Latest Research in Japanese History and Culture

Top Research Topics in Japanese History and Culture

• Japanese History and Culture — 4 papers
• Early Modern Women Writers — 2 papers
• Chinese history and philosophy — 2 papers
• Migration, Refugees, and Integration — 1 papers
• Central European national history — 1 papers
• Literature: history, themes, analysis — 1 papers
• Historical and Religious Studies of Rome — 1 papers
• Historical Astronomy and Related Studies — 1 papers
• Interdisciplinary Cultural and Social Studies — 1 papers
• Undergraduate Neuroscience Education and Research — 1 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. Identifications and Multiple Others: A Case Study of Descendants of Moroccan and Pakistani Migrants in Barcelona
2. The Image of the “Trümmerfrau” in the Illustrated Press: Projecting a Construct in Postwar Germany and Austria
3. Revisiting the Origins of the ‘Roundhead’ in 1641
4. Divus Hadrianus, Divus Constantius Chlorus, and the Apotheosis of Hercules: The Tondo Reliefs of the Arch of Constantine
5. The Sphere of Changes - A Possible Common Structure in the Odyssey, the Theogony, and the Book of Changes
6. Listening as Peace: Exploring Refugee Narratives, Silence, and the Politics of Voice
7. A Disputed Will and a Fracas in Rufford in 1620: Jane Hesketh and Her Inheritance
8. “Onward Malay Women” and “Letter to Georgette Chen”
9. An intersectional approach to the literary universe of contemporary Turkish author Menekşe Toprak
10. Constructing Noble Memory Across the Atlantic: Genealogy and Legitimacy in the Villafañe Lineage (16th–17th Centuries)
11. When the party ends: Occupied desire, colonial complicity, and illusory recognition in Ōshiro Tatsuhiro’s “The Cocktail Party”
12. When God Arrived With a Government: When Salvation Required Surrender and Christianity Policed the Soul
13. Narrating the subaltern resistance: Aesthetic strategies in Mornings in Jenin
14. Maoist class figures in Wang Guangyi’s Great Criticism series: affect, esthetic heritage and the residual
15. When God Arrived With a Government: When Salvation Required Surrender and Christianity Policed the Soul
16. The Sovereign and the Machine: Hamlet’s Corporate Death
17. British Spy Cinema: A Reflection of National Identity and Aspiration, 1930–1965
18. Eat, Pray, Love: Sacrifice-Eating and Ritual Sexuality as Unifying Motifs in 1 Corinthians 8–11
19. Dice, Drawings, and War: Young Nietzsche and the Experience of the Crimean Conflict
20. Rewriting modernity: body, lepers, and the exoticizing gaze in Ma Yuan’s fiction