D. H. Morgan

Duke University — United States

Physics and Astronomy · Physical Sciences

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Research Topics

Stellar, planetary, and galactic studies(94), Astronomy and Astrophysical Research(84), Astronomical Observations and Instrumentation(55), Astrophysics and Star Formation Studies(39), Gender, Labor, and Family Dynamics(19)

Publications315 total

Using Hollywood magic to support unfolding case studies
Teaching and learning in nursing·2025Open Access
The Taste for Images
Religious Studies Review·2025
Challenges to masculinity: (iii) The suffrage movement
2024
Studying men in a patriarchal society
2024
Danger, men at work
2024
Challenges to masculinity: (i) Unemployment
2024
Challenges to masculinity: (ii) Upsets at the workplace
2024
A Historical Perspective on Old Dominion’s Aerospace Research Partnership with NASA Langley Research Center
2024
The PhD viva ritual
2021
Two families, many stories and the value of autobiography
Families Relationships and Societies·2021· 4 citedOpen Access
Ghosts in the Human Psyche: The Story of a ‘Muslim Armenian’ by Vamik D.Volkan. Published by Phoenix Publishing House, Bicester, 2019; £17.99 paperback.
British Journal of Psychotherapy·2021
THE HALO EFFECT IN DESIGN TEACHING
2021Open Access
Inflammatory projective identification in fundamentalist religious and economic terrorism
2020
Inflammatory projective identification in fundamentalist religious and economic terrorism
2020Open Access
RETRACTED ARTICLE: Class and psychoanalysis: landscapes of inequality
The International Journal of Psychoanalysis·2019
Book Review: Susie Scott, <i>The Social Life of Nothing: Silence, Invisibility and Emptiness in Tales of Lost Experience</i>
Sociology·2019
Inflammatory projective identification in fundamentalist religious and economic terrorism
Karnac Books·2019
Psychosis and the Desire for Externalization in the Individual Psyche and Neo‐Liberal Society
British Journal of Psychotherapy·2019· 1 cited
Family Troubles, Troubling Families, and Family Practices
Journal of Family Issues·2019· 31 cited
Class and psychoanalysis: landscapes of inequality
Psychodynamic Practice·2019
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Frequent Co-authors

John T. Dixon(13), Annette Bollmann(9), Hulisani Maumela(8), Kevin Blann(7), Esna Killian(7), Matthew J. Overett(7), Peter Wasserscheid(6), F.M. Hess(5), David S. McGuinness(5), Q. A. Parker(4), Sven Kuhlmann(4), K. Nandy(4), A. Neveling(3), Munaka Christopher Maumela(3), M. A. Dopita(3), N. C. Hambly(2), H. T. MacGillivray(2), M. A. Read(2), S. B. Tritton(2), Alexandra M. Z. Slawin(2)