OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The median citation count of European Journal of English 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 2020-03-01 to 2024-03-01.)

Article	Citations
How does digital context influence interaction in large live online lectures? The case of English-medium instruction	8
Academic mobility after Brexit: Erasmus and the UK post-2020	7
The human component in social media and fake news: the performance of UK opinion leaders on Twitter during the Brexit campaign	6
Transfeminist politics and populist counterattacks in Italy	4
The politics of museal hospitality: Sonia Boyce’s neo-Victorian takeover inSix Acts	4
Brexit and scientific research?	4
Disseminating knowledge: the effects of digitalised academic discourse on language, genre and identity	3
#Feminist – naming controversies and celebrating points of connection and joy in current feminisms	2
Feminist responses to populist politics	2
Lost in the noise? Narrative (re)presentation of higher education and research during the Brexit process in the UK	2
Rebel bodies: feminism as resistance in the Catalan pro-independence left	1
‘In this post, I argue that…’: constructing argumentative discourse in scholarly law blog posts	1
Medical video abstracts and their subgenres: a phase-based approach to the detection of generic structure patterns	1
The re/production of a (white) people: confronting Italian nationalist populism as a gender and race issue	1
Managing discipline and culture-specific knowledge for digitalised, open-access academic discourse: interactive metadiscourse in economics and law research articles	1
Poetic hospitality: dramatic monologue as a neo-Victorian, post-modern genre	1
Interfering in Brexit: responsibility, representation, and the ‘meaningful vote’ that wasn’t	1
Multimodal metadiscourse in digital academic journals on linguistics, engineering and medicine	1
Neo-Victorianism’s inhospitable hospitality: a case study of Michel Faber’sThe Crimson Petal and the White	1
Commemorating Britishness during the centennial of the First World War: a comparative analysis of political commemorative speeches in Northern Ireland and in Scotland	1
A window to the world: visual design and research visibility of European research projects’ homepages	1
Owning Gilead: franchising feminism through Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale and The Testaments	1
The media ecologies of Norwegian instapoet Trygve Skaug: tracing the post-digital circulation process of (insta)poetry through participatory-made Instagram archives	0
Global Instapoetry	0
Interstitial space and the Spiritualist séance: psychical geography, telephonic imaginary and social possibility in 1870s Britain	0

Gender roles, parenthood, and the ethics of care in pandemic media narratives pre- and post-Covid-19	0
Globalising genderphobia and the case of Bulgaria	0
A note on Angela Merkel’s review of Susan Faludi’s Backlash and feminisms East-West	0
#Instapoetry in India: the aesthetic of the digital vernacular	0
“Antifeminist ‘feminism’”: the case of French “decolonial intersectional feminism”	0
Representing academic identities in email: content and structure of Automatic Signatures	0
Kill is kiss: viral words bringing the end of rhetorical discourse in Pontypool	0
Performing Persian poetics on Instagram: an interview with @barkhi_az_honarmandan	0
Flawed arguments, structural misogyny and rape culture: court cases in contemporary literature	0
Metaphors of confinement: the prison in fact, fiction, and fantasy Metaphors of confinement: the prison in fact, fiction, and fantasy , by Monika Fludernik, The Law and	0
Catherine Belsey	0
The “applied poetics” of Instagram: the Greek Instapoetry landscape	0
Introduction: Patriarchal backlashes to feminism in times of crisis: plus ça change, moins ça change	0
The unity of thought and thing: collapsing mind-matter boundaries in the poetry and prose of Constance Naden	0
Precarious times, Neoliberalist backlashes and discourses of post-truth in Ali Smith’s Summer	0
Brexit and academia: a satyr play where exit prevails voice	0
When nature “punches back”: a new materialist reading of Alice Perrin’sEast of Suez	0
Mary Seacole’s plant matter(s): vegetal entanglements of the Black Atlantic inWonderful Adventures of Mrs. Seacole in Many Lands	0
The Nutmeg’s curse: parables for a planet in crisis The Nutmeg’s curse: parables for a planet in crisis , by Amitav Ghosh, India, Penguin Random House, 2021, 325 pp., IN	0
Editorial: #Instapoetry’s vibrancy and ambivalence	0
#indigenousauthor: locating Tenille Campbell’s erotic poetry, photography, and community-based arts beyond social media	0
Representing quarantine on film: fearing the monster inside	0
A Greeting of the Spirit: Selected Poetry of John Keats with Commentaries A greeting of the spirit: selected poetry of John Keats with commentaries , by Susan J. Wolfson	0
“Doomed to a kind of double consciousness”: treacherous hospitality and the inversion of tradition in A.S. Byatt’s “Morpho Eugenia”	0
Strange tropes of salvation: populist rhetoric and violence against women in Croatia	0
Powered modernity, contested space: literary modernism and the London tram	0
Ghost, host, hostage: a poet(h)ics of vulnerability in Emma Donoghue’s The Wonder	0
“Stimulated by these agents to vigorous action”: the language of suntanning and materiality of skin in Victorian culture	0
University research blogs: constructing identity through language and images	0
Intra-mat-extuality: feminist resilience within contemporary literature	0
“Lo vamos a conseguir”: Instapoetry as a vehicle for feminist movements in the contemporary Spanish context	0
“Swallow up me”: hosts, guests and queer hospitality in Sarah Waters’ Affinity, Fingersmith, and Fingersmith fan fiction	0
Commemorating Mme de Staël and Jane Austen across Britain and France	0
Estrangement at the church door: Silas Marner and the projection of new English spaces	0
The unrealised potential of Robert Browning’s “Gold Hair: A Legend of Pornic”	0
We need to talk about gender: anti-feminist, anti-gender backlash all’italiana	0
Decentring commemorations: literary, cultural, historical and political celebrations across and beyond the British Isles	0
Experiencing textures: the materiality of illegitimacy in Wilkie Collins’s No Name	0
The experimental imagination: literary knowledge and science in the British Enlightenment	0
Littoral books: archiving oceanic memory through pressed and printed plants	0
Spheres within spheres: nineteenth-century interstitial spaces and Eleanor Catton’s The Luminaries (2013)	0
Commemorating Shakespeare(s) across the United Kingdom, Germany, the United States and France from the eighteenth- to the twenty-first centuries	0
“Let Black Girls Be”: The (Insta)poetry of Upile Chisala and its resistance to coloniality of being	0
Spanish Civil War commemorations in Northern Ireland, The Republic of Ireland and Spain: political, spatial and generational relations between Irish anti-fascists and Spanish historical memory activis	0
Earthly intermundia: office space in the works of Charles Dickens	0
The relevance of virality to the present	0
The space of the glazed window in nineteenth-century London	0
The dying city and the sick messiah: apocalypse and utopia in Neo Tokyo	0
Internationalisation, Brexit, and the EU academic system: a case study in Austria	0
Virtual environments in the nineteenth century: the spectacle of old London	0

What’s the problem with Brexit? Notes from the middle of Britain’s crisis	0
Slowing down earlier in the pandemic went Well – so why speed back up?	0
“And then I see the disinfectant where it knocks it out in a minute”: Donald Trump as patient zero and superspreader of Covid-19 cartoon logic	0
Going viral: chronotopes of disaster in film and media	0
A temple to transnational queerness: the politics of commemorating Oscar Wilde	0
Glocal narratives of resilience	0
Neo-Victorian negotiations of hospitality: an introduction	0
Caryl Phillips's interstitial poetics	0
Capitalism and the politics of disease: then and now	0
Memes, trolls and the manosphere: mapping the manifold expressions of antifeminism and misogyny online	0
Victorian materialisms: approaching nineteenth-century matter	0
Spread the word: mattertext as bio-art	0
Celebrating feminist responses to populist politics	0
Non-places of memory: interstitiality and the social function of space in Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights (1847) and Ellen Wood’s Danesbury House	0