Craig Gingrich‐Philbrook

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Craig Gingrich-Philbrook, Craig Gingrich‐Philbrook

Publications

323

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Craig Gingrich‐Philbrook is an author at Hofstra University specializing in performance studies, arts, and theatre.

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Arts	3	3	50
2	Humanities	2	2	38
3	Social Sciences	2	2	35
4	Language Studies	1	1	15
5	Cognitive Science	1	1	16

Craig Gingrich‐Philbrook

Publications

260

Citations

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	Year	Citations
Autoethnography's Family Values: Easy Access to Compulsory Experiences Craig Gingrich‐Philbrook Text and Performance Quarterly	2005	146
Coming Unhinged: A Twice-Told Multivoiced Autoethnography Carolyn Ellis, Arthur P. Bochner, Carol Rambo, Qualitative Inquiry Humanity And MedicineQualitative InterpretationQualitative InquiryHumanitiesMedical Ethics	2017	23
Disciplinary Violation as Gender Violation: The Stigmatized Masculine Voice of Performance Studies Craig Gingrich‐Philbrook Communication Theory Gendered PerceptionQueer TheorySocial SciencesHofstra UniversityGender Identity	1998	19
Refreshment Craig Gingrich‐Philbrook Text and Performance Quarterly	1997	19
Reprogramming the Stage: A Heuristic for Posthuman Performance Craig Gingrich‐Philbrook, Jake Simmons Text and Performance Quarterly Digital SocietyEmerging MediaCognitionHuman Performance ModelingDigital Performance—terminal	2015	16
Revenge of the dead subject: The contexts of Michael Bowman's<i>Killing Dillinger</i> Craig Gingrich‐Philbrook Text and Performance Quarterly Literary TheorySocial CriticismMichael BowmanCriminal LawThanatology	2000	15
Evaluating (Evaluations of) Autoethnography Craig Gingrich‐Philbrook	2013	12
“Good vibration” or domination?: Stylized repetition in mythopoetic performance of masculinity Craig Gingrich‐Philbrook Text and Performance Quarterly	1994	10

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