Original research
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Original research (OR) is a term used in Wikipedia to refer to unpublished facts, arguments, concepts, statements, or theories. The term also applies to any unpublished analysis or synthesis of published material that appears to advance a position — or, in the words of Wikipedia's co-founder Jimmy Wales, would amount to a "novel narrative or historical interpretation."
Research interests as of Dec 2020
Literature
- X700 – X799
- Literacy
- Intertextuality
- Anonymity in publishing
- Postmodern literature
- Publishing
- History of fiction
- Experimental literature
- The reading revolution
- Unfilmability
- The reading experience
- Cult fiction
- Literature written in prison
- Table talk (literature)
- Thematic literary criticism
- School of resentment
- Vernacular literature
- Genre fiction vs. literary fiction dichotomy
- Cinematic effects in literature
Art
- Appropriation (art)
- Art and morality
- Art and politics
- Art as an excuse for depicting prurient interests
- Art world economics
- Patronage
- Starving artist
- Tortured artist
- Byronic hero
- Olfactory art
Music
- Cultural appropriation in western music
- Earworm
- Experimental music
- European music
- Rockism
- Towards a Balearic playlist
- The most famous giggles in late 20th century dance music
- Heavy breathing in music
General
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