academic articles
academic articles
Hope: A Round-Up of Recent Academic Papers
If you would like to explore scholarly discussions on hope, here is a sampling of the work from various disciplines from the past few years.
- “Hope Among the Virtues: The Challenge of Delineating a Virtue of Hope”
Christopher Bobier, Philosophical Investigations - “Sustaining Hope Within Entangled Accompaniments: Toward an Otherwise Clinical Ethnography and Critical Social Medicine”
Matthew Hing and Salmaan Keshavjee, Culture, Medicine & Psychiatry - “The Primacy of Hope for Human Flourishing”
Anne Jeffrey and Krista Mehari, Monist - “Will Hope Light the Way? The Interplay of Hope, Loneliness and Extraversion in Shaping Entrepreneurs’ Business Exit Intentions”
Jason Gabriel Jonathan and Fei Zhu, International Journal of Entrepreneurial Behavior & Research - “Training Civic Virtues in Sports: Resilience and Hope”
Sabrina B. Little, Journal of Philosophy of Education - “Navigating Hope and Illness Cognition in Advanced Ovarian Cancer Patients: A CSM-Based Phenomenological Study”
Yun Long, Chunchang Zhong, Cuili Wen, et al., Psycho-Oncology - “Hope as a Predictor of School Counselors’ Ethical and Legal Self-Efficacy”
Jennifer K. Niles and Dana Heller Levitt, Journal of Counseling & Development - “The Sociology of Hope: Classical Sources, Structural Components, Future Agenda”
Adrian Scribano, Society - “Hope in Community: Recovering the Most Elusive Social Virtue in American Church Practice”
Brian Stiltner, Journal of the Society of Christian Ethics - “Adapting a Collective Will and a Way During a Civil War: The Persistence of an Entrepreneurial Ecosystem as an Architecture of Hope”
Trenton Alma Williams and Ramzi Fathallah, Journal of Business Venturing
- “Character Virtues and Hope for Peace in Pakistan in the Face of Religious Extremism”
Joshua A. Wilt, Gulnaz Anjum, Julie J. Exline, and Seyma Saritoprak, The Journal of Positive Psychology
