OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Jnt-Journal of Narrative Theory 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 2021-12-01 to 2025-12-01.)

Article	Citations
Contributors	3
Grappling with the Unnarratable: Introduction to Special Issue on Narratologies of Science	2
Hush and Listen!: Unspeakable Narrative Voices and the Deafened Moment in Virginia Woolf's The Years	1
Contributors	1
Introduction: Narrative Literacy	1
Reconstructing Asian American Male Masculinity in American Born Chinese	1
The Medium and Its Messages: Chris MacNeil’s Characterization in The Exorcist	1
Naturalistic Covert Progression Behind Complicated Plot: Chopin's "A Pair of Silk Stockings"	1
Aesthetics of Wounding: Strategies of Self Repression in Charlotte Brontë's Villette	1
Narrating Massive Distribution: Climate Stories from Early American Periodicals to Citizen Science Blogging	1
A Dalit Reading of “Suppressed Focalization” in Samskara and God of Small Things	1
When Doing Won’t Do: Rooting in Life and Literature	0
‘Well told’ Stories: Narrative and Futures Literacy in Theory and Praxis	0
Emotional Geographies of Belonging in Ravinder Randhawa's Beauty and the Beast	0
“Trying to Make Amends”: Forms of Forgiveness and Implied Values in Graham Swift’s Last Orders and Charlotte Wood’s The Weekend	0
Remembering the Odyssey in the 21st Century: Oral Narratives by Common Readers	0
Girl Detectives, Apprentice Readers, and the Case of Who Cooks Dinner	0
Disruptive Stories, Narrative Literacy, and the Case of QAnon	0
Contributors	0
"Occupied by Exploded Systems": Strategies for Posthuman Narratives	0
A “Most Singular Mixture” of Genres: Intellectual Deduction versus Gothic Mystery in Arthur Conan Doyle’s “The Sussex Vampire”	0
A Poetics of the Popular Film Series: How the James Bond Films Tell Continuing Stories Differently	0
"I felt too much like a ghost": The Spectral Aesthetics in Jean Rhys's Voyage in the Dark	0
Mapping with Fi-Sci: Why and How Fictionality Illuminates Science	0
Socialist Realism in the Language of Ḍād: A Literary Identity for Syria, a Test-Case for World Literature	0

Georg Lukács and the World Literature of Socialist Realism: A Case Study of Cold War Cultural Conflict	0
“Why Should My Life Be a Sacrifice to One Man?”: The Paradoxes of Dalit Militancy in Malika Amar Shaikh’s Memoir I Want to Destroy Myself	0
Making (Narrative) Sense: Introspection and Retrospection in Crazy Ex-Girlfriend	0
Following Leaders: Deconstructing the Narrator, Deposition, and Figureheads of "Benito Cereno"	0
Narrative Literacy: Perspectives from Psychological Research and Practice on Narrative Identity, Mental Health, and Well-Being	0
Reading for the Flavor of Life and Labor: Four Social/ist Realist Novels in Mid-Twentieth Century Australia	0
Narrating the Vivisection of India: The Girl Child Narrator in Two Partition Novels	0
Down the Rabbit Hole: Dedications in the Works of Lewis Carroll, J. M. Barrie, and C. S. Lewis	0
Delving into "Its" Storyworld: Nonhuman Narrative in Children's Literature	0
Contributors	0
Cinematic Style and the Representation of Violence in Rolando Hinojosa-Smith’s Ask a Policeman	0
Contributors	0
Unnatural Narrative and Holocaust Representation: A Way Forward Using Benjamin Stein’s The Canvas	0
To Each According to Their Needs: Readerly Desire in Rhetorical Poetics and in Jesus' Son	0
Contributors	0
History as Storytelling and Storytelling as History: The Environmental Materiality and Imagination in Waterland's Bio-Regional Eco-Poetics	0
"September didn't know what sort of story she was in": The Hybrid Genres of Uncanny Fairy Tales	0
Contributors	0
Reality Awry: Spatial Experiments in Algernon Blackwood's "The Willows" and Environmental Awareness	0
Contributors	0
Multiple Framings and the Risks of Fictionality: Dissecting Critical Disputes over Lauren Slater’s Lying	0
Interpreting Timbuktu : An Unnatural Narrative, an Emotional Reading Experience, and a Cognitive Explanation	0
Regimes of Character	0
Rabbit Holes and Butterfly Effects: Narrative Probabilities and Climate Science	0
What the ***k Is Going On? Conspiracy Theorizing, Undernarration, and Narrative Literacy	0
Estrangement as Method in Trauma Narratives	0
From Reaction to Action? Storytelling Dynamics and Narrative Literacy in Content Marketing: A Metaverse Case Study	0
Neoliberal Horror: It Follows and the Time of Urban Progress	0
Introduction: Narrative Theory and Children's Literature	0
Theorizing Mathematical Narrative through Machine Learning	0
Contributors	0
Reflections on the Unnarratable: Free Will, the Intentional Stance, and a Narrative Model for Emergence	0
Contributors	0
Disappear into the Material: If on a Winter's Night a Traveler through the Lens of Affect	0
Satirical Afrofuturism, Race, and Emotion in George S. Schuyler's Black No More	0
On Jorge Amado's Brazilian Socialist Realism	0
Natural Histories and Fictive Discourse: Lyell, Freud, and Narratives of Empirical Witness	0
Flirting with Filler in Our Mutual Friend	0
Narrative Literacy for the Age of ‘Permacrisis’: Speculative Journalism and Challenges of Narrativizing Uncertain Futures	0
Narrative Voice, Mind-Reading and Empathy in Children's Diaries: The Dominant Autodiegetic Voice in Diary of a Wimpy Kid	0
Immersion and Participation in N.K. Jemisin’s The Broken Earth Trilogy	0
Introduction: Socialist World Literature	0
Self-Cancelling Narratives: Explicit Unreliability and Authorial (Ir)Responsibility in Toni Morrison’s Fiction	0
Bruno Jasieński, International Literature, and World Literature	0
Contributors	0
Opening a Window or Pulling Back the Curtain: A Spectrum of Metalepsis in Contemporary Middle Grade Fiction	0
Queer Narrative Discourse and the Ungendered Narrator in Sara Taylor’s The Lauras	0