Most cited papers in Literature and Culture Studies

Literature and Culture Studies

What are the most cited papers in Literature and Culture Studies?

The most cited paper in Literature and Culture Studies is "Popular science periodicals in Paris and London: The emergence of a low scientific culture, 1820–1875" (Susan Sheets-Pyenson, 1985), with 158 citations. Next come "The literary field between the state and the market" (150) and "The Flâneur, the City and Virtual Public Life" (146).

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Showing 50 of 101 papers. Every paper with more than 18 citations is listed.

Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#	Paper
1	Popular science periodicals in Paris and London: The emergence of a low scientific culture, 1820–1875 Susan Sheets-Pyenson · Annals of Science	Nov 1985	158
2	The literary field between the state and the market Gisèle Sapiro · Poetics	Oct 2003	150
3	The Flâneur, the City and Virtual Public Life Mike Featherstone · Urban Studies	May 1998	146
4	French Historical Studies Judith Wishnia · International Labor and Working-Class History Open access	1984	135
5	The metamorphosis of modes of consecration in the literary field: Academies, literary prizes, festivals Gisèle Sapiro · Poetics	4 Apr 2016	131
6	The Flâneur and the Aesthetic Mary Gluck · Theory Culture & Society	Oct 2003	122
7	Independent Publisher in the Networks of Translation Hélène Buzelin · TTR traduction terminologie rédaction Open access	26 Oct 2007	109
8	La Lecture et la vie: les usages du roman au temps de Balzac La Lecture et la vie: les usages du roman au temps de Balzac. By J udith L yon -C aen . Préface d'A lain C orbin . Paris, Tallandier, 2006. 383 pp. Pb €21.00. Michael J. Tilby · French Studies	2007	109
9	Ce que l’on fait dire au silence : posture, ethos, image d’auteur Jérôme Meizoz · Argumentation et analyse du discours Open access	2009	87
10	The Publisher: Henry Luce and His American Century J. L. Baughman · Journal of American History	Mar 2011	85
11	The Kleptomania Diagnosis: Bourgeois Women and Theft in Late Nineteenth-Century France Patricia O’Brien · Journal of Social History	Sep 1983	83
12	Pour une poétique historique du support Marie-Ève Thérenty · Romantisme Open access	2009	78
13	L'hégémonie parisienne. Economie et politique de la gravitation artistique Pierre‐Michel Menger · Annales Histoire Sciences Sociales	Dec 1993	68
14	Translation and the Shape of Things to Come Jean-Marc Gouanvic · The Translator	Nov 1997	68
15	The book fair as a tournament of values Brian Moeran · Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute	10 Feb 2010	66
16	Temps et Histoire « Comment écrire l'histoire de France ? » François Hartog · Annales Histoire Sciences Sociales	Dec 1995	62
17	Nightingale on Quetelet Marion Diamond, Mervyn Stone · Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series A (General)	1981	56
18	Producers by Hand and by Brain: Working‐Class Writers and Left‐Wing Publishers in 1930s Britain Christopher Hilliard · The Journal of Modern History	6 Feb 2006	56
19	Les Liaisons Dangereuses Jennifer L. Airey · Restoration and Eighteenth-Century Theatre Research	2015	52
20	La Nouvelle Revue Française La Nouvelle Revue Française. Octobre 1975. Numéro 274. ‘Journaux intimes et carnets.’ Paris. 405 pp. 39 F. J. CRUICKSHANK · French Studies	1980	50
21	Introduction Olivia Rosenthal, Lionel Ruffel · Littérature Open access	Dec 2010	48
22	The Flâneur, the Badaud, and the Making of a Mass Public in France, circa 1860–1910 Gregory Shaya · The American Historical Review	Feb 2004	48
23	Le « néo-polar ». Du gauchisme politique au gauchisme littéraire Annie Collovald, Érik Neveu · Sociétés & Représentations Open access	Mar 2001	48
24	Du « bon » et du « mauvais » rap ? Les processus médiatiques de hiérarchisation artistique Marion Dalibert · Volume ! Open access	2020	46
25	A publicação de "A cabana do Pai Tomás" no Brasil escravista. O "momento europeu" da edição Rey e Belhatte (1853) Danilo José Zioni Ferretti · Varia Historia Open access	4 Jan 2017	46
26	The Lolita Generation Aurélia Mardon · Cairn.info	2011	46
27	Authors and Audiences: Popular Canadian Fiction in the Early Twentieth Century Clarence Karr · Canadian Journal of Communication	Feb 2003	46
28	L'ecriture-femme, une innovation esthetique emblematique Delphine Naudier · Sociétés contemporaines Open access	2001	45
29	Les adresses au lecteur chez Balzac Aude Déruelle · Cahiers de narratologie Open access	2004	44
30	La croissance de l'alphabétisation en France XVIIIe-XIXe siècle François Furet, Wladimir M. Sachs · Annales Histoire Sciences Sociales	Jun 1974	42
31	Literary Property Owners or Intellectual Workers? French Writers in Search of a Status Gisèle Sapiro, Boris Gobille · HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe)	2006	42
32	Hans-Robert Jauss et l’esthétique de la réception Isabelle Kalinowski · Revue germanique internationale Open access	1997	39
33	Francophonie. Idéologie, variation, canon : modèles québécois pour la francophonie littéraire François Provenzano · Tangence Open access	14 Aug 2013	39
34	Wild arcs in three-space. I. Families of Fox-Artin arcs James M. McPherson · Pacific Journal of Mathematics Open access	Apr 1973	37
35	Literature and Material Culture from Balzac to Proust: The Collection and Consumption of Curiosities Michael J. Tilby, Janell Watson · The Modern Language Review	Oct 2002	36
36	Threshold of a new World, intellectuals and the exile experience in Paris, 1830–1848 Ann Demaître · History of European Ideas	1989	36
37	The Theory of Mass Society Alan Swingewood Book chapter	1977	34
38	Flânerieand the globalizing city Kathryn Kramer, John Rennie Short · City	Aug 2011	34
39	L’écrivain impliqué : écrire (dans) la cité Bruno Paul Blanckeman · Presses Sorbonne Nouvelle eBooks Book chapterOpen access	2013	33
40	La fabrique ordinaire de la ville Isabelle Backouche, Nathalie Montel · Histoire urbaine Open access	Jun 2007	33
41	Key figure of mobility: the flâneur Jamie Coates · Social Anthropology	Feb 2017	32
42	Naissance, constitution progressive et epanouissement d'un genre de presse aux limites floues : le magazine Gilles Feyel · Réseaux Open access	2001	32
43	Pantalons et feuilletages des surfaces Gilbert Levitt · Topology Open access	1982	32
44	L’amour de la littérature : le festival, nouvelle instance de production de la croyance Gisèle Sapiro, Myrtille Picaud, Jérôme Pacouret et al. · Actes de la recherche en sciences sociales Open access	Apr 2015	31
45	A CLUB OF THEIR OWN: THE “LITERARY LADIES,” NEW WOMEN WRITERS, AND FIN-DE-SIÈCLE AUTHORSHIP Linda K. Hughes · Victorian Literature and Culture	22 Jan 2007	30
46	Even ifandeven though∗ Göran Kjellmer · English Studies	Jun 1989	30
47	ANISOTROPIE DES CORRÉLATIONS DE POSITION DANS LE TELLURE LIQUIDE B. Cabane · Le Journal de Physique Colloques Open access	Oct 1971	29
48	Les écrivaines et leurs arrangements avec les assignations sexuées Delphine Naudier · Sociétés contemporaines Open access	6 Jul 2010	29
49	Cruising the unknown: film as rhythm and embodied apprehension inL’Inconnu du lac/Stranger by the Lake(2013) Saige Walton · New Review of Film and Television Studies	20 Jun 2018	28
50	“They have the right to throw us out”: Élisée Reclus'New Universal Geography Federico Ferretti · Antipode Open access	2 Jan 2013	28

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