Latest Research in Computational Cultural Philosophy

Top Research Topics in Computational Cultural Philosophy

• Indian and Buddhist Studies — 113 papers
• Biblical Studies and Interpretation — 74 papers
• Postcolonial and Cultural Literary Studies — 71 papers
• Philosophical Ethics and Theory — 66 papers
• Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy — 60 papers
• Embodied and Extended Cognition — 55 papers
• Chinese history and philosophy — 55 papers
• Philosophy and Theoretical Science — 50 papers
• Posthumanist Ethics and Activism — 45 papers
• South African History and Culture — 43 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. Attention, Not Self: Buddhist Abhidharma Meets Computational Phenomenology (8 citations)
2. Intestacy and the Modern Household: What the default rules actually do, who they no longer describe, and why the survivor of a thirty-year partnership can rank behind a first cousin (2 citations)
3. Proclamation of Individual Equity (2 citations)
4. Film promotion across the EU member states and abroad: institutional practices in Denmark, Finland and France in an evolving policy and technological architecture (2 citations)
5. Archontic Machines of Interpretation: Antimimon, Neomyth and Post-Truth in the Media Culture of the Digital Age. The Homonymy of Oscillation and Antinomic Holding (1 citations)
6. Women workers at the Hogarth Press: MAPP, digital humanities, and collaborative process (1 citations)
7. “Being taken as a slave is better than being killed”: How PragerU’s curriculum reinforces hierarchy and hegemony (1 citations)
8. EU film festivals – balancing and harnessing the ambiguity of competitiveness and public diplomacy (1 citations)
9. Feminist epistemic justice: reimagining knowledge and power in EU politics (1 citations)
10. Luoji and logic: translation and methodological reflections (1 citations)
11. V=N/D High-Rate Syndrome: Etiology, Clinical Course, and Treatment Through N-Externalization — A Self-Reported Case Study (2 citations)
12. Universal pluralism: Appreciating and exploring both similarity and difference across people and cultures. (1 citations)
13. The Freudian Unconscious: Evolutionary Adaptation or a Mere Epiphenomenon? (1 citations)
14. Contentful skills: Procedural memory and the representational challenge to non‐representational cognition (1 citations)
15. Summary Paper of project 412: A Structural Meta-Framework on the Conditions of Existence/Appearance
16. The Individuating Factor - Ownness, Jemeinigkeit, Haecceitas
17. “Even the Worms…”
18. La emancipación como horizonte ético de la educación: una lectura crítica de la pedagogía de Paulo Freire
19. Between Sussex, Cardiff, and Caracas: Disseminating The Piltdown Man Hoax In The Hispanic World
20. An Indexicality Analysis of Post-Traumatic Growth in Cinematic Discourse: Kya Clark in Where the Crawdads Sing (2022)

Sub-Regions

• Phenomenology and Existential Theory — 1,266 papers
• Linguistic Variation and Translation — 810 papers
• Global Postcolonial and Asian Studies — 796 papers
• Decolonial History and Memory — 475 papers
• Existential Psychotherapy and Embodiment — 418 papers
• Trauma and Cultural Symbolism — 302 papers
• Comparative Theology and Narratology — 253 papers
• Classical Antiquity and Biblical Hermeneutics — 236 papers