaviour in the Desert Fathers
11. Captivity and the Unsettled Self: Mary Rowlandson, King Philip’s War, and the Making of Early American Narrative
12. Keep Out the War: Neo-Marxist Perspectives on Virginia Woolf's Mrs Dalloway
13. Keep Out the War: Neo-Marxist Perspectives on Virginia Woolf's Mrs Dalloway
14. Painting Purity and Painting Race: The Virgen del Sagrario in Seventeenth‐Century Toledo
15. Cosmic Matriarchs and Tragic Heroines
16. The Renunciation of Beatrice: The Desecration of Femininity as a Rejection of the Sacred
17. The Empty Throne: A Biopolitical Reading of Dostoevsky’s “Rebellion” and “The Grand Inquisitor”
18. Originality Beyond Novelty: Human Emotion, Narrative Pattern, and Genre Formation in Mythotechnic Fiction
19. Originality Beyond Novelty: Human Emotion, Narrative Pattern, and Genre Formation in Mythotechnic Fiction
20. The Immortals are Immortal. The Gods of Antiquity Were, Are, and Ever Shall Be