OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The median citation count of Parallax 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
Public Things, Public Squares: Aesthetic Democracy in Diamela Eltit’s E. Luminata	11
Last Christmas? Depicting Christmas in Apocalyptic and Postapocalyptic Film and Television	8
Titles as Beginnings before Beginnings	5
What Objects Should We Carry? Identity Politics and the Logic of the Generic Left in the Era of the Pandemic	4
Fantasies of Empowerment and Realities of Entrapment: Critique Amidst Ubiquitous Precarity	3
Introduction to Feeling Implicated: Affect, Responsibility, Solidarity (2)	3
Holocaust Narratives in the Post-Testimonial Era: Introduction	2
Orient, Genesis, Figure	2
‘Hope can make bad politics’: Jacqueline Rose and Lyndsey Stonebridge in Conversation	2
RestartingThe Prelude	2
Who and What Connects the Dots? Emma Kunz’s Method as Infographics and the Politics of Probability	2
Literature and Public World-Making: Introduction	2
The Role of Music in the Theory Canon: Remarks on Adorno	2
The Christian Apocalypse (Re-)Imagined in Michael Symmons Roberts’s ‘Horsemen’ (2008)	2
De-canonising Theory, Junūn-ising Canon	2
Guilty Grieving in an Age of Ecocide	1
Techniques of Exposition: Introducing Heimito von Doderer’s The Strudlhof Steps	1
Shifting Temporalities and Future-Oriented Ends in Two End-of-Life Memoirs	1
Building Complicity with Another World	1
‘Memory Work Alerts Consciousness’: Danai S. Mupotsa and Mbali Mazibuko in Conversation	1
From Skopein to Scraping: Probability, Agency, and the Politics of Public Opinion Research	1
‘You don’t have revolution without sound’: A Conversation between Christina Sharpe, Françoise Vergès and K’eguro Macharia	1
The Aleph as Pandemonium: Borgesian Reflections in a Tired World	1
If Watching Is an Action: On Pier Paolo Pasolini’s Rage	1
Suddenly Beckett	1

Bourgeois Coldness: Affect and Colonial Subjectivity	1
Preserving Memory in the Twenty-First Century: The Testimonial Lives of Holocaust Objects	1
Save Us or We Perish. We Are Subjects. Take Us Aboard.	1
Feeling Implicated: An Introduction	0
The Politics of Weird Aesthetics: Fictionality in New Forms of Protest	0
Environmental Guilt, Political Mourning and Contestatory Citizenship: Responsibility and its Ambiguities	0
Pre-colonising the Literary Theory Canon	0
Postmedia Art as ‘Intersection’ in Guattari and TV WAR	0
The Beautiful Apocalypse	0
The Underground Railroad and the Promise of Infrastructure	0
Against Imperial Knowledges: Lisa Lowe and Ariella Aïsha Azoulay in Conversation	0
Is Another Postmedia Possible? Rethinking Guattari’s Non-Semiotic Philosophy	0
The Secret Ghost of Theory	0
Afterlives of the Literary: James Baldwin’s Posthumous Publics	0
Posthuman Agency as Influenced Intra-Action	0
From Testimony to Adaptation: Remedial Lives of Anne Frank	0
Enacting Postmemory in Hélène Cixous’s ‘Jewish Family Romance’	0
Beyond Stupid: The Strange Machines of Yuko Mohri	0
Pasts of Determinism: A Note on (Ian) Hacking	0
Memory, Identity and Nostalgia: Facing Life Loss at the End of Days	0
Galin Tihanov, The Birth and Death of Literary Theory: Regimes of Relevance in Russia and Beyond	0
Tokyo Heterotopia	0
Reweaving from the future: Patricia Domínguez and Victoria Vargas-Downing in conversation	0
The Art of Japanese Postmedia	0
Critique, Postcritique and the Pandemoniac Horizon	0
Probability and Agency: Introduction	0
Witness and Affection: Establishing the Truth of Traumatic Events	0
After the Law: Police and Pandemonium	0
Illiberal Publics: Irony, Critique and Trumpism in Ben Lerner’s The Topeka School and Hari Kunzru’s Red Pill	0
Pandemonium and Critique	0
Intropy, Sintropy, and the Rise of Monopolies of Information	0
‘On Being Committed to Indigenous Feminist Interventions’: Jodi Byrd and Eve Tuck in Conversation	0
Dialogic Memories in Graphic Narratives: Intergenerational Entanglements of Witnessing, Trauma and Vulnerability	0
Complex Implication: Privilege, Positionality, and Racialised Immigration in Canada	0
Material Histories of Trauma: Evolving Objects of Memory	0
Karen Cheung’s The Impossible City , a Commemoration of Hong Kong in Post-time	0
The Sea as Poièsis, the Poetics of the Sea: Glissant’s The Indies and the Poetics of Public World Relation	0
“Hooked by the Mouth”: The Implicated Reader’s Response to Kincaid’s A Small Place	0
Feeling Implicated by Fiction: Imbolo Mbue’s How Beautiful We Were and the Remaking of Human Rights Narrative	0
Multi-Agential Situations: A View Through John Cage’s Works for Plant Materials	0
Response: Grievability and Implication in the Black Mediterranean	0
Reading Otherwise: Decolonial Feminisms	0
Postmedia and Chaosmosis: Félix Guattari’s Media Philosophy	0
Delayed Origins, Initial Inhibitions: The Beginnings of Fatherlandish Song and the Task of Answering the Mother in Hölderlin’s Am Quell der Donau	0
Coming to (Language): Introduction	0
Rousseau’s Shameless Beginnings	0
Unbearable Sensorium: Sex and the Fugitivity of Critique	0
The Immunopolitics of Covid-19 Technologies	0
On Implicated Readers and Spectators: A Response Piece	0
Apocalyptic Legacies: Writing the End in Fiction and Non-fiction	0

Fictions of (Dis)Incorporation: José Saramago and the People’s Two Bodies	0
The Necessary Dead: A New Literary Topos	0
On Implicatedness as a Political Feeling	0
No Telling, Beginning with Gravity’s Rainbow	0
Charismatic Thieves and Troubled Teenagers: Miyazaki Hayao’s Animation Films and the Postmedia Condition	0
The Anatomy of ‘White Guilt’	0
Born Implicated? The Black Mediterranean, Affects, and Political Responsibility	0
Decolonising the Theory Canon: Literary Theory Outside the Norton Anthology	0
Notes on a State of Extrusion: The Racialised Grammar of Cognitive Augmentation Devices	0
Ashes: DeLillo’s Departure from the Referent	0
Pandemonium	0