Journal of Modern Literature

Papers
(The median citation count of Journal of Modern Literature is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-11-01 to 2024-11-01.)
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The Hispanic World in the Multilingual Fiction of Colm Tóibín2
<em>Orlando</em>: A Fanfiction; or, Virginia Woolf in the Archive of Our Own2
Blanchot in Infinite Conversation(s) with Beckett2
<em>Impassagenwerk</em>: Jean Rhys's Interwar Fiction and the Modernist Impasse2
White Supremacy and the Multicultural Imagination in Ray Bradbury's Afrofuturist Stories of Mars2
Lu Xun and Modern Chinese Literature in the Context of World Literature1
Zora Neale Hurston and the Limits of the Will to Humanize1
Modern Chinese Literature under the Russian-Soviet Influence1
“Like a dry-skin itching for growth on our bodies”: Katherine Mansfield's and Una Marson's Modernist Fantasies of Objecthood1
Intertexts of <em>Intertextuality</em>1
Re-invention in a Globalized World: (Mis)reading and Metafictional Strategies in Tash Aw's <em>Five Star Billionaire</em>1
Hong Kong Literature: Colonialism, Cosmopolitanism, Consumption1
“The man's a man if he is black”: Conrad, Modernism, and Race (Again)0
Emerging Improvisations: A Review of <em>Writing in Real Time | Emergent Poetics from Whitman to the Digital</em>0
Freedom as a Mirage: Sexual Commodification in Harold Pinter's Films0
Rethinking Modernism, Sex and Gender0
Hot Spinsters: Revisiting Barbara Pym's Virtuous Style0
Beckett's Insistent Bodies0
Logic of Missed Encounters: A Review of Arka Chattopadhyay's <em>Beckett, Lacan, and the Mathematical Writing of the Real</em>0
The Insider's View of Beckett's Re-Generating Art0
Intersectional Feminism, Black Love, and the Transnational Turn: Rereading Guillén, Hughes, and Roumain0
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Drama as Political Commentary: Women and the Legacy of the May Fourth Movement in Cao Yu's Plays0
“He Proves by Algebra”: James Joyce's Post-Literary Incest Machines0
The Work of Art and the Art of Work0
Toward a New Narrative About China's Anti-Japanese War: Reading Bodily Anxiety in Ba Jin's <em>Cold Nights</em>0
Modernism at the Bar: Robert Spoo's <em>Modernism and the Law</em>0
Searching Pragmatism in Marilynne Robinson0
Re-Visions of the End: Christine Brooke-Rose and the Post-Literary0
Inadequate Compensation: Economic Agency against the Plantation System in Faulkner's <em>Go Down, Moses</em>0
The Unbearable Affects of Being0
The Ugly Politics of (Im)passivity, or Why Conrad's Anarchists are Fat0
Scaling Holy Mountains: Mountaineering, Religion, and the Politics of Literature in Auden and Empson0
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The National and Cosmopolitan Significance of Jia Pingwa's Fiction0
Transvaluing the New Culture Movement: Toward the Construction of a Cosmo-Humanism0
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Between Modern and Postmodern: Contemporary Chinese Poetry from the Outside in0
<em>Fortress Besieged</em>: Cynicism and Qian Zhongshu's Narrative of the Modern Chinese “Self”0
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The Rationale of Realism in Yu Hua's <em>To Live</em> (1993)0
Illumination, Transformation, and Nihilism: T. S. Eliot's Empty Spaces0
On Borders, Race, and Infinite Hospitality: Foucault, Derrida, and Camus0
Modern Chinese Literature and World Literature from a European Perspective0
Technological Paranoia: A Review of Andrew Gaedtke's <em>Modernism and the Machinery of Madness</em>0
Rising Stars and Fallen Women: Writing Lives in Emily Hahn's China0
Negotiating the <em>eruv</em>0
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Editor's Introduction: Modern Chinese Literature from Local to Global0
Transports, Earthbound0
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