OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Journal of Literary Studies 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 2021-09-01 to 2025-09-01.)

Article	Citations
The Witness of Poetry: Holocaust Representation in Abraham Sutzkever and David Fram	3
On the Way to Language: Reading Celan Philologically	2
Female Sexualities under a Patriarchal Microscope: An Interrogation of Buchi Emecheta’s Double Yoke	2
Situated Readings	1
Intermedialising Modernities	1
Motherhood and Memory in Najwa Bin Shatwan’s The Slave Yards	1
Dystopian Futures and Posthuman Realities	1
Ambiguous Women	1
Agitations for Self-Identification and (Re)presentation in Selected Tshivenda Poetry	1
Dining with the Duttons	1
Unmasking Coloniality	1
Anxious Competition: Exploring the Poetic Imaginarium of the COVID-19 Pandemic in Malawi	1
Dystopian Futures: Ugandan Science Fiction and Post-Apocalypse Contagions	1
The Power of a Brand: Paramount, Heartland Narrowcasting, and Taylor Sheridan’s Yellowstone	1
Wagar and Motley “Archaic” Vestiges: A Postmodernist Reading of Contemporary Somali Fiction	0
Contemporary Literary and Cultural Theory: An Overview, by Jeffrey Di Leo	0
Antjie Krog n Ondersoekte lewe	0
Twitter Diary and COVID-19 Survival: The Case of @acielumumba	0
Intermedial Reflections on Analogue Photography and Digital Visuality in Moxyland	0
n Voelvlug oor die ontwikkeling en die gebruik van Kaapse Afrikaans (Kaaps) in Afrikaanse dramas	0
Stiltes en stemme. ’n Huldiging van Karel Schoeman, deur Willie Burger (redakteur)	0
Post-Apartheid Same-Sex Sexualities: Restless Identities in Literary and Visual Culture, by Andy Carolin	0
The Marriage Debate, Mona Caird and Her Feminist Radicalism	0
Contributors	0
Mapping Abjection: Dissecting Racial and Sexual Boundaries in Mark Gevisser’s Lost and Found in Johannesburg	0

Solipsistic breakthroughs or stymying collectives? Historical duels in August Wilson’s Radio Golf.	0
Culpability and Nature-Nature Infractions in Select Poems in Tanure Ojaide’s Narrow Escapes: A Poetic Diary of the Coronavirus Pandemic	0
My Silver Stripes and Other Poems, by Maletšema Ruth Emsley	0
Monstrous Bodies as Cultural Text	0
Life Writing During a Pandemic: Making Sense of the “New Normal” in Lockdown Extended: Corona Chronicles (2020)	0
Global Stage for IsiXhosa Poetry	0
“A Talent for Wonder”	0
Literêr-teoretiese benaderings tot literatuurstudie in die tagtiger- en negentigerjare	0
Die tempteerbare oog: Opstelle oor die werk van Marlene van Niekerk, deur Marius Crous (redakteur)	0
Writing the Elusive Narrative of Soweto-Based Community Theatre, 1984–1994	0
The Bloomsbury Handbook to Sylvia Plath, edited by Anita Helle, Amanda Golden, and Maeve O’Brien	0
Unveiling Gender Dynamics	0
Maishe Maponya’s Letta	0
Veelkantige perspektief op die werk van ’n formidabele digter	0
The Biopolitics of Disability	0
Imagined Identity and Human Rights in the Post-pandemic World of Lauren Beukes’s Afterland	0
Ecocritical Concerns in Select Afrikaans Narrative Works: Critical Perspectives	0
“A New Race of Immortals”: A Posthumanist Reading of “Poe Posthumous; or, the Light-House”	0
The Kafkaesque Wall	0
Displacement in When Rain Clouds Gather	0
Refiguring in Black, by Tendayi Sithole	0
Unveiling Neocolonialism in Sino-African Relations	0
Robotic Narrative, Mindreading and Kazuo Ishiguro’s Klara and the Sun	0
Fertile Ground	0
Editorial Note	0
A Zulu king in conversation with the world: Translational and transcultural strategies in Chaka (1981) by Thomas Mofolo	0
Corruption in Contemporary Nigerian Poetry: A New Historicist Perspective	0
Intensification of Biopolitical Strategies: Governing Bodies’ Treatment of Apocalyptic Zombification in Max Brook’s World War Z	0
Pandemic Literatures and Being Human in Times of Mass Infection and Catastrophe: Some African Perspectives	0
Enjoying the Symptom: David Foster Wallace’s Brief Interviews with Hideous Men	0
“There Is No Heaven to Go to, Because We’re in It Already. We’re in Hell, Too. They Coexist”	0
Negotiations of Anxiety in the Discourses of Melanie Klein and Edgar Allan Poe	0
Apartheid’s Patriarchies in Decline: White Masculinities in Damon Galgut’s The Promise	0
“Their Skin Is Black”	0
Power and the Prison: A Foucauldian Perspective on Herman Charles Bosman’s Cold Stone Jug and Willemsdorp	0
Post-Apartheid Haptic	0
Poetics of the Medial State of Emily Dickinson’s Persona	0
Wilma Stockenström: Met my wysvingertop.’n Huldiging, deur Ronel Foster (redakteur)	0
The Construction of Identities	0
Being Human in a Time of Catastrophe: African Feminism, Feminist Humaneness, and the Poetry of Joyce Ash	0
“Lyric is my medium, not chronicle”	0
Manga: A Critical Guide by Shige (CJ) Suzuki and Ronald Stewart	0
The Typewriter’s Tale: Re-Exploring the Historical Figure of Henry James through Fiction	0
The Anticipation of #MeToo in J.M. Coetzee’s Disgrace	0
Post-Apartheid IsiXhosa Written Poetry’s Commentary on the Neoliberal Policies of the Democratic South Africa	0
Literature and the Battle against Covid-19 in Zimbabwe: A Study of Flight Mlambo’s Digital Verse	0
Self-Defence and Battered Woman Syndrome in a Selected isiXhosa Short Story	0
Colonial Conflict and Cultural Symbolism in Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o’s The River Between	0
Evolution of Memory Writing in Samuel Beckett’s Stage Plays	0
A Weberian Reading of Henry James’s The Ambassadors	0

LGBTQ+ Literature in the West: From Ancient Times to the Twenty-First Century, by Robert C. Evans	0
Doing Literature Now	0
Reimagining Progress of Prehistoric Humans	0
Norman Ajari Book Review	0
The Gender Performances of Margaret Atwood’s Aunt Lydia in "The Testaments"	0
Into our Labours: Work and its Representation in World-Literary Perspective, by Neil Lazarus	0
The (De)Colonial Praxis: Confronting Present-Day Dilemmas of Transforming Knowledges and Societies in Kopano Matlwa’s Spilt Milk	0
“I Felt Misunderstood by the World”: The Interplay of Fame, Adversity, and Identity in Bonnie (Mbuli) Henna’s Autobiography Eyebags & Dimples	0
Re-reading Matsemela Manaka’s eGoli, Domba, and Goree	0
Reflections of Tartarin of Tarascon in Araba Sevdası in the Context of Impressionism	0
Problems in Philosophy of Literature	0
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Maternal Ambivalence in Avni Doshi’s Burnt Sugar	0
Redaksionele nota	0
Tropes Have Fangs: Elsa Dutton, 1883, “Going Native”, Adaptive Whiteness and Trope Resilience	0
Literary Gerontology Comes of Age: A Poetic Language of Ageing (2023), edited by Olga V. Lehmann and Oddgeir Synnes	0
The Poetics of Toxic Love	0
Contagion, a Futurist South African Climate Crisis and a Hidden Drug Pandemic in Mohale Mashigo’s Intruders: Short Stories	0
The Role of Prostitutes in the Political Economy of Corruption in Ben Mtobwa’sPesa Zako ZinanukaandDares Salaam Usiku	0
The Prevalence of Corruption in Society as Depicted in Selected Xitsonga Poems	0
Trauma and the Dialectics of Recuperation in Abdulrazak Gurnah’s By the Sea	0
The Art of Astonishment: Reflections on Gifts and Grace, by Alice Brittan	0
Complicity and Responsibility in Contemporary African Writing: The Postcolony Revisited by Minna Johanna Niemi	0
Desire at the End of the White Line: Notes on the Decolonisation of White Afrikaner Femininity, by Azille Coetzee	0
Eliot and Beckett’s Low Modernism: Humility and Humiliation, by Rick de Villiers	0
The Multispecies City in McCarthy’s Suttree and Duiker’s Thirteen Cents	0
Unveiling Jane Eyre: Space Escape and the Construction of Subjectivity through a Foucauldian Lens	0
Writing a South African Pandemic Moment: Inequality and Violence in The Lockdown Collection	0
Doris Lessing’s Boundary Crossings	0
Banville’s Anti-Ageing Narrative in The Sea and Ancient Light	0
Blackface on the South African Stage	0
Reconsidering Literatures: Directions in South African Literary Studies	0
Decolonising Adamastor: From The Lusiads to Thirteen Cents	0