Oxford Literary Review

Papers
(The TQCC of Oxford Literary Review 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 2020-09-01 to 2024-09-01.)
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‘We Ourselves Speak a Language that is Foreign’: One Hundred Years of Freud's Uncanny3
‘Something One Does Not Know One's Way about in’3
Chinese Versions of the Uncanny2
Psychoanalysis Itself2
Freud's Uncanny in the Posthuman Valley2
The Uncanny Indian2
Uncanny Cast2
Getting Unscrewed: A Brief, Unhinged Reading of E. T. A. Hoffmann and Sigmund Freud1
Both Realities Occurring at Once1
Life as Metaphor in Derrida and Fink1
Metaphor in Biosemiotics and Deconstruction1
Hosting and Ghosting Freud: Derrida as Uncanny Philosopher1
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Negotiating Meaning: The Case of ‘The Uncanny’ and ‘Ajīb-o Gharīb1
What Is Uncanny, This Is Uncanny: Beckett's Foreign Language1
Uncanny Allegory and the Return of the Repressed Garfield Phone1
Tout contre Heidegger0
Analogies or Ontologies? On the Unreasonable Effectiveness of ‘Code’ in the Life Sciences0
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Editorial Note0
A Ghost Environmental Politics0
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Three Timely Untimelies: Heidegger and Derrida on Nietzsche's Second Untimely Meditation0
On Menwith Hill0
Auto-memoration, Con-memoration: A ‘Self’/Reflection0
Salut to Jean-Luc Nancy0
Review of Jacques Derrida, Theory and Practice0
Fanon's Uncanny0
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Essex Colloquium Discussion0
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Born to Mourn0
The House That Jacques Built (Goes up in Flames); or, Mal d’Écologie0
Happy Reading!0
Saving the Lost Ones0
Elizabeth Bowen’s The Hotel: An ABC of Reading0
Francesco Vitale, Biodeconstruction: Jacques Derrida and the Life Sciences0
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Vadivel's Body0
A Flair for Theory: Freud, Derrida, Kafka, and Kant0
Commemorations: From Dusk to Dawn0
Impossible Labour History: Solidarity Dreams and Antiblack Subsumption0
One Hundred Years of Freud's Uncanny: Year One0
You Put a Spell on Me0
A Conversation with Jacques Derrida about Heidegger0
Uncanny Genet?0
Blackness, Repetition, and Non-Philosophy0
Exoheliotrope: Metaphor in the Texts of Astrobiology and Deconstruction0
Freud's Roids0
When Death Turns to Self0
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Hypochondriacal Reading: Phantom Illness and Literature0
The Question of Metaphoricity: French Epistemology in Deconstruction0
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Eco-Deconstructive ‘Misreadings’: Textuality and Materiality in Derrida and Christian Bök0
An ‘Inhumanist’ School?0
The Second Body: Uncanny Doubles and the Anthropocene0
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Heidegger at Heart0
The Uncanny: A Step-by-Step Guide0
Lapses: When Friends Clock Out0
De-posing the Uncanny0
Michael Naas, Plato and the Invention of Life0
A ‘Shabby-looking School Master’ and ‘A Retired School Teacher in Galoshes’: Footnotes on Sigmund Freud and Charles Simic0
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Glas Struggles0
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Reading Pieces0
‘To be or not to be’ of Eco-Deconstruction0
Reading against the Forces of Boredom: Environmental Literary Culture in ‘the Age of Amazon’0
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Wandering Comparisons—Between Derrida and Zhuangzi0
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Hermaphrodite, Rosalba0
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Phantom Threads0
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Whose Language is it Anyway?0
Freud's Uncanny and Speculative Elegy0
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Luminous Snails, or ‘Something More Besides’0
On Drawing on Blackness: Theory and Crisis0
‘A Mad Image, Chafed by Reality’: Kubrick, the Uncanny and the 4th of July 1921 Photograph in The Shining0
The Hidden Law of Selfhood: Reading Heidegger's Ipseity after Derrida's Hospitality0
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The Gestell from Hell: Philosophy Sets Up ‘America’0
Word.Afterward: On the Blackness of Thoreau's Thinking0
Carnophallogocentrism and Eco-Deconstruction0
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Second Nature0
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Introduction: What Might Eco-Deconstruction Be?0
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Differing the Ecological Event: Interpretive Mutations between Bio- and Eco-Deconstruction0
Weird0
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Specters of Translation: Jacques Derrida, Safaa Fathy, and Nom à la mer0
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Another Uncanny with Wilfred Bion0
Re-Membering – A Plea for Togetherness0
Deconstruction as Repetitive Crossing Out and the Movement of Appearing: On Derrida's 1964/65 Heidegger Reading0
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Mourning Alone Together0
Reading and Its Discontents0
No Reading Aloud! Sound and Silence in Plato’s Socrates and Derrida’s Plato0
Even the Plague Journal: Everything Is Happening Extracts (1)0
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Commemoration and Autobiography: In Memory of Laura Marcus0
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Uncanny Animal Writing0
When Nature Calls: Uncanny Teletechnologies from Aristotle to Heidegger and Derrida0
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Postcolonial Remainders: Revisiting the Trace from the Standpoint of the Anthropocene0
Narcissism and the Aesthetics of ‘The Uncanny’0
‘We once believed … Now we no longer believe’0
Beckett's Ghosts: Estrangement as Literary Strategy0
Uncanny Kennings: Provocation and Fugue on the Anasemic Unheimliche0
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Mère-enfant, à-contresens: preserving scenes of ‘terrible splendour’ in Cixous's Homère est morte…0
‘The Haunted World below Our Waking Consciousness’: May Sinclair's Uncanny Modernism0
The Retrait of Rhetoric0
The Pregnant Uncanny0
The Crisis of Truth0
Resisting Ex-Appropriation: Artistic Remains at Times of Environmental Instability0
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