Latest Research in Gothic Literature and Media Analysis

Top Research Topics in Gothic Literature and Media Analysis

• Gothic Literature and Media Analysis — 3 papers
• Short Stories in Global Literature — 2 papers
• Chinese history and philosophy — 2 papers
• Indian and Buddhist Studies — 2 papers
• Literature Analysis and Criticism — 2 papers
• Migration, Policy, and Dickens Studies — 2 papers
• Memory, Trauma, and Commemoration — 2 papers
• Jungian Analytical Psychology — 2 papers
• Crime and Detective Fiction Studies — 2 papers
• Philosophy, Ethics, and Existentialism — 1 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. ‘An Irish solution to an Irish problem’: constructing legitimate intimacy in tax marriage and migration marriage in Ireland (1 citations)
2. Assertion and Argument: Reexamining Happiness in Camus's The Myth of Sisyphus
3. THE TABLE OF EUDEMIAN ETHICS II 3 (1220B38–1221A12) IN CONTEXT
4. Narrative surplus and feminist form in May Sinclair’s The Three Sisters
5. AUTHORSHIP AND ITS FORGERY: One Structure Across Six Domains, And Why Skill Makes the Damage Worse - One Structure Across Forgery, Propaganda, Virtue, Institutional Ceremony and Metric Capture
6. Cavell and Deleuze: Genre as Medium, Death as Image
7. The Courtesan’s Memory, Voice, and Late Ming Drama
8. The Iron Maiden Archetype Accepted: Margaret Thatcher’s Embrace of the “Iron Lady” Nickname
9. The Politics of Thin Description in Black Italian Life-Writing
10. The Elephant and the Ant: A Philosophical Study of Magnitude, Fear, Possibility and Existential Power - Vedanta 2.0 | 99+1 Model and Pancha-Sutra
11. The Elephant and the Ant: A Philosophical Study of Magnitude, Fear, Possibility and Existential Power - Vedanta 2.0 | 99+1 Model and Pancha-Sutra
12. THE CREATOR AND THE CRAFTSMAN: A PHILOSOPHICAL EXPLORATION OF PLATO'S DEMIURGE AND YORUBA'S OLODUMARE
13. Not all doors lead to magic: From escapism to dislocation in literature
14. From Victorian England to the Twenty-First Century: Reassessing the Contemporary Relevance of George Bernard Shaw's Mrs. Warren's Profession
15. From Victorian England to the Twenty-First Century: Reassessing the Contemporary Relevance of George Bernard Shaw's Mrs. Warren's Profession
16. Subversive laughter: Incongruity, relief, and cultural critique in Longlegs (2024) and The Silence of the Lambs (1991)
17. Charity Under a Leaking Roof: Moral Discourse and the Child’s Eye in Dickens and McCourt
18. Splintered Selves: Writing Singleness and Widowhood in the Fiction of Mary Lavin and Janet McNeill
19. The pedestal I refuse to cross
20. “A Little Academe”: How Teaching through Performance Illuminated Love’s Labor’s Lost