Latest Research in Chinese history and philosophy
84 research papers · 0.1 average citations · 2026 median publication year
Top Research Topics in Chinese history and philosophy
- Karl Barth and Christian Theology — 5 papers
- Chinese history and philosophy — 3 papers
- Autobiographical and Biographical Writing — 3 papers
- Indian History and Philosophy — 3 papers
- Literature: history, themes, analysis — 3 papers
- Medieval Literature and History — 3 papers
- Islamic Studies and History — 2 papers
- Italian Fascism and Post-war Society — 2 papers
- Medieval Philosophy and Theology — 2 papers
- Japanese History and Culture — 2 papers
Highest-Cited Papers
- What is God? (1 citations)
- Lucidity without Liberation : Sisyphus, Clamence, and the Ethics of Repetition
- The Hero Who Conquered Others but Not Himself: How Odysseus Became Great Without Being Good — and an Abbasid Book of Dogs Put Power on Trial
- Figli della malinconia e della notte : Exploring Anna Maria Ortese’s Sprites and Sorrowful Childlike Creatures
- The Hero Who Conquered Others but Not Himself: How Odysseus Became Great Without Being Good — and an Abbasid Book of Dogs Put Power on Trial
- Two Approaches to Self-Understanding in the Mind-Nature Gongfu Theory of Song-Ming Neo-Confucianism
- THE EMERGENCE AND DEVELOPMENT OF AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL WORKS IN THE WEST
- THE EMERGENCE AND DEVELOPMENT OF AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL WORKS IN THE WEST
- Unlocking the Science-Religion Dialogue: Honoring a Master of Thomistic Natural Philosophy and Theology
- Reconstructing an Existential Written Narrative as Visual Horror; Junji Ito’s Manga Adaptation of Osamu Dazai’s No Longer Human
- The Cross We Think We See: On the History We Carry and the Defeat We Read Into the Cross (4 citations)
- Constructing cosmopolitanism differently: a cosmopolitan nationalist analysis of international and bilingual school mission statements
- “A Friend and Lifeline”: A History of Christian Feminist Magazine Daughters of Sarah , 1974–1996
- The Ornamental Myth: Narrative Form, Temporal Asymmetry, and the Undoing of the “Successful Immigrant” Arc in Contemporary Asian American Women’s Memoir
- Mary C. Boys. Blessing of a New Dawn: Reorienting Christianity’s Relation to Judaism
- Responsible guardians of peace : a Catholic apologia for human intelligence collection (HUMINT)
- History, Violence, and the Bible in Cormac McCarthy’s Blood Meridian or the Evening Redness in the West (1985).
- Rumi as a Motif of Faith and Fate in Let the Great World Spin by Colum Mccann
- FEELING IMPLICATED: AFFECTIVE ENTANGLEMENTS IN INGEBORG BACHMANN'S ‘DAS DREIẞIGSTE JAHR’
- CHOICE UNDER CONSTRAINT: GENDER, REPRODUCTIVE AGENCY, AND SOCIAL POWER IN CHIKA UNIGWE'S GRACE