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Most cited papers in Interdisciplinary Cultural and Social Studies

Interdisciplinary Cultural and Social Studies

What are the most cited papers in Interdisciplinary Cultural and Social Studies?

The most cited paper in Interdisciplinary Cultural and Social Studies is "Speaking. From Intention to Articulation" (David N. Caplan, 1990), with 4,063 citations. Next come "What is an emotion?" (2,204) and "Whose Side Are We On?" (1,570).

Showing 50 of 100 papers. Every paper with more than 78 citations is listed.

Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#Paper
1 Speaking. From Intention to Articulation David N. Caplan · Trends in Neurosciences Aug 1990 4,063
2 What is an emotion? William T. James III Book chapter 10 May 2005 2,204
3 Whose Side Are We On? Howard S. Becker · Social Problems 1967 1,570
4 The Discomfort Index E. C. Thom · Weatherwise Apr 1959 1,522
5 Competing Against Time George Stalk, Thomas M. Hout · Research-Technology Management Mar 1990 1,276
6 Woman, culture and society Zimbalist Michelle · Behavior Therapy Mar 1975 707
7 In Other Worlds: Essays in Cultural Politics Lina M. Fruzzetti · The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease Sep 1988 653
8 The Incomplete Revolution: Adapting to Women’s New Roles Janet C. Gornick · Contemporary Sociology A Journal of Reviews Nov 2010 576
9 The Two Cultures: And a Second Look C. P. Snow, C. G. Amstutz · Physics Today Mar 1965 553
10 An Experiment in Racism Chester M. Pierce, Jean V. Carew, Diane Pierce-Gonzalez et al. · Education and Urban Society Nov 1977 498
11 Walking Together Margaret P. Gilbert · Midwest Studies in Philosophy 1990 494
12 Integrity and Disrespect Axel Honneth · Political Theory May 1992 452
13 The Discourse of Global Compassion: The Audience and Media Reporting of Human Suffering Birgitta Höijer · Media Culture & Society 26 Jun 2004 434
14 Killing Joy: Feminism and the History of Happiness Sara Ahmed · Signs Mar 2010 357
15 Pride, Shame and Guilt: Emotions of Self‐Assessment DAVID M. COCKBURN · Philosophical Books 1987 332
16 Toward an Anthropological Theory of Value: The False Coin of Our Own Dreams. Melissa Demian · American Ethnologist May 2003 321
17 The Attention Merchants: The Epic Scramble to Get Inside Our Heads Benjamin W. Cramer · Journal of Information Policy Open access Feb 2017 320
18 The Voice and the Eye: An Analysis of Social Movements Roy Wallis · Sociology Nov 1981 318
19 The roles of embodiment, emotion and lifeworld for rationality and agency in nursing practice Patricia Benner · Nursing Philosophy Jul 2000 267
20 The Primitive Edge of Experience Roger A. Lewin · The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease May 1991 257
21 Unleashing Individual Potential: William L. Gardner, John R. Schermerhorn · Organizational Dynamics Aug 2004 252
22 Multiculturalism without Culture Simon Thompson · Contemporary Political Theory Open access 20 Oct 2008 250
23 The gift relationship: From human blood to social policy C.J. Bliss · Journal of Public Economics Apr 1972 245
24 No-Till: The Quiet Revolution David R. Huggins, John P. Reganold · Scientific American Jul 2008 220
25 The Queer Politics of Migration: Reflections on “Illegality” and Incorrigibility Nicholas De Genova · Studies in Social Justice Open access 15 Dec 2010 207
26 Reflections on the Outsider Within Patrícia Hill Collins · Journal of Career Development Sep 1999 206
27 Seeing like a State: How Certain Schemes to Improve the Human Condition Have Failed Mike Woost · American Ethnologist Aug 2000 199
28 Transmodernity and Interculturality: An Interpretation from the Perspective of Philosophy of Liberation Enrique D. Dussel · TRANSMODERNITY Journal of Peripheral Cultural Production of the Luso-Hispanic World Open access 27 Jun 2012 197
29 Bodies. Exploring Fluid Boundaries Julie Cupples · New Zealand Geographer Oct 2002 196
30 Illuminations: The Human Becoming Theory in Practice and Research R Thomson · Journal of Advanced Nursing Sep 1995 195
31 Strangers, Gods and Monsters: Interpreting Otherness Britta Johnson · Literature and Theology Jun 2004 183
32 3. Contextualizing “contextualization cues” Stephen C. Levinson · John Benjamins Publishing Company eBooks Book chapterOpen access 28 Feb 2003 180
33 Fundamental feelings António R. Damásio · Nature 25 Oct 2001 179
34 YOUR MONEY OR YOUR LIFE ? Michael Rose · The Lancet Nov 1974 178
35 The Feast of the Sorcerer: Practices of Consciousness and Power Michael Lambek · American Anthropologist Sep 1998 175
36 The liar paradox Charles Lathrop Parsons · Journal of Philosophical Logic Oct 1974 172
37 Keep Socially (but Not Physically) Connected and Carry on Philippe Courtet, Émilie Olié, Christophe Debien et al. · The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry Open access 13 Apr 2020 170
38 INTERLOCUTION, PERCEPTION, AND MEMORY Tyler Burge · Philosophical Studies Apr 1997 170
39 HANDBOOK OF HYPERTENSION Björn Folkow, L. Hansson, Ramon Sivertsson · The Lancet Jul 1984 169
40 Thinking without language Hans G. Furth · Journal of Communication Disorders Apr 1968 168
41 The two senses of desire Wayne A. Davis · Philosophical Studies Mar 1984 164
42 The Child and the Outside World Leonard I. Lesser · American Journal of Psychiatry Dec 1958 163
43 From entropy to Duino G. F. Bignami · Nature 6 May 1999 163
44 Why There Are No People Peter Unger · Midwest Studies in Philosophy 1979 160
45 The Pregnant Pause: An Inquiry Into the Nature of Planning Linda S. Flower, John R. Hayes · Research in the Teaching of English Oct 1981 159
46 The once and future liberal: After identity politics Rakesh M. Krishnan · Contemporary Political Theory Open access 27 Jun 2018 158
47 Prolegomena to a theory of inalienability Hilary Chappell, William B. McGregor Book chapter 31 Jan 1996 156
48 Beyond possible worlds Takashi Yagisawa · Philosophical Studies Mar 1988 154
49 The primitives of temporal relations Hamida Demirdache, Myriam Uribe‐Etxebarria · HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe) Book chapter 2000 153
50 Framing and Context IPCC · Cambridge University Press eBooks Book chapterOpen access 24 May 2022 152

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