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Cultures of reading: then and now 2024 International journal of cultural studies 27 (2): 155-64
  • Wen Jin
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 1367-8779
A potentially harmful Malay romance: some notes on a six-volume manuscript of the Hikayat Koris Mengindra 2024 Indonesia and the Malay world 52 (154): 341-57
  • Agus Iswanto
  • Edwin P. Wieringa
  • Harits Fadlly
  • Sastri Sunarti
H6/KX [INDONESIA-] 1469-8382
The evolution of literature's role in mental therapy: a reflection on human development 2024 Human evolution 39 (3-4): 185-98
  • A. Setijowati
  • B. Bramantio
  • I.B.P. Manuaba
  • K.Y. Hun
  • N. Afdholy
H6/HB [HUMAN-] 0393-9375
Does fiction reading make us better people? Empathy and morality in a literary empowerment programme 2023 Ethnos 88 (5): 994-1013
  • Charlotte E. Christiansen
H6 [ETHNOS-] 1469-588X
‘If you belong to my generation and you never read James Hadley Chase, then you are not educated’: everyday reading of high school students in Soweto, 1968–1976 2023 Journal of southern African studies 49 (2): 205-24
  • Kasonde T. Mukonde
H6/KY [JOURNAL-] 1465-3893
Why read (these) classics? 2023 Anuário antropológico (Rio) 48 (3): 10-36
  • Carla Costa Teixeira
  • Raissa Romano Cunha
H6 [ANUARIO-] 2357-738X
Imprinting exemplarity: a culture of print in Mexican nuns' portraits 2022 Colonial Latin American review 31 (1): 4-30
  • Kelly Donahue-Wallace
*H6/KUL [COLONIAL-] 1466-1802
Las funciones del lector en la narrativa de Gonzalo Fernández de Oviedo 2022 Colonial Latin American review 31 (1): 57-73
  • Álvaro Baraibar
*H6/KUL [COLONIAL-] 1466-1802
Orality in the Tekke and the circulation of "high" and "low" cultures of Sufism in seventeenth-century Istanbul 2022 History of religions 62 (1): 49-72
  • F. Betul Yavuz
H6/KFO [HISTORY-] 0018-2710
The script of Rapa Nui (Eastern Island) is logosyllabic, the language is East Polynesian: evidence from cross-readings 2022 Journal of the Polynesian Society 131 (2): 185-220
  • Albert Davletshin
H6/KX [POLYNESIAN-] 0032-4000
The digital underground: public life beneath the streets of Bucharest, Romania 2022 Anthropological quarterly 95 (4): 815-38
  • Bruce O'Neill
H6 [PRIMITIVE-] 0003-5491
The merits of context: unfolding mental vulnerability as category and experience 2022 Ethnography 23 (4): 496-515
  • Charlotte Ettrup Christiansen
H6/KF [ETHNOGRAPHY-] 1466-1381
Value moves in multiple ways: ethical values, the anthropology of Christianity, and the example of women and movement 2022 Anthropological theory 22 (3): 273-93
  • Ingie Hovland
H6 [ANTHROPOLOGICAL-] 1463-4996
Testimony from knotted strings: an archival reconstruction of early colonial Andean khipu readings 2021 History and anthropology 32 (3): 289-311
  • Manuel Medrano
H6 [HISTORY-] 1477-2612
Reconnecting language and materiality in Christian reading: a comparative analysis of two groups of Protestant women 2021 Comparative studies in society and history 63 (2): 499-529
  • Britt Halvorson
  • Ingie Hovland
H6/KF [COMPARATIVE-] 0010-4175
The legacy of French education in Chile: women, culture and pious practices (1870-1920) 2021 Boletín americanista (82): 55-75
  • Alexandrine de La Taille-Trétinville
H6/KUL [BOLETIN-] 0520-4100
The day we were dogs: mental vulnerability, shared reading, and moments of transformation 2021 Ethos 49 (3): 286-307
  • Anne Line Dalsgård
  • Charlotte Ettrup Christiansen
H6/KH [ETHOS-] 0091-2131
Literacy in Judah and Israel: algorithmic and forensic examination of the Arad and Samaria Ostraca 2021 Near Eastern Archaeology 84 (2): 148-58
  • Arie Shaus
  • Barak Sober
  • Eli Piasetzky
  • Eli Turkel
  • Israel Finkelstein
  • Shira Faigenbaum-Golovin
  • Yana Gerber
H6/KE [BIBLICAL-] 0006-0895
Music performance in the religious practice of Sunni Turks from Southern Bulgaria 2021 Bulgarski folklor 47 (3): 303-26
  • Bekhrin Shopova
H6/KVR [BULGARSKI-] 0323-9861
The school managers' contribution to the training of reading students: the time of the tale within the Library 2021 Cadernos de estudos sociais 36 (2): 1-12
  • Liliane Rodrigues de Assis
  • Rosa Cristina da Conceição
H6/KUL [CADERNOS-] 0102-4248
“This book is your book”: Jesuit editorial policy and individual indigenous reading in eighteenth-century Paraguay 2020 Ethnohistory 67 (2): 247-67
  • Capucine Boidin
  • Fabián R. Vega
  • Leonardo Cerno
H6/KUB [ETHNOHISTORY-] 1527-5477
Inscribing the corpus: scribal and ritual practice in the material culture of Dunhuang 2020 Numen 67 (2-3): 113-37
  • Rae Dachille
H6/KFO [NUMEN-] 0029-5973
Qu'ran reading courses for 'intellectuals' in Dakar, Senegal: religious adult education in francophone middle class milieus 2020 Sociologus (New Series) 70 (2): 159-79
  • Nadine Sieveking
H6/KF [ZEITSCHRIFT-] 0038-0377
#NativeReads: outcomes of an Oceti Sakowin survey and literary recovery model 2020 Wicazo Sa review 35 (1-2): 1-23
  • Kendall Tallmadge
  • Sarah Hernandez
*H6/KUB [WICAZO-] 0749-6427
Fact or fiction: children's acquired knowledge of Islam through mothers' testimony 2019 Journal of cognition and culture 19 (1-2): 195-215
  • Falak Saffaf
  • Nicole Marie Summers
H6 [JOURNAL-] 1567-7095
Outsourcing reconciliation: the government of Canada's #Indigenous Reads campaign and the appropriation of indigenous intellectual labor 2019 SAIL: studies in American Indian literatures (Series 2) 31 (1-2): 1-30
  • Pauline Wakeham
*H6/KUB [SAIL-] 0730-3238
Four more indigenous projects for the Native American humanities 2019 SAIL: studies in American Indian literatures (Series 2) 31 (1-2): 31-53
  • Matthew Herman
*H6/KUB [SAIL-] 0730-3238
'There can be no revolution without culture': reading and writing in the Bolivarian revolution 2019 Bulletin of Latin American research 38 (4): 438-52
  • Katie Brown
*H6/KUL [BULLETIN-] 0261-3050
The materiality of ideology: cultural consumption and political thought after the American revolution 2019 American journal of sociology 125 (1): 1-62
  • Mark Anthony Hoffman
H6/KF [AMERICAN-] 0002-9602
For an anthropology of reading: Islam, reflection and modernity in the Suffa community in Istanbul 2019 ANUAC: rivista della Società Italiana di Antropologia Culturale 8 (2): 83-103
  • Fabio Vicini
2239-625X
A wild patience has taken me this far: writing-in-process about processes of creating lesbianities through writing, reading and circulation of texts 2019 GIS - Gesto, Imagem, e Som: Revista de Antropologia 4 (1): 91-120
  • Carolina Maia
2525-3123
"I am an hallucination on the tip of your eyes": poetry reading at the Roberto Piva library 2019 GIS - Gesto, Imagem, e Som: Revista de Antropologia 4 (1): 280-307
  • Kelly Koide
2525-3123
Shifting global literacy networks: how emigration promotes informal literacy learning in Latvia 2018 Anthropology and education quarterly 49 (2): 165-82
  • Kate Vieira
H6 [COUNCIL-] 0161-7761
Accidental communities: chance operations in urban life and field research 2018 Ethnography 19 (3): 312-35
  • Matthew Rosen
H6/KF [ETHNOGRAPHY-] 1466-1381
Local places and cultural distinction: the booktown model 2018 European journal of cultural studies 21 (4): 401-17
  • Beth Driscoll
H6/KF [EUROPEAN-] 1367-5494
Reading and reputation: sense, sensibility, and status in graduate education 2018 Qualitative research 18 (5): 554-64
  • Gary Alan Fine
  • Hannah Wohl
H6 [QUALITATIVE-] 1468-7941
Literature and reading 2018 Annual review of anthropology 47 (): 33-45
  • Adam Reed
H1 [BIENNIAL-] 0084-6570
The relationship between perceptual learning styles and language Learners' success in reading tests 2018 Journal of folklore and literature 4 (): 173-90
  • Safiye Çiftlikli
1300-7491
Changes in the reading tradition revealed in librarians' life narratives 2018 Lituanistica 64 (4): 285-93
  • Sigita Astikienė
H6/KVT [LITUANISTICA-] 0235-716X
Blurring boundaries and advancing interreligious understanding by engaging textual 'others' in a women's interfaith book group 2018 Culture and religion 19 (3): 298-316
  • Louise K. Gramstrup
H6/KFO [SCOTTISH-] 1475-5610
Can reading be Protestant? 2018 Konteksty 72 (3): 162-7, 341
  • Adam Regiewicz
H6/KVM [POLSKA-] 1230-6142
The participatory game and sense of wonder. Some notes on the numinous cooperative model of popular culture 2018 Český Lid 105 (4): 425-40
  • Antonín Kudláč
H6/KVL [CESKY-] 0009-0794
Design and digital Bible: persuasive technology and religious reading 2017 Journal of contemporary religion 32 (2): 205-19
  • Tim Hutchings
H6/KFO [JOURNAL-] 1353-7903
From Yomihon to Gôkan: repetition and difference in late Edo book culture 2017 Journal of Asian studies 76 (2): 311-32
  • James R. Reichert
*H6/KW [JOURNAL-] 0021-9118
Emotional landscapes of reading: fan fiction in the context of contemporary reading practices 2017 International journal of cultural studies 20 (3): 253-69
  • Natalia Samutina
H6/KF [INTERNATIONAL-] 1367-8779
The meaning of written English: a place to dream as one pleases 2017 American Indian culture and research journal 41 (4): 93-114
  • Reid Gómez
H6/KUB [AMERICAN-] 0161-6463
'Discover your destiny': sensation, time, and Bible reading among Nigerian Pentecostals 2016 Anthropologica (New Series) 58 (1): 1-14
  • Jesse Davie-Kessler
H6/KUB [ANTHROPOLOGICA N.S.-] 0003-5459
The epistolary brush: letter writing and power in Chosŏn Korea 2016 Journal of Asian studies 75 (): 4
  • Hwisang Cho
*H6/KW [JOURNAL-] 0021-9118
The idea of reading in early 20th-century South Africa 2016 Journal of southern African studies 42 (6): 1095-1108
  • Corinne Sandwith
H6/KY [JOURNAL-] 0305-7070
The leader becomes a cannibal reader: mimesis, person and intention among the Matsigenka 2016 Bulletin de l’Institut Français d’Etudes andines 45 (1): 193-225
  • Esteban Arias
H6/KUL [INSTITUT-] 0303-7495