Publication Visualisations

Every publication counted in the year it appeared and stacked by type, from the year and type recorded on each work.

Pages published each year, counting only the works whose record carries a page count; the newest year is marked.

The share of the record written in each language. A work declaring two languages is counted once in each, so the bars are shares of the language tally rather than of the work count.

• English 25 · 54%
• French 20 · 43%
• German 1 · 2%

The keywords assigned to the publications, the sixty most frequent set at a size proportional to the number of works carrying each. Select a term to open the bibliography filtered to it.

Each cell is a pair of keywords that appear together on the same publication; the darker the cell, the more publications carry both. Rows are ordered so related keywords sit next to each other, which gathers the thematic blocks along the diagonal. Singletons and one-off pairings are omitted.

The sixty most frequent terms in the full text of the publications that have been analysed, lemmatised so that inflected forms are counted together.

The most frequent two-word phrases in the same full-text corpus, counted after lemmatisation.

Collaborators ranked by how many publications we share. The arcs on the left join people who have worked with each other. My own link to each of them is a given, so it is not drawn.

Where the work appears: journals and report series in one block, book publishers in the other, each venue sized by the number of works it carries. Select a block to zoom into it.

Each research project drawn across the years it ran, with a marker for every publication produced within it.

The countries of the publishers and journals, taken from the place of publication recorded on each work. Switch between proportional markers and country shading; select a country to list its publications.

Citations counted in the year the citing work appeared. They are swept from OpenAlex and from full-text searches of Google Books, HAL and Wikipedia, then recorded against the work cited, so this counts what the record holds rather than what an index estimates.

The authors who cite the work most often, from the same recorded citations. The scale is fixed across pages so bars stay comparable.