Latest Research in Critical Theory and Philosophy
49 research papers · 2026 median publication year
Top Research Topics in Critical Theory and Philosophy
- Critical Theory and Philosophy — 2 papers
- Indian and Buddhist Studies — 2 papers
- Gender, Feminism, and Media — 2 papers
- German Colonialism and Identity Studies — 2 papers
- Race, Genetics, and Society — 2 papers
- Paleopathology and ancient diseases — 2 papers
- Humanities and Social Sciences — 2 papers
- Religion, Ecology, and Ethics — 2 papers
- Sports, Gender, and Society — 2 papers
- Child Abuse and Trauma — 1 papers
Highest-Cited Papers
- “That great cosmic principle of becoming”: elucidating Ludwig von Mises’s multifaceted account of the origin, development and function of the division of labour
- The Mirage of Universalism
- The Mirage of Universalism
- Transmaxxing , Identity, and Online Male Subcultures: Toward a Feminist Analysis
- When Categories Cannot Hold the Wound: Epistemic Coloniality and the Erasure of Southeast Asian Sexual Subjectivities in Male Sexual Abuse Research
- The Social Atmospheres of the Imaginary
- From Documentary Narrative to Literary Anthropology: Human–Animal Relations in Judith Schalansky’s An Inventory of Losses
- Fascism, Fashion, and the Plasticity of Gender
- The Kavanaugh Hearings and the #MeToo Movement Through the Distorted Mirror of The Red Pill and Incel Message Boards
- Wajdi Mouawad’s Anima : transforming trauma through the deconstruction of the human–animal divide
- Concrete Ethics on Mars: Utopia and the Spacetime Scales of Suffering Off-Earth
- Putting Eighteenth-Century Ireland Underwater
- COERCION AND COMFORT: WHY FORCE AND PROTECTION FAIL THE CHILD IN THE SAME WAY? Freedom Must Be Exercised to Be Inherited
- Liberation through consumption? How vibrator brands construct female sexuality in a postfeminist framework
- The Cambridge handbook for the anthropology of race and ethnicity
- The Despars Avicenna Canon Corpus: A Seven-Witness Substrate-Anchored Inventory (1431–1498)
- Jesus Returned in 1980: The Talpiot Tomb, Scientific Restoration of the Jesus Family, and Related Historical Reflections
- Jesus Returned in 1980: The Talpiot Tomb, Scientific Restoration of the Jesus Family, and Related Historical Reflections
- Bi-Fi, or Biosemiotic Fiction: A Review of and Interview with Ray Nayler’s The Mountain in the Sea, Ned Beauman’s Venomous Lumpsucker and Sue Burke’s Semiosis
- Conditions for the transformation of consciousness during the transition from modernity to future culture (Eurasian culture in the context of the formation of planetary civilization)