Latest Research in Medieval Literature and History

Top Research Topics in Medieval Literature and History

• Gothic Literature and Media Analysis — 3 papers
• Medieval Literature and History — 2 papers
• African Sexualities and LGBTQ+ Issues — 2 papers
• Gender, Feminism, and Media — 1 papers
• Cultural Studies and Interdisciplinary Research — 1 papers
• Jungian Analytical Psychology — 1 papers
• Japanese History and Culture — 1 papers
• Islamic Studies and History — 1 papers
• Language and cultural evolution — 1 papers
• Literature Analysis and Criticism — 1 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. “Being taken as a slave is better than being killed”: How PragerU’s curriculum reinforces hierarchy and hegemony (1 citations)
2. Beyond a neologism: “youni nan,” “youni nv,” and the contested landscape of everyday feminism in China
3. Necro-Poetics of care: Necropolitics and the Gothic in Mexican Zombie Cinema
4. The Courage to Be Human: New Humanism and the Critique of War in Bertolt Brecht's Mother Courage and Her Children
5. Platonic & Sheldrakian Fields: did, or do, Jung's 'Anima' or 'Animus' exist as a-priori Platonic Forms?
6. Negotiating Gender Roles and Feminist Resistance in The Ballad of Mulan and The Rose of Versailles
7. Who Is a Patriotic Man? Rethinking Hegemonic Masculinity in Modern Iran
8. The Origins and Evolution of Writing
9. Monsters and fixity
10. Reclaiming the Marriage Plot: Feminist Perspectives in Jane Austen's Novels
11. The Forum Internum and the Renaissance
12. “Wasting its Aesthetic Time”: Mina Loy’s art history and Anglo-Florentine connoisseurship
13. The Politics of the Female Body: Resistance and Patriarchal Violence in The Vegetarian
14. Maternal White savior narratives in Louise Linton's In Congo's Shadow
15. When Christians Defend Their Image More Than the Truth: Ecclesial Reputation, Accountability, Repentance, and Christian Witness
16. What Is Mythotechnic Fiction? The Foundational Statement
17. Social Memory, Reputation and the Politics of Death in the Medieval Irish Lordship , by Joanna MacGugan
18. La Nature comme « Poème vivant ». Le vitalisme métaphysique de Marcel Conche
19. Person, Institution, Society: The Concentric Circles of Christian Identity
20. Exchanges of Virtue: Recipes, Trust and Paper Tools at the Oratoire du Louvre, 1660–1730