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Last published 2026
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Angela Hunter

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Formerly Arkansas Affiliated with UA Little Rock through 2024.

1 h-index 14 pubs 5 cited

Biography and Research Information

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Angela Hunter's research primarily focuses on the historical and literary analysis of Enlightenment-era texts, with a particular emphasis on the writings of Louise Marie-Madeleine Dupin. Hunter has published works examining Dupin's "Ouvrage sur les femmes" and her "L’« idée » salique."

Hunter's scholarly activities also extend to broader topics such as law, history, and religion, as indicated by recent publication titles. Her work includes an annotated bibliography on hyaluronidase, suggesting an engagement with scientific literature from an earlier period. Hunter is a recently active scholar with a publication date as recent as 2026. Her scholarly metrics include an h-index of 1 and 14 total publications.

Metrics

  • h-index: 1
  • Publications: 14
  • Citations: 5

Selected Publications

  • Des femmes: Observations du préjugé commun sur la différence des sexes by Louise Dupin, ed. Frédéric Marty (2024)
    Eighteenth-Century Fiction DOI OpenAlex
  • Louise Dupin: défendre l’égalité des sexes en 1750. Par Frédéric Marty Louise Dupin: défendre l’égalité des sexes en 1750. Par MartyFrédéric. (L’Europe des Lumières, 73.) Paris: Classiques Garnier, 2021. 338 pp. (2021)
    French Studies DOI OpenAlex
  • Schad, John, Someone Called Derrida: An Oxford Mystery (Brighton: Sussex Academic Press, 2007), 224 pp., £16.95, ISBN 978-1-84519-031-6 (2010)
    Derrida Today DOI OpenAlex

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