OOIR Humanities

Trending papers from (peer-reviewed) Arts & Humanities journals.

See also:
-) @ObserveIR (Social Sciences)
-) @OOIR_Psy (Psychology)
-) @OOIR_STEM (STEM)

[OOIR @ObserveIR]

Trending in #HistoryofScience:
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1) Alfred Russel Wallace's Unrealized Last Book: Insights from the Plan for Darwin & Wallace

2) The cognitive map debate in insects

3) Polish Illustrated Press & Polish Naturalists Working in Latin America, 1844–85

[OOIR Humanities @OOIR_Hum]

Trending in #CulturalStudies:
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1) Right-Wing Extremism in Mainstream Games

2) Player Identities & Coping Strategies of Women in Czech Video Game Journalism

3) Companies on GitHub: Modes of valuation in the digital attention economy (@jcultecon)

[OOIR Humanities @OOIR_Hum]

Trending in #Philosophy:
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1) Imagination: a source of justification

2) What we cannot learn from saints & heroes (@inquiry_ijp)

3) Shared Agency & Mutual Obligations

4) Producing ME/CFS in Dutch Newspapers (@SocEpistemology)

[OOIR Humanities @OOIR_Hum]

Trending in #TheaterStudies:
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1) A Transracial Shakespeare for Everyone?

2) Humour & drama curriculum in Ireland (@ride_journal)

3) The Nose Plays: Nasiform Negotiations at Newington Butts

4) The Duke of Gloucester’s Sword: The Repertory of Edmund Kean

[OOIR Humanities @OOIR_Hum]

Trending in #PhilosophyofScience:
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1) Measuring “trust” in scientists? (@scipublic)

2) Visualizing BDSM & AIDS Activism

3) Is Online Moral Outrage Outrageous?

4) Autonomy & trustworthiness: mobile apps for mental health

[OOIR Humanities @OOIR_Hum]

Trending in #AreaStudies:
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1) Simulating territory: Hong Kong, Macao & Taiwan

2) Flowers, Tractors, & Telegram: Who are the Protesters in Belarus? (@NationalitiesP)

3) Party change and cleavage shifting in the global South: CHP in Turkey (@seebssjournal)

[OOIR Humanities @OOIR_Hum]

Trending in #CulturalStudies:
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1) Gastrodiplomacy in Turkey: ‘saving the world’?

2) A Public Culture of Pandemic Storytelling (@PubCultJournal)

3) Performing pregnancy & stand-up comedy (@IJCS_journal)

3b) Indigenising Colombia’s Marijuana Boom

[OOIR Humanities @OOIR_Hum]

Trending in #MedicalEthics:
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1) Ethics of college vaccine mandates (@JME_BMJ)

2) Declaring Aigiarism (AI-based plagiarism)

3) Rising productivity & shifting readership in academic publishing

4) Digital care planning & care documentation (@AEM_EthikMed)

[OOIR Humanities @OOIR_Hum]

Trending in #Ethics:
https://t.co/Ky6WiTqMhy

1) Ethics of college vaccine mandates (@JME_BMJ)

2) Affective scaffolding in addiction

3) Avoid Offensive Acts by Respecting Human Dignity & Growing Cultural Knowledge

4) The Profit Paradox (Book Review)

[OOIR Humanities @OOIR_Hum]

Trending in #Philosophy:
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1) Future Desire & Production (@histmat)

2) Incel Violence & Beauvoirian Otherness (@HypatiaJournal)

3) Hobbes, ius gentium & the corporation

4) Argumentation: a Speech Act

5) Aesthetics of Crossword Puzzles (@BJAtweets)

[OOIR Humanities @OOIR_Hum]

Trending in #LanguageResearch:
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1) Number use in spoken & written English

2) Transepistemic English language teaching for sustainable futures

3) The usage of the r symbol in IPA Illustrations

4) Evolution & Spread of Politeness Systems in Indo‐European

[OOIR Humanities @OOIR_Hum]

Trending in #HistoryofScience:
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1) Newton’s ‘De Aere et Aethere’: interparticulate forces (@AnnalsOfScience)

2) Making it rain in Hong Kong c. 1890–1930 (@HistorSci)

3) Neuroscience & legacies of the Kaiser Wilhelm Society after 1948 (@ISHNISHN1)

[OOIR Humanities @OOIR_Hum]

Trending in #AreaStudies:
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1) 1927: Earthquakes, Unemployment & Infrastructure of Mandate Palestine (@palstudies)

2) Celebrating Latin American London in Finsbury Park (@lonjournal)

3) Genocide Denial & Peter Handke’s Nobel Prize (@NationalitiesP)

[OOIR Humanities @OOIR_Hum]

Trending in #CulturalStudies:
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1) Kimberlé Crenshaw & black feminist pedagogy

2) Princesses & Hungarian tweens’ understanding of gender (@EJCS_Journal)

3) Digital books & the far right (@ContinuumJMCS)

4) Dwelling in borderlands (@cssejournal)

[OOIR Humanities @OOIR_Hum]

Trending in #Ethics:
https://t.co/Ky6WiTqMhy

1) What type of inclusion does epistemic injustice require? (@JME_BMJ)

2) Metalinguistic Negotiation in Legal Speech

3) Normativity in studying conspiracy theory belief (@JournalPHP)

4) Health monitoring in the armed forces

[OOIR Humanities @OOIR_Hum]

Trending in #Philosophy:
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1) Taming Holism

2) Nature & Agency: Post-Kantian Naturalism

3) Psychopathologies of Geoengineering (@histmat)

4) Homeplace & Indigenous Literatures: Legacies of bell hooks & Lee Maracle (@HypatiaJournal)

[OOIR Humanities @OOIR_Hum]

Trending in #Religion:
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1) When do progressive evangelicals mobilize? Chile's constitutional process (@pandrjournal)

2) How Muslims & Jews in Christian Countries See Each Other Today (@Religions_MDPI)

3) Al‐Azhar & the Salafis in Egypt

4) Macht & Moral

[OOIR Humanities @OOIR_Hum]

Trending in #HistoryofScience:
https://t.co/kWwjw9C77v

1) Science & Politics of Climate Engineering

2) Theoretical Relicts (@TheBJPS)

3) Explanatory Depth in Primordial Cosmology

4) Machine Ethics: Do Androids Dream of Being Good?

5) History of Virology (@JHistoryBiology)

[OOIR Humanities @OOIR_Hum]

Trending in #AreaStudies:
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1) Logic of Settler Colonialism: Decolonization or National Liberation? (@MidEastCritique)

2) EU's ‘never again’ Arctic narrative (@journalces)

3) Muslim youth radicalisation in France

4) Şerif Mardin’s center-periphery thesis

[OOIR Humanities @OOIR_Hum]

Trending in #CulturalStudies:
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1) Trauma in OMORI's Environmental Design

2) Freire: radical love & hope for science education (@cssejournal)

3) Viviana Zelizer & public sociology of money (@jcultecon)

4) Decolonialism to combat ‘science for domination’