Messy Methods in Researching Religion
Messy Methods in Researching Religion
Linda Woodhead, F. D. Maurice Professor, Department of Theology and Religious Studies, King's College London, Louisa Cadman, Senior Lecturer in Human Geography, Sheffield Hallam University, Nicole Graham, Lecturer in Ethics and Values, Theology and Religious Studies Department, King's College London Linda Woodhead studies religion, belief, and values in modern societies using a range of qualitative and quantitative methods. In addition to her academic work, Professor Woodhead is a commentator on religious and cultural issues on radio and television. Louisa Cadman's research interests concern the social, cultural, and political geographies of (mental) health, with a subsequent interest in how health intersects with contemporary spirituality. Nicole Graham undertakes research within the field of humour and religion, exploring questions of the body, gender, and ethics. She has written on feminist laughter, the emergence and potential of the field of humour and religion, the acceptability of laughter in the early Christian tradition, and the ethics of laughter during game-playing. She is also the Media Officer of the Humour and Religion Network.
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Linda Woodhead, F. D. Maurice Professor, Department of Theology and Religious Studies, King's College London, Louisa Cadman, Senior Lecturer in Human Geography, Sheffield Hallam University, Nicole Graham, Lecturer in Ethics and Values, Theology and Religious Studies Department, King's College London Linda Woodhead studies religion, belief, and values in modern societies using a range of qualitative and quantitative methods. In addition to her academic work, Professor Woodhead is a commentator on religious and cultural issues on radio and television. Louisa Cadman's research interests concern the social, cultural, and political geographies of (mental) health, with a subsequent interest in how health intersects with contemporary spirituality. Nicole Graham undertakes research within the field of humour and religion, exploring questions of the body, gender, and ethics. She has written on feminist laughter, the emergence and potential of the field of humour and religion, the acceptability of laughter in the early Christian tradition, and the ethics of laughter during game-playing. She is also the Media Officer of the Humour and Religion Network.
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