OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Literature and Medicine 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 2022-05-01 to 2026-05-01.)

Article	Citations
Forgetting Forwards: Film and the Weirdness of Trauma Research	3
Experimentally Torn	3
Training through Shame: Affect and Temporality in Medical Education	2
Robert, AIDS, and Infectious Sympathy: I Remember When There Was Nothing Medicine Could Do	1
Humane Animals: Moral Treatment and the Non-Human at York Retreat	1
Contributors	1
Shame, Enchantment, and the "There-ness" of Disability in The Secret Garden	1
Editor's Foreword	1
Paraphrasing Finitude: Seeking Refuge from Death in Thomas Bernhard's Wittgenstein's Nephew	1
Shame and Medicine: An Introduction	1
Contributors	1
Literature and Medicine: The First Decade	0
An Editorial Philosophy of Book Reviews	0
Remembering Reparations: A Journey Through Structural Violence	0
Race, Gender, and Genetic Privacy in Kay Redfield Jamison's An Unquiet Mind and Meri Nana-Ama Danquah's Willow Weep for Me	0
Vehement Experiences: The Inscription and Description of Delusion in Nineteenth-century French Asylums	0
Apprehensions of a Canon: Literature and Medicine 2013–2022	0
Attending Pain, Ethnographically	0
Essaying Pain	0
Shame, Guilt, and Medical Error in Ann Patchett's State of Wonder	0
Knowing Black Afterlives	0
Staying with Narrative: Stories of Shame and Gynecological Pain	0
Less a Method than a Form: Repairing Shame and Illness in Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick and Kate Zambreno	0
It's Time to Talk About Abortion: Shame, Fiction, and Legislative Change in Western Europe	0
Eco-Anxiety and the Intractable Afterlives of Plastic	0

Authoring Pain: Fragmentation and Autofiction in Maggie Nelson's Bluets	0
Nineteenth Century Popular Fiction, Medicine and Anatomy: The Victorian Penny Blood and the 1832 Anatomy Act by Anna Gasperini (review)	0
Reading Wharton with Pain: On Rest, Practices, and Care	0
Amidst, By, Near, With: Locating Recovery and Forgetting in the Shadow of COVID	0
Afterlife	0
Restorative Play: Shared Reading and the Recovery from the Pandemic	0
Everything's Racist MLK Day	0
2020 and Beyond	0
Recovering a Literary Legacy: The Life of Delores Phillips	0
Sensation Fiction, Sexual Health, and Medical Prose: John Milner Fothergill and the Late Victorian Novel	0
An Appetite for Injection: Addiction, Gender, and Race in Arthur Conan Doyle's The Sign of Four (1890)	0
Diagnosing Desire: Imaginative Experiments with Sexuality and the Nerves	0
The Routledge Companion to Health Humanities ed. by Paul Crawford, Brian Brown, and Andrea Charise (review)	0
Difference and Disease: Medicine, Race, and the Eighteenth-Century British Empire by Suman Seth (review)	0
Pain Scale	0
Towards a Theory of Unexplained Illness: Shame, Pride, and Johanna Hedva's "Sick Woman Theory"	0
The Insult Is in the FAQ	0
"Your Tiny White Vests, Unworn": Contemporary Elegies of Maternal Loss	0
Pain Rules	0
Foreword to Front Matter: Recovery	0
Crime Fiction and the Knowing of Pain	0
Anguish in Language: Pain as a Biocultural Experience in Claudia Rankine's Citizen: An American Lyric	0
Contributors	0
Becoming-Amazon: Femininity, Embodiment, and Sexuality in a Photographic and Digital Breast Cancer Project	0
High Rates	0
Stories of Shame, Stories for Shame: Fiction and Self-harm	0
Leprosy and Identity in the Middle Ages: From England to the Mediterranean ed. by Elma Brenner and François-Olivier Touati (review)	0
Not Remembering	0
The Shame of Being Trans: Transgender Patients and Cisgender Doctors in U.S. Medical Dramas	0
The Transitivity of Shame: Richard Selzer's "Imelda"	0
Prairie Madness: Mental Illness and Norwegian Immigration to North America in the Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries	0
Introduction: A "Totalizing" View of Palliative Care	0
Editor's Foreword	0
"On These Little Islands, These Things Happen": Leprosy, Race, and Postcolonial Fictions of Chacachacare	0
The Afterlife of Data	0
Shame, (In)visibility, and Ill Feelings	0
Last Narratives: Life Writing Palliative Praxis	0
Contributors	0
Something Is Wrong	0
Literature and Medicine 2000–2007	0
Gaspare Tagliacozzi and Early Modern Surgery: Faces, Men, and Pain by Paolo Savoia (review)	0
Sitting with Death	0
A Practice of Literary Palliation: Philippe Forest's L'Enfant éternel	0
Allegorical Investigations: Autism, Applied Behavioral Analysis, and Medieval Poetry	0
Contributors	0
Editor's Foreword	0
Love, Death, and—No Hospital!: Assisted Dying, "Liebestod," and Existential Suffering	0
The Afterlife of Reproductive Slavery: Biocapitalism and Black Feminism's Philosophy of History by Alys Eve Weinbaum (review)	0
American Hydropathy in the Age of Exhilaration, 1844–1869	0
Guest Editor's Introduction: Pain's Plurals and Narrative Disruption: Communicating Pain and Honoring Its Telling	0

Are We Ever Really Recovered?	0
"It Is No Small Presumption to Dismember the Image of God": Early Modern Leg Amputation on the Barber-Surgeon's Table and the Dramatist's Page	0
Holes in the Protective Cloak of Palliative Care: Mathieu Simonet's La maternité and Eduardo Berti's An Ideal Presence	0
The Doxa of Dignity: Dying Well with Susan Sontag and Maria Gerhardt	0
Editor's Foreword: Remembering Carol Donley	0
The Peculiar Sensation	0
The Case of the Peculiar Story: Medical Investigation and the Detective in Edgar Allan Poe and Marguerite Duras	0
Modernism and Physical Illness: Sick Books by Peter Fifield (review)	0
The Pain of Residential Schools in Canada: An Analysis of Silence and Narrative	0
Contagion and the Body Politic: De Quincey on the 1830 Revolution in France	0
Strange and Tender Fracture: Flash Illness Writing, Chronic Pain, and Alternatives to "Resilience"	0
Cicely Saunders and the Literary and Cultural Heritage of "Total Pain"	0
Scapegoat, Superspreader, Slut: Promiscuity and the Myth of Patient Zero in Soderbergh's Contagion (2011)	0
Contagious Sympathies in The Last Man	0
"A World of Unknowing": Facing Shame in Lucy Grealy's Autobiography of a Face	0
Contributors	0
Palliative Images in Marion Coutts's The Iceberg and Marco Peano's L'invenzione della madre	0
"The Shock Which the Sound Produced": Bodies, Trauma, and the Audible World in Charles Brocken Brown's Wieland	0
Afterlife and Life-After	0
Editor's Foreword	0
Irrecoverable	0
Illness as a Foreign Tongue: Therapeutic Translation in Contemporary Italian Women's Poetry	0
Better Medicine: Shared Suffering and Chronic Vulnerability in Brian Teare's The Empty Form Goes All the Way to Heaven	0
The Intimate Palliative Sphere: Affect, Gender, and the Good Death in Relational End-of-Life Narratives	0
Addressing Legion: On What Can Be Known	0
Seeing Horror through the Lens of Health: Embodying Dissociative Identity Disorder in The Babadook	0
Communicable (Literature and Medicine 2013–2018)	0