The Oxford Literary Review publishes scholarship on Maurice Blanchot's writings, exploring themes of nature, ecology, and disaster. Articles examine Blanchot's engagement with concepts such as metamorphosis, the end of history, and the possibility of annihilation in relation to ecological crisis. The journal also considers Blanchot's interpretations of biblical texts and his engagement with other thinkers like Lautréamont, Derrida, and Bataille.
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SJR Quartile by Discipline
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Literature and Literary TheoryQ3
Cultural StudiesQ4
Subject Classification
Web of Science Categories
Literary Theory & CriticismPhilosophy
Scopus Categories
Cultural StudiesLiterature and Literary Theory
Research Topics (OpenAlex)
Philosophy, Ethics, and ExistentialismThemes in Literature AnalysisPsychoanalysis, Philosophy, and PoliticsPhenomenology and Existential PhilosophyCritical Theory and Philosophy