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Most cited papers in Short Stories in Global Literature

Short Stories in Global Literature

What are the most cited papers in Short Stories in Global Literature?

The most cited paper in Short Stories in Global Literature is "Time, Narrative and History" (SUSAN COTTS WATKINS, 2020), with 1,177 citations. Next come "Heterocosmica: Fiction and Possible Worlds" (171) and "Chronology, time, tense and experientiality in narrative" (126).

Showing 50 of 100 papers. Every paper with more than 22 citations is listed.

Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#Paper
1 Time, Narrative and History SUSAN COTTS WATKINS · Palgrave studies in contemporary women's writing Book chapter 2020 1,177
2 Heterocosmica: Fiction and Possible Worlds David Herman, Lubomír Doležel · Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism 1999 171
3 Chronology, time, tense and experientiality in narrative Monika Fludernik · Language and Literature International Journal of Stylistics 28 Apr 2003 126
4 Transpacific Imaginations: History, Literature, Counterpoetics Hsuan L. Hsu · Comparative American Studies An International Journal Sep 2009 124
5 Modern Romance and Transformations of the Novel: The Gothic, Scott, Dickens Miranda J. Burgess, Ian Duncan · Studies in Romanticism 1996 119
6 Language and Knowledge in the Late Novels of Henry James. Robert L. Gale, Ruth Bernard Yeazell · American Literature Mar 1977 105
7 Melville's Quarrel with Fiction Nina Baym · PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America Oct 1979 99
8 Other Destinies: Understanding the American Indian Novel. Arnold Krupat, Louis Owens · Journal of American History Dec 1993 85
9 Multi-functional norrin is a ligand for the LGR4 receptor Cheng Deng, Pradeep Reddy, Yuan Cheng et al. · Journal of Cell Science Open access 2013 83
10 Chick Lit and Postfeminism Steve Leonard · Contemporary Women s Writing 8 Dec 2011 83
11 Katherine Mansfield and literary modernism Lydia Wevers · Journal of Postcolonial Writing 24 Jan 2012 82
12 Toward a Theory of the Engaging Narrator: Earnest Interventions in Gaskell, Stowe, and Eliot Robyn Warhol · PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America Oct 1986 75
13 The Dilemmas of Radical Nostalgia in British Psychogeography Alastair Bonnett · Theory Culture & Society 2009 71
14 Conspiring with ‘friends’: Hester Pulter’s Poetry and the Stanley Family at Cumberlow Green Karen Britland · The Review of English Studies 11 Jun 2018 69
15 Iconic dimensions in Margaret Atwood’s poetry and prose Christina Ljungberg · Iconicity in language and literature Book chapter 8 Mar 2001 66
16 Towards A Bibliography of Latin American Short Story Anthologies Jerald Foster · Latin American Research Review Open access 1977 65
17 Performance and Performativity: Undoing Fictions of Women Business Owners Mary Phillips, Deborah Knowles · Gender Work and Organization 14 Sep 2010 65
18 Telling Tales: Brandon Teena, Billy Tipton, and Transgender Biography Judith Halberstam · a/b Auto/Biography Studies 2000 62
19 The Prodigious Fiction of Richard Powers, William Vollmann, and David Foster Wallace Tom LeClair · Critique Studies in Contemporary Fiction Oct 1996 57
20 The Colonial Short Story, Adventure and the Exotic Robert G. Hampson · Cambridge University Press eBooks Book chapter 14 Nov 2016 56
21 John Lane's Keynotes Series and the Fiction of the 1890's Wendell V. Harris · PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America Oct 1968 55
22 Crossing borders and blurring genres: Towards a typology and poetics of postmodernist historical fiction in England since the 1960s Ansgar Nünning · European Journal of English Studies Aug 1997 55
23 Reading Jhumpa Lahiri's "Interpreter of Maladies" as a Short Story Cycle Noelle Brada-Williams · MELUS Multi-Ethnic Literature of the United States 2004 52
24 Righting the wrongs of woman: Mary Wollstonecraft'sMaria Anne Kostelanetz Mellor · Nineteenth Century Contexts 1996 51
25 The Adelie Penguin William J. L. Sladen · Nature May 1953 51
26 After the Counterculture: American Capitalism, Power, and Opposition in Thomas Pynchon's Mason & Dixon CATHERINE FLAY · Journal of American Studies 11 Dec 2016 49
27 “From Whaling to Armaments to Food”: Melville's, Pynchon's, and Wedde's Economies of the Pacific Richard Hardack · Critique Studies in Contemporary Fiction 15 Mar 2013 49
28 Melville's indirection: Billy Budd, the genetic text, and “the deadly space between” John Wenke · Cambridge University Press eBooks Book chapter 25 Jul 2002 49
29 Hierogamy versus Wedlock: Types of Marriage Plots and Their Relationship to Genres of Prose Fiction Evelyn J. Hinz · PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America Oct 1976 47
30 MEN AT THE MARGIN: MASCULINITY AND SPACE IN DOWNTOWN VANCOUVER, 1950-1986 Jeff Sommers · Urban Geography May 1998 47
31 The Literary Criticism of Henry James. Clayton L. Eichelberger, Sarah B. Daugherty · American Literature Mar 1982 47
32 THE HISTORY OF EMILY MONTAGUE Mary Jane C. Edwards · Notes and Queries Dec 1984 46
33 Joseph Campbell: An Introduction M. Gerald Bradford, Robert Alan Segal · Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion Dec 1989 46
34 Authors and Audiences: Popular Canadian Fiction in the Early Twentieth Century Clarence Karr · Canadian Journal of Communication Feb 2003 46
35 On Revival: A Critical Examination Peter B. Ward 2003 45
36 The right moment: Notes on four models of “ripeness” Christopher R. Mitchell · Paradigms Dec 1995 43
37 The treatment of exceptions Charles W. Kisseberth · Paper in Linguistics Feb 1970 41
38 Postcolonial Witnessing - and Beyond: Rethinking Literary History Today Linda Hutcheon · Neohelicon 2003 41
39 Eros and the Lesbian Pastorals of Longos H. H. O. Chalk · The Journal of Hellenic Studies Nov 1960 39
40 Zombies Go to Toronto: Zombifying Shame in Nalo Hopkinson's Brown Girl in the Ring Romdhani · Research in African Literatures Open access 2015 38
41 Print Culture and the Blackwood Tradition, 1805-1930. DAVID B. FINKELSTEIN · Project Muse (Johns Hopkins University) 2006 38
42 Jurisdictions:I, Rigoberta Menchú,The Kiss, and Scandalous Self‐Representation in the Age of Memoir and Trauma Leigh Gilmore · Signs 2003 37
43 The Fantastic Queer: Reading Gay Representations inTorchwoodandTrue Bloodas Articulations of Queer Resistance Frederik Dhaenens · Critical Studies in Media Communication 13 Feb 2013 36
44 The short story from Poe to Chesterton Martin A. Kayman · Cambridge University Press eBooks Book chapter 6 Nov 2003 36
45 Margaret Atwood’s dystopian visions: The Handmaid’s Tale and Oryx and Crake Coral Ann Howells · Cambridge University Press eBooks Book chapter 30 Mar 2006 35
46 Transitivity and mental transformation: Sheila Watson’s The Double Hook Yinglin Ji, Dan Shen · Language and Literature International Journal of Stylistics 26 Oct 2004 35
47 Listening to Disabled People: The Problem of Voice and Authority in Robert B. Edgerton's the Cloak of Competence David Allen Gerber · Disability & Society 1990 35
48 Gatsby’s Ghost: Post-Traumatic Memory and National Literary Tradition in Joseph O’Neill’s Netherland Katherine V. Snyder · Contemporary Literature 2013 35
49 On Suffering and Sympathy: Jude the Obscure, Evolution, and Ethics Sumpter · Victorian Studies 2011 34
50 The Global Universal Caregiver: Imagining Women's Liberation in the New Millennium Allison Weir · Constellations Sep 2005 34

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