Paul A. Crutcher
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Also affiliated: Fatima Jinnah Women University (2016); Michigan State University (2011)
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Paul A. Crutcher's research interests encompass a broad range of topics within popular culture and media studies. His publications explore the complexities of comic and graphic novel narratives, particularly focusing on iconic characters like Batman. Crutcher has also investigated Japanese mass entertainment, including manga, pachinko, and cosplay, and examined the cultural significance of musical artists such as Lana Del Rey. His work extends to critical analyses of mentoring in empirical research and the creation of inclusive educational environments for LGBTQ+ students. Additionally, Crutcher has studied the motivations and self-efficacy associated with cultural creativity, drawing on diverse examples from travelogues to gaming, such as Magic: The Gathering. His scholarship has resulted in 18 publications and 102 citations, with an h-index of 5.
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- h-index: 5
- Publications: 18
- Citations: 102
Selected Publications
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The Enduring Relevance Of Inazo Nitobe’s <i>Bushido</i> (2026)
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The Perverse Eucharist: Flanagan's Midnight Mass as Religious Satire (2025)
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Shouting into the “thinking” void: education in the context of generative AI and ChatGPT (2024)
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Toward an Empathic Model of Online Education (2021)
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The Politics of Contemporary Education (2019)
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Lana Del Rey’s American Grotesque (2019)
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“This is Not How They Are” (2019)
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The Politics of Contemporary Education (2018)
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The Politics of Contemporary Education Guest Editor: Paul A. Crutcher (University of Arkansas - Little Rock) (2018)
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Conceptualizing Core Practices for Professional Development of Novice Mentors (2016)
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Cheerleading and cynicism of effective mentoring in current empirical research (2015)
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A tramp abroad chronicles motivation, self-efficacy, and attempts to theorize culture and creativity (2014)
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Popular Mass Entertainment in Japan: Manga, Pachinko, and Cosplay (2013)
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- Cheerleading and cynicism of effective mentoring in current empirical research
- Conceptualizing Core Practices for Professional Development of Novice Mentors
- Popular Mass Entertainment in Japan: Manga, Pachinko, and Cosplay
- A tramp abroad chronicles motivation, self-efficacy, and attempts to theorize culture and creativity
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