Latest Research in Indian and Buddhist Studies
75 research papers · 2026 median publication year
Top Research Topics in Indian and Buddhist Studies
- Ecocriticism and Environmental Literature — 6 papers
- Indian and Buddhist Studies — 3 papers
- Biblical Studies and Interpretation — 3 papers
- Literary Theory and Cultural Hermeneutics — 2 papers
- Crime and Detective Fiction Studies — 2 papers
- Archaeology and Rock Art Studies — 2 papers
- Japanese History and Culture — 2 papers
- Historical Studies of British Isles — 2 papers
- Pentecostalism and Christianity Studies — 2 papers
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Highest-Cited Papers
- Penetrative ‘you’ in thought presentation in Samantha Harvey’s Orbital
- Electric Enforcement and the Ghost of Rochambeau: State Violence, Colonial Memory, and the Long Arc of Anti-Haitian Bigotry
- Autonomous Ornament: The Structural Homology Between Alphonse Mucha’s “Q Formula” and the Eastern Mandala
- Ecopoetic containment and trauma healing in the Dari poetry of Khalilullah Khalili
- Symbols Of Struggle: Unveiling Socio-Economic Realities In Kota Neelima's Novel
- Symbols Of Struggle: Unveiling Socio-Economic Realities In Kota Neelima's Novel
- Gazing at the ignition point in The Wild Goose Lake (2019) through González-Requena’s classical, mannerist and postclassical taxonomy
- ‘Flux’ or ‘wind’?
- Structural Reversals in Hayao Miyazaki's Works — Restraint in His Early Works, Release in *Porco Rosso*, and Authenticity in His Later Works —
- Structural Reversals in Hayao Miyazaki's Works — Restraint in His Early Works, Release in *Porco Rosso*, and Authenticity in His Later Works —
- One Head, Two Bodies: A Double-Bodied Sphinx with in a 4th Century BC Scythian Culture as a Phenomenon of Selective Borrowing
- Ecoterritorial Cinema and the Politics of Representation: Women, Resistance, and the Challenge to Extractive Modernity
- Edited text of De Missione Legatorum Iaponensium ad Romanam curiam, rebusque in Europa, ac toto itinere animaduersis, Dialogus (Macau, 1590).
- The Gem's Edge: George Cumberland, Glyptic Art, and Eighteenth‐Century Outline
- Dissolution in Two Traditions: A Comparative Study of Magnetic Monopole Collapse and Lafcadio Hearn's Buddhist Cosmology
- Challenging Stereotypes and Distorted Narratives in Modern History Exhibitions
- Pre-Registration: Falsification Criteria for the Weekday of the Crucifixion (Wednesday, 25 April AD 31)
- Pre-Registration: Falsification Criteria for the Weekday of the Crucifixion (Wednesday, 25 April AD 31)
- Joseph Jenkins’s Australian Diary: “Carving My Own monument”
- William Johns, a Man Who Started as a Chemist and Druggist in London, Became a Baptist Missionary in India and Ended as a Medical Doctor in Manchester