OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Philosophy and 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 2022-08-01 to 2026-08-01.)

Article	Citations
"Everything Was Happing Simultaneously": Sartre, Heidegger, and Jung in Philip Roth'S Patrimony	3
The Risk of Epistemic Loss Involved in Reading Fiction	2
Beauty After the End of Art	1
Messi Perfection	1
Some Pages Concerning the Demise of DR. Conrad Faintly	1
C. I. Lewis's a Priori : A Window into the Late Works of Henry James	1
Eclipse of the Political: Private Passions and the Distorting Love of Honor in Much Ado About Nothing	1
Absolute Skepticism in Herman Melville’s The Confidence-Man	1
Lionel Trilling and the Importance of Returning Serve	1
Love, Jealousy, and the Fear of Ontological Dependence: A Philosophical Reading of Shakespeare's Othello	1
World Poetics?	1
Tinted Metaphors and the Readerly Imagination	0
The Modes of Sympathy: The Prototype Theory's Response to Noël Carroll	0
Middleman: Homer's Philosophical Rhapsody	0
Where Does Common Sense Come From? "A Modest Proposal" and the Inoculation Controversy	0
How Black Lives Matter: Alice Walker, Alasdair Macintyre, and the Moral Significance of Enacted Narrative	0
"Comming Nown": Abstraction vs. Generality in Joyce	0
Time of the Magicians: Wittgenstein, Benjamin, Cassirer, Heidegger, and the Decade That Reinvented Philosophy by Wolfram Eilenberger	0
Literature as Social Critique: Parenting, Neoliberalism, and Lynn Steger Strong's Want	0
Christening the Constantive: Infelicity in Shakespeare's Sonnets	0
Sincerity and the Ideal of the Authentic Self: Melville's Bartleby	0
Memento Vivere	0
Nostromo and Negative Longing	0
Desynonymizing (World) Theory and Poetics	0
World Poetics, Narrative Poetics, and Genre Studies	0

The Plenitude of Distraction by Marina van Zuylen, and: The Power of Distraction: Diversion and Reverie from Montaigne to Proust by Alessandra Aloisi (review)	0
From Comparative Poetics to World Poetics: A Proposed Theoretical Construction	0
Diachronicity, Episodicity, and the Aesthetic of Historicist Criticism	0
"Tlön, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius": A Case Study in the Refutation of Idealism	0
Ethical Criticism in Hell: The Sympathetic Fallacy of Inferno 32–33	0
Speculative Realism and Science Fiction by Brian Willems (review)	0
Aphorisms	0
Beyond Epistemic Pluralism	0
The Philosophy of Modern Song by Bob Dylan (review)	0
Dorothy West, Irony, and the Modern	0
Penelope Fitzgerald and the Field of Consciousness	0
Stoppard's Philosophical Investigations ; Or, Wittgenstein's Dogg's Hamlet	0
"Now, how were his sentiments to be read?": Imagination and Discernment in Austen's Persuasion	0
"Prufrock" between Acquaintance and Description: Bertrand Russell and T. S. Eliot	0
The Nondiscursive Aesthetics of Music, Lyric Poetry, and Tragedy	0
Thinking in Randall Jarrell's "Eighth Air Force"	0
Facebook: Scowls and Smiles, Bubbles and Breaths in Macbeth	0
The Philosophy of Isaiah Berlin by Johnny Lyons (review)	0
World-Based Make-Believe	0
Further Reflections	0
Can I Talk about Shakespeare?	0
Three Poems on Memory	0
The African Novel of Ideas: Philosophy and Individualism in the Age of Global Writing by Jeanne-Marie Jackson	0
Flowers of Time: On Postapocalyptic Fiction by Mark Payne	0
The Role of Translation in the Worlding of Poetics	0
The Whiteheadian Turn: Nonanthropocentrism, Antidualism, and Idealism in Woolf's Fiction	0
Reading as a Philosophical Practice by Robert Piercey (review)	0
Macbeth and the Freedom of the Will	0
From Weltpoesie to Weltpoetik : World Poetics as Third-Order Observing	0
Transforming Perspectives: Reconfiguration in the Poetics of World Literature	0
Posthuman Enchantment in "The Harlot's House"	0
How Blue Is Read: Language and Sensation in Literature and Philosophy	0
Crito's Homeric Embassy	0
A Response to Charles Altieri	0
In Sheep's Clothing: The Verbal Animal and Negative Zootheology in John Berryman's Dream Psalm	0
A Renaissance Exercise	0
Biofictional Nietzsche among the Biofictionalists	0
Philosophy and Offense from Kant to De Selby: Transcendental (Ir)realism in The Third Policeman	0
Expanding the Category of Rhythm	0
Race in Context: Ordinary Language and Nella Larsen’s Passing	0
Imitations of Speechlessness	0
The Distance of Irish Modernism: Memory, Narrative, Representation by John Greaney (review)	0
Writing without Style: Translingualism as Spiritual Discipline	0
The West's Global Philosophy: Huxley's Dialogue with Taoism	0
Diverse Fates in Homer: How Are They Meant to Be?	0
I Rise, I Fall: From Genji to Chiori Miyagawa	0
Camus's L'étranger and Quine's Dialectics of Radical Translation	0
Reimagining Academic Philosophy	0
A Fugitive from the Camp of Victory?	0
From Iliadic Integrity to Post-Machiavellian Spoils: James's The Ambassadors	0

On Paternalistic Jurisprudence: A Literary Voice from Pyongyang	0
Veiled Meaning In Plato's Phaedrus : Dramatic Detail as a Guide for Philosophizing	0
The Insurmountable Privacy of Thought	0
Blurring the Lives: Plutarch's Didactic Comparisons and Shelley's Romantic Synthesis	0
Reflections on Robert B. Pippin's Philosophy by Other Means	0
Reading N. Scott Momaday's Silences	0
Everyday Poetics: Logic, Love, and Ethics by Brett Bourbon (review)	0
Artworks and Persons	0
Enactment or Exploration: Two Roles for Philosophy in the Novel of Ideas	0
What Is the Tragedy of Thus Spoke Zarathustra ?	0
"We have had older men long enough": Old Age, Ousting, and Obsolescence in The Mayor of Casterbridge	0
“Signifying Nothing”: Shakespeare’s Cascading Nihilism in Macbeth	0
Worlding and Reworlding of Weltliteratur as Place and Value: From Asia into Oceania	0
Romantic Love and the Feudal Household: Romeo and Juliet as Social Criticism	0
Wilhelm Meister in Lucinde 's Eyes: On Schlegel's Dispute with Goethe	0
At the Feet of Philosophy: The Dialectics of the Two-Legged Thinker	0
Techne-Marxism: Toward a Labor-Oriented Criticism	0
Wordsworth and the Idea of a Poetic Theodicy	0
Epistemology and Logic: Two Poems	0
The Paradox of Fiction: A Proposal for a Solution Based on the Information-Processing Approach	0
The World as I Found It: Possibilities and Peculiarities about Speech and Conversation	0
Thus Speaks Mr. Nobody: Brecht's Stories of Mr. Keuner through the Lensof Classical Chinese Dialectics	0
Poetry, Inspiration, and Knowledge in Plato's Ion : From Paradox to Pedagogy	0
Literary Studies and Human Flourishing ed. by James F. English and Heather Love (review)	0
Airy Nothing: Epistemology in A Midsummer Night's Dream	0
Nietzsche and Irish Modernism by Patrick Bixby (review)	0
On Writing Deep Thoughts	0
Mapping The Concept of Experience	0
World Poetics: Some Reflections on Its Rise and Conception	0
"Too Good for the World" and Not Good Enough? Goodness in The Good Woman of Setzuan in Light of Classical Chinese Philosophy	0
"I Trot Like a Horse": The Early Modern Animal Debate in Gulliver's Travels	0
Playing the Dummy: Maugham, Smartphones, and the End of Elegance	0
The Literary Bias: Narrative and the Self	0
After the Subject: Reading "Bartleby" with Sloterdijk	0
All in All (More or Less): Rhetorical Considerations in Literature, Thought, and Experience by Walter Jost (review)	0
A Cave Allegory	0
Aesthetic Modes of the Infinite: Horror, Sublimity, and Relationality	0
Liberating Literary Victims: Foiling Gendered Violence of Biblical Proportions	0
Shakespeare Was a Woman and Other Heresies: How Doubting the Bard Became the Biggest Taboo in Literature by Elizabeth Winkler, and: The Shakespeare Authorship Question and Philosophy: Knowledge, Rheto	0
“To Say Just What I Mean”: The Composition of the Self in T. S. Eliot’s Early Poetry	0
The Methodology of Sherlock Holmes: What Is at the Nub of the Process?	0
How Is a Metamorphosis of a Lady into a Fox Possible? A Philosophical Comment on David Garnett's Lady into Fox	0
The Question of Doxa: D. H. Lawrence's Influence on Deleuze and Guattari's Aesthetics	0
The Role of the Author in Literary Understanding	0
Stigma as Drama: From Shakespeare to Sociology and Back	0
A Woolfian Critique of Bundle Theory: Woolf, Hume, and the Problems of Personal Identity	0
History and Historical Fiction in the Wake of Poststructuralism	0
Close Reading and Truth	0
The Myth of the Liar Poet	0
On Beauty, Balanchine, and Farrell: Platonic Modernism on the New York Dance Stage	0
Back to the Future: On the Temporality of Love in Plato, Proust, and Duras	0
On the Difference between a Genius and an Apostle: Auden, Kierkegaard, and the Poetry of Vocation	0
Of Love and Music in Book 5 of Rousseau's the Confessions	0
Clichés and Literary Value	0
Emerson on the Future of Art	0
Philosophy of Literary Cognition	0
Lingering: Wittgenstein, Cavell, and the Problem of Style	0
Explanation Beyond Interpretation	0
The Art of Blame: Hume on Insult and Satire	0
The Modern Transcendent Moment and Postmodern Perpetual Present: A Passage from the Sublime to the Mundane	0
Everything to Do with Dionysus: Reading The Birth of Tragedy through the Lens of Satyr Play	0
Enter the Child: A Scene from Stanley Cavell's The Claim of Reason	0
The Morally Unsayable and the Role of "Reality": The Case of Nothing New on the Western Front	0
Cultivating Moral Attention in Ellison's Invisible Man and Murdoch's Moral Theory	0
Beyond "Philosophy" and "Literature"	0