Latest Research in Gender, Feminism, and Media

Top Research Topics in Gender, Feminism, and Media

• Gender, Feminism, and Media — 2 papers
• Paranormal Experiences and Beliefs — 1 papers
• Utopian, Dystopian, and Speculative Fiction — 1 papers
• Asian American and Pacific Histories — 1 papers
• Public Spaces through Art — 1 papers
• Scottish History and National Identity — 1 papers
• Narrative Theory and Analysis — 1 papers
• Philosophy and Historical Thought — 1 papers
• Themes in Literature Analysis — 1 papers
• Foucault, Power, and Ethics — 1 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. Ash Geometry: Magic After Ritual — A Conceptual Framework for a New Esoteric System
2. Power and Resistance in Margaret Atwood’s MaddAddam Trilogy
3. Trafficked and Rescued: Travails of the Chinese “Slave Girl” in Progressive Era California
4. Toward A Productive Mourning: Street Art, Melancholia, and the Politics of Gentrification
5. Mary Brooksbank and everyday life in a women’s town
6. Hauntological Form in Jon Fosse’s Septology I–VII
7. The withdrawal of the given: philosophy as a way of life and what stands in for it
8. True crime as gendered self-surveillance: Anxiety, risk pedagogy and women’s mediated engagements with violence
9. The labour of girlhood innocence: Shirley Temple, Hu Rongrong, and the genealogy of child stardom in 1930s trans-pacific visual culture
10. Signifying Nothing? Narnia, Inanity, and A. L. Rowse
11. The Symbiotic Grift Economy: Interpretive Custody, Rescue Markets, and the Political Economy of Exit
12. Imagining the Relational Through Speculative Fiction: Survival, Possibility, and Creativity
13. The Orphans of Bishop Richard Fletcher: New Archival Discoveries on the Siblings of Playwright John Fletcher
14. “The finest coat in England”: The dressed body in Andrea Levy’s “That Polite Way that English People Have”
15. ‘You Reap What You Sow’. The Logic and History of the Reaper Argument