OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The median citation count of Boundary 2-An International Journal of Literature and Culture 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 2022-08-01 to 2026-08-01.)

Article	Citations
A Bridge Too Far? Ludovico Marracci's Translation of the Qurʾan and the Persistence of Medieval Biblicism	13
The Double Agent: NOB / RD	11
Out on a Limb: Brian Evenson's Last Days	6
In Memoriam: Fredric Jameson (1934–2024)	5
Contributors	4
The Critique of Cyberlibertarianism	4
Paul Celan's Counterword: Who Witnesses for the Witness?	3
Frozen Subjectivity: Vulnerability and Aesthetics at the End of the World	3
Trad Rights: Making Eurasian Whiteness at the “End of History”	2
Pedagogy: An Introduction to the Book of Ours	2
“Closing Time”: Discordant Temporalities of Japan's Postwar in David Peace's Tokyo Trilogy	2
Alma Mater	2
Henry Thoreau's Perpetual Grief and Unquenchable Life	2
“You Said Independence?” The Case of Scotland's and Catalonia's Nationalisms: A Discussion of J. H. Elliott's Scots and Catalans: Union and Disunion	2
Richard Wright Theorizes Surrealism	2
The Possibility of Progress: An Interview with Bruce Robbins	2
Hymn to the Muses: To Greet the Return of the Gods, Part 1 (Lecture 2, Book of Ours)	2
The Grannies of Shaheen Bagh: Hindutva Power and the Poetics of Dissent in Contemporary India	2
Contributors	1
Contributors	1
In Memoriam: David Golumbia	1
All under Heaven; or, The Evolving World Ethos of a New Greater China	1
Culture after Catastrophe: A Conversation with David Peace on the Tokyo Trilogy	1
Words You Burn Down: Toward a Poetics of Umfarshtandlekh Translation	1
Contributors	1

The Dream of a Dark Citation	1
Contributors	1
Grateful and Generous Reading: An Interview with Robert T. Tally Jr.	1
Amiri Baraka's Humanist Theater: A Reading of A Black Mass	1
Anti-Imperialist Struggle and the Production of Third-Worldist Solidarity in the Political Theater of Yūsuf al-ʿĀnī and Kateb Yacine	1
Contributors	1
Introduction to the Correspondence of Robert Duncan and Norman O. Brown	1
What the Writer Found There: David Peace's Occupied City	1
Auerbach's Hunger: Mimesis as an Anthropology of Violence	0
Foucault, Our Contemporary	0
Writer and Thinker	0
The Darkness in the Poem, and the Light: Beyond Witness—the Visionary, Non-Soteriological Poetics of Paul Celan	0
Contributors	0
Contributors	0
“Every Single Word Is Now a Tempest of Gestures”: Luigi Ballerini's and Beppe Cavatorta's Anthology of Italian Poetry Those Who from Afar Look Like Flies	0
Tashkent Postcards: Algeria's Literature of Liberation in Languages of the USSR	0
L’état Naissant: On Celan's Microliths They Are, Little Stones: Posthumous Prose	0
Identifying Khizr: On the Paths of Goethe and Iqbal	0
Preemptive Impunity: The Constituent Power of Trump's Make America Great Again Movement	0
Afterword: In and beyond the Boundaries of Medievalism	0
Introduction: Narrating and Translating Sexual Violence in Wartime in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) Region	0
Prisons, Immigration, and the Right to a Livable Life in the Anthropocene: Reading Garrett Hardin and Michel Foucault	0
Contributors	0
Pierre Joris and “The Whole Celan”—a Life's Work	0
Three Moments of Speculative Freedom in the Age of the Atlantic Revolutions	0
Opening Time, Closing Time: A Journey from Hermes and Hesiod to Vico and Joyce	0
Different and Familiar: Les enfances Renier and the Question of Medieval Orientalism	0
Edward Said and the Western Humanities	0
I Am Become Data: Lytle Shaw's Narrowcast and the Era of Machine Listening	0
Braised Cucumbers, Maps, and Surprises: Materialist Narratology and Political Theology in the Work of Hortense J. Spillers	0
The Politics of Alien Listening	0
The White Minority: Natives and Nativism in Contemporary France	0
Introduction: Bandung's Cultural Afterlives	0
Song of the Andoumboulou: 300	0
In Memoriam: Michael Hays	0
A Poetics of Thingification: Dawn Lundy Martin and the Black Took Collective	0
Undoing Medieval Race Studies	0
Contributors	0
Contributors	0
Blanchot without Blanchot	0
Postcolonial Futures, Archival Pasts: Bandung as Cold War Disruption	0
Edmund Burke and Hannah Arendt: Decolonization, Resentment, and the Social Question	0
Belle da Costa Greene and the Undoing of “Medieval” Studies	0
Transfiguration as a World-Making Practice: From Norman O. Brown to Bob Dylan	0
When Hortense Spillers and Toni Morrison Meet in the Clearing: The Hieroglyphics of Marking and Unmarking	0
Monolingual LLMs in the Age of Multilingual Chatbots	0
Order and Archive: A Foucault Abecedary	0
Interview with Meg Havran	0
North County Jail	0
“We Want Cornbread! Give Us Cornbread!”: Reviewing Andrea Swensson's Deeper Blues	0

Freedom: The Function of Criticism at All Times	0
Apocalyptic Style and Prophetic Diction	0
The Hegemony of Genealogy	0
“No One Is Who They Say They Are”: The Political Aesthetics of David Peace, Waste Land Poetry, and Extreme Music	0
What Is “Postmedieval”? Embedded Reflections	0
The Poetics of Defeat	0
The Double Disavowals of Theory's “Problem Spaces”: Review of Revolution and Disenchantment	0
Empson Here and Now?	0
On the Psychic Work of Reading	0
Nobby, or Metamorphosis	0
Neoliberal Kosmos and the Cunning of Aesthetic Revolt	0
Computer Center Sabotage, 1968–1971: Luddism, Black Studies, and the Diversion of Technological Progress	0
Éric Zemmour and the Ambiguities of Indigeneity	0
Fathers and Daughters; or, Social Reproduction in the Anthropocene	0
David Graeber's Anthropology of Human Possibilities	0
Interior Intersubjectivity: Hortense Spillers's Theory of “the One”	0
Richard Wright on the Question of Palestine at Bandung: The Aesthetic of Difference in The Color Curtain	0
NOB's Poetics	0
Whaddayou Mean “ςπουδαιογɛλοιον”?: Nabi's Last Laugh	0
Introduction: Postwar Japan as Occult History—David Peace's Tokyo Trilogy	0
The Medieval of the Long Now	0
Fraternal Forms and Forest Figures: Politics and Metapolitics in the Thought of Norman O. Brown	0
Report from Columbia	0
Something Worth Leaving in Shards: An Interview with Rachel Blau DuPlessis	0
The Third-Worldist Foundations of Mahdi ʿAmil's Thought	0
On Thon; or, Thinking Gender in the Interstice	0
The Existence of the Speculative: Hegel's Theory of the Soul	0
Off-Screen Vision: The Legacy of Teshome Gabriel	0
We Are Children of the Nonaligned: Walking with My Friend Samia Zennadi in Algiers	0
Exhuming the Collaborator	0
Gwendolyn Brooks: Who Ya Talkin’ With?	0
Translingualism: A Poetics of Language Mixing and Estrangement	0
Contributors	0
The Making of the Hindu Normative	0
Contributors	0
Beyond (European) Philosophy: From Leibniz—via Schmalenbach—to Benjamin	0
To Greet the Return of the Gods: A Guide for Teachers	0
To Put Afoot a New Black Woman: On Hortense Spillers and the Possibilities of Gender	0
The New Negro: The Life of Alain Locke: An Unfinished Reading of Jeffrey Stewart's Troubled Biography	0
NoOnesRose: An Interview with Pierre Joris	0
Vignettes of Afro-Asia, 1962: After-Hours Routes and Intertextual Afterlives	0
Sending Language into Battle: Interview with Hortense J. Spillers	0
A Note on Cutting	0
Making Islam (Coherent): Academic Discourse and the Politics of Language	0
The Politics of Criticism and the Criticism of Politics	0
Fighting for the Middle: Medieval Studies Programs and Degrees within Higher Education	0
Race, Medieval Studies, and Disciplinary Boundaries	0
Introduction: The Returns of Fascism	0
Contributors	0
The Gray Lovers	0
Shelter from the Storm: Cynicism and the Refuge of Meaning	0
Announcement of Change in Editorship	0
No Way to Say	0
“Everyone Works Their Own Way” (Revisiting Samia Zennadi)	0
Robert Duncan and Norman O. Brown: Correspondence	0
From the Margins: There Must Be More to History than Logic	0
Editor's Note	0
The Soviet Invention of Postcolonial Studies	0
Theory of Philosophy or Philosophy of Theory: On Jameson's The Years of Theory	0
Experimental Poetry in Yugoslav and Post-Yugoslav Literary Spaces: Socialism, War Transition, and Beyond	0
Contributors	0
In the Wake of Disaster: Black Women's Innovative Poetics	0
Green Walls: Everyday Ecofascism and the Politics of Proximity	0
Brown Now: Communion, Mystery, and Public Knowledge	0
Law's Numbers	0
Bastard Sugar: Hortense Spillers and Paradoxes of Value in New World Thought	0
Contributors	0
Pre-Owned Poems	0
Art Is for Everybody: An Interview with Anna Kornbluh	0
The Bildungsroman of an Artist for New China:Fu Lei's Family Letters, 1954–1966	0
Policing the Catastrophe: History and Conspiracy in David Peace's Tokyo Trilogy	0
Touch and Voice inAbsalom, Absalom!	0
Spoiled History: Leprosy and the Lessons of Queer Medieval Historiography	0
Celan in Conversation	0
Telling Stories about Climate Change: Maritime Fiction and the Global Novel	0