Research Status, Hot Areas and Development Suggestions of the Research on Chinese Science Fiction in the Perspective of Bibliometrics

Authors

  • Xing Fu Kasetsart University
  • Kanokporn Numtong Kasetsart University

Keywords:

Chinese Science Fiction, Research Status, Hot Areas, Development Suggestions, Bibliometrics

Abstract

   This paper adopts bibliometrics method, analyzes with the help of CiteSpace software and CNKI database's own metrological analysis function, combs the current research status of Chinese science fiction, summarizes the hot research contents of Chinese science fiction research, and puts forward some suggestions for the future research of Chinese science fiction. It is found that since 1995, the number of papers published in Chinese science fiction research journals has been increasing year by year, with occasional decline in the middle. The rapid development stage of Chinese science fiction research has been greatly influenced by Chinese science fiction writer Liu Cixin and his famous works.It is found that since 1995, the number of papers published on Chinese science fiction research in the journals has been increasing year by year, with occasional decline in the middle. The rapid development stage of Chinese science fiction research has been greatly influenced by Chinese science fiction writer Liu Cixin and his famous works. This research field has formed five core journals, four high-yield core authors and five hot research contents. In the future, Chinese science fiction research has certain expansion space and development potential in the aspects of continuous driving force of follow-up development, cooperative research between scholars and institutions, broadening research horizons and going out of Chinese science fiction.

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Published

2024-08-31

How to Cite

Fu, X., & Numtong, K. . (2024). Research Status, Hot Areas and Development Suggestions of the Research on Chinese Science Fiction in the Perspective of Bibliometrics. Lawarath Social E-Journal, 6(2), 1–14. Retrieved from https://so04.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/lawarathjo/article/view/264766