Google Scholar: 865 citations; 250 more registered in 2022; updated Google scholar history

According to Google Scholar (cf. my profile) my research has to date attracted 865 citations (+15 since November 23rd). My h-index remains 18 and my i10-index 33. 128 of the citations are from 2022 (+13 since November 23rd).

My best years to date are: 

2021 (184)

2022 (128)

2016 (93)

2020 (85)

2018 (81)

124 texts are listed as associated with my profile. This compares to 100 texts listed as of December 26th 2021. At that point, 2021 was registered with 110 citations, and I had 615 citations overall. Since then, 250 more citations of my work has been registered, including 74 more in 2021.

Updated Google Scholar history (cf. my February 2021 post):

My first Google Scholar citation occurred in 2002.

By April 2013 I had 38 citations, and a verified Google Scholar profile.

I passed 100 citations in the winter of 2016.

I passed 200 citations in the summer of 2017.

I passed 300 citations in the summer of 2018.

I passed 400 citations in the autumn of 2019.

I passed 500 citations in Spring 2021.

I passed 600 citations in the autumn of 2021.

I passed 700 citations in the winter of 2022.

I passed 800 citations in the autumn of 2022.

Google Scholar: 734 citations; 115 items; i10-index28

According to my Google Scholar profile my research has to date attracted 734 citations (+26 since March 26th). This includes 41 citations in 2022 (+25) and 178 in 2021 (+3). My i10-index is 28 (+1) while my h-index remains 15. 

115 items (texts) are now listed on my profile.

Causerie on play published in Norwegian magazine

A short text by me, written upon invitation, has been published on the Norwegian Christian magazine Kors:vei [literally "cross-road", or "stations of the cross"], in its #2/2013 (page 4). Titled "Om lek og blodig alvor" [On play and /bloody seriousness/], it treats play as the origin of cooperation and what is much worse. A couple of references are made to observations described in more academic fashion in my academic journal article "Abstraction,Cruelty and Other Aspects of Animal Play (Exemplified By the Playfulness of Muki and Maluca)" (Sign Systems Studies 37(3/4): 558-579).

The whole text - in Norwegian - is posted in my Norwegian-language blog Utopisk Realisme.

New texts in Scribd

Is a wolf wild as long as it does not know that it is being thoroughly handled? 8pp

The bio-translator - interview with biosemiotician Kalevi Kull 27pp

Bad dog - An Uexküllian analysis of Norwegian wolf management 1p

The Umwelt trajectories of wolves, sheep and people 1p

Program Zoosemiotics and Animal Representations 6pp