Latest Research in Biblical Studies and Interpretation
80 research papers · 0.0 average citations · 2026 median publication year
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Highest-Cited Papers
- Luoji and logic: translation and methodological reflections (1 citations)
- African Decolonial Theory : A Conversation
- Presence: On What Is Rendered When Repayment Is Impossible
- The Salesman's Fall: Socialist Realism and the Critique of American Capitalism in Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman
- A Spanish (unknown) afterlife of Sebastian of Portugal and his prodigious progeny
- The Double Transmission of the Parable of the Two Sons (Matt. 21:28–32) in Coptic Manuscripts
- Residuum Universe Bible: Public Canon Reference, Version 1.1
- An Alternative, Non-Reductionist Reading of the Zhuangzi and Its Ethical Inquiry—Responding to Critics
- Out by Natsuo Kirino: A Neo Marxist Analysis of Gendered Labor and Commodity Fetishism
- Out by Natsuo Kirino: A Neo Marxist Analysis of Gendered Labor and Commodity Fetishism
- Ra as the God of Transition: A Processual Ontology of Light and the Liminal Structure of Being
- Ra as the God of Transition: A Processual Ontology of Light and the Liminal Structure of Being
- The scars of ambiguity: Terrorism, disappearance, and the search for life in contemporary Africa
- A Response to Heller and Goldstein
- By What Authority? — For People Drawn to Christianity
- Rural returns: Youth domestic migration, gender, and visual media in South Africa
- By What Authority? — For Military Personnel and Oath-Takers
- Saints’ Lives for Medieval English Nuns , I: A Study of the ‘Lyves and Dethes’ in Cambridge University Library, MS Additional 2604; and Saints’ Lives for Medieval English Nuns , II: An Edition of the ‘Lyves and Dethes’ in Camb
- By What Authority? — For People Drawn to Christianity
- By What Authority? — For Military Personnel and Oath-Takers