OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The H4-Index of Eighteenth Century-Theory and Interpretation 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 2020-11-01 to 2024-11-01.)

Article	Citations
Other-than-Humans in Specie and Species	0
Introduction: Antiracism and Eighteenth-Century Studies	0
Political Ecology Networks, Environmental Change, and Diderot and D'Alembert's: Encyclopédie	0
Animality and the Poetics of Personhood	0
Will in Overplus	0
Notes on Contributors	0
The Age of Highmore	0
Soil and Enslaved People: Racial Ecologies of the Plantation Economy, 1627–1764	0
The Empire Never Ended	0
Masculinity and Gatekeeping in Depictions of the Restoration Coffeehouse	0
Clarissa 's Accounts: Ephemeral History and the Eighteenth-Century Memorandum Book	0
Antiracism and Regimes of Truth in Eighteenth-Century Studies	0
Fictions of Materiality in Clarissa	0
Introduction: Scholarship in a Time of Crisis	0
Disposable World(s): Race and Commerce in Defoe's Captain Singleton	0
Swift's Political Climates	0
Speaking Freely, Writing Poetically: Law and Literature in Eighteenth-Century Free Speech Debates	0
Hermeneutics, the Hebrew Bible, and the Cosmopolitan Reader	0
"Laying Medicine More Open to Mankind": Public Health and Accessibility	0
The New Realism of Literary Generalization in Richardson's Clarissa	0
Reluctant Soldiers and Forgotten Intertexts: The Question of Ireland in Edgeworth's The Absentee and "The Prussian Vase"	0
The Northanger Unconformity: Biblio-Stratigraphy and Modalities of Change	0
Natural Science under Partus Sequitur Ventrem	0
British Indians in the Eighteenth Century	0
Bees, Women, Goths, and Mirrors: How the Future Once Looked, and How Our Field Might Look	0

Gladiator Girls: Transphobia in the Eighteenth Century and Today	0
A Fallow Season for Eighteenth-Century Studies	0
What Is It Like to Be a Human?	0
Obscure Judiciousness: Revising Reason and Judgment in Burke's Enquiry	0
Revisiting Abolition and the Power of "We"	0
Back to the Future: Felicity Nussbaum and the World of Eighteenth-Century Studies	0
Variable Bodies and the Reconfiguring of Textual and Cultural Landscapes	0
From Writing Lives to Scaling Lives in Joseph Priestley's Chart of Biography	0
Pornographic Celebrity and the Characters of Harris's List	0
Working with Fluids in Mary Collier's "The Woman's Labour"	0
Imperial Wars and the British Occupation of Havana	0
"Au sein d'un océan de ténèbres": Jean-Sylvain Bailly's Atlantis and Enlightenment Anxieties of Climate and Origins	0
Enlightenolatry from Peter Gay to Steven Pinker: Mass Marketing Enlightenment and the Thick Eighteenth Century	0
Drawing Insects: John Abbot and the Arts of Noticing	0
"A Posture ridiculous"; or, Aphra Behn and the Politics of Pratfalls	0
On Portraiture	0
Introduction: Histories: Literary, Natural, Planetary	0
Critical Conversations: Scholarship in a Time of Crisis	0
Variant Rebellions: Psychic Compromise in Obi; or, Three-Fingered Jack	0
Notes on Contributors	0
Leslie Stephen, Defoe, and Ian Watt's The Rise of the Novel	0
The Novice's Bold and Inexperienced Imagination	0
Daniel Defoe, Island Geology, and the Erosion of the Historical Present	0
Notes on Contributors	0
Depth Match: Performance, History, and Digital Games	0
How the Freemasons Invented Domestic Tragedy	0
The Material World of Outlander : Objects Through Time	0
Post-Saidian Studies of Eighteenth-Century European Literature and Culture	0
Resounding Patterns: The Melody of Chinese-Style Architecture in Eighteenth-Century Europe	0
Feeling Justice	0
Is This the End?	0
Equiano's Shipwreck: Insurance, Risk and Peril in Plantationocene Oceans	0
Ideologies of Listening and the Rise of the Hypercritic: Rethinking Italian Opera in The Dunciad	0
Reading Utopia in 2022	0
Pleasant Disruption: Queer Theory, Entrepreneurship, and the Memoirs of Charlotte Charke	0
Defoe's Finger: On Immediacy and Catachresis	0
The Enlightenment's Linguistic Dimension, or, How We Came to be Socially Constructed	0
Animality, Hybridity, and the Grammar of the Body in Late Eighteenth-Century Visual Satire	0
Notes on Contributors	0
Satire and Sensibility: Rameau's Nephew	0
Eliza Haywood and the Epistemological Frustrations of Embodiment	0
Shaftesbury's Stoic Impoliteness in the Soliloquy and Askêmata	0
Notes on Contributors	0
The Master's House	0
Feeling Profit at the Cusp of Modern Capitalism	0
Christopher Smart, Concordia Discors , and the Figure of the Distressed Woman: Sentiment and Sentimental Parody in the Student and the Midwife	0
Notes on Contributors	0
Atlantic Entanglements: Identity Politics in the Early Creole Novel	0
Introduction: The Future World of Eighteenth-Century Studies	0
The Long Life of Orra's Songs: The Legacy of Charles Dibdin's The Islanders and West Indian Stage Pidgin	0