Dr Richard Storer book F.R.Leavis was published in the Routledge Critical Thinkers series.
Dr Juliette Taylor-Batty’s book Samuel Beckett’s’ Waiting for Godot’, co-authored with Taylor-Batty M, was published by Continuum Press.
Dr Ann-Marie Mealey’s book The Identity of Christian Morality was published by Ashgate.
Revd. Professor Matthew Steenberg’s book Of God and Man: Theology as Anthropology from Irenaeus to Athanasius was published by T&T Clark.
Dr Maureen Meikle’s book Women, Education, and Agency, 1600-2000 , edited with Spence J & Aiston S was published by Routledge (including as e-book).
Dr Paul Hardwick, Reader in English, contributed a chapter: 'Misinterpretations in the Margins' to Profane Imagery in the Marginal Arts of the Middle Ages, Block E C (ed. with Billiet F, Bethmont-Gallerand S and Hardwick P), Brepols.
Dr Rosemary Mitchell contributed a chapter: ‘Sir Isumbras at the Ford: Portrait of a Young Artist Becoming an Old Knight’, to Masculinity and the Other, Ellis H and Meyer J (eds.), Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
Dr Hannah Hunt contributed a chapter: ‘The Reforming Abbott and his Tears: Penthos in Late Byzantium’ to Spirituality in Late Byzantium, Russell E (ed.), Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
Dr Kirsteen Kim contributed a chapter: ‘The Holy Spirit and spirituality’ to SPCK International Study Guide to Corinthians, Ayodeji Adewuya J (ed.), SPCK.
Dr Ann-Marie Mealey contributed three chapters:
- ‘The Bioethical Conscience’ to A Tangled Web: Medicine and Theology in Dialogue, Gareth Jones D and Elford J (eds.), Peter Lang.
- ‘Paul Ricoeur: Initiator of New Trends in Catholic Moral Theology’ to Paul: Ricoeur: The Poetics of Religion, Vandecasteele (ed.), Peeters.
§ ‘Dignitas Personae: A Moral Reflection,’ to The Glass Darkly, Elford J and Gareth Jones D (eds.) Peter Lang.
Revd. Prof. Matthew Steenberg contributed a chapter: ‘God’ to The Routledge Companion to Early Christian Thought, Bingham J (ed.), Routledge.
Roberto Rodriguez-Saona contributed a chapter: Thea Pitman, ‘Viajeras mexicanas en la España republicana y el discurso de la fraternidad: Blanca Lydia Trejo y Elena Garro’ to Viajeras entre dos mundos, Guardia S B (ed), Centro de Estudios La Mujer en la Historia de América.
Dr Alison Torn contributed a chapter: “Madness, Narrative Loss and Identity Making” to Narratives, Memory and Identities, Robinson D. et al (eds), University of Huddersfield.
Amanda Fulford (et al) contributed two chapters:
- ‘The Curriculum in the Lifelong Learning Sector’ to Teaching in the Lifelong learning Sector: A Guide to Theory and Practice, Open University Press;
- ‘Teacher Education for Lifelong Learning’ in Teaching in the Lifelong learning Sector: A Guide to Theory and Practice, Open University Press.
Dr Jim Cross contributed a chapter ‘Torn Posters and Monstrous Images: Damage and Spectacle’ to Vol 43 of the At the Interface series 'Monsters and the Monstrous', Ni Fhlainn S (ed)
Dr Jason Scott contributed a chapter 'The Character-Oriented Franchise: Promotion and Exploitation of pre-sold characters in American film, 1913-1950' to Cultural Borrowings: Appropriation, Reworking, Transformation Smith I R (ed.) e-book, Scope republished in Scope Issue 15.
Dr Karen Sayer contributed an entry: ‘Rural women and girls’ to the Greenwood Encyclopaedia of Love, Courtship and Sexuality through History, Greenwood Press and entries on 'Tree Houses', 'Folk Dancing', 'Play as Mastery of Nature' and 'Girls' Play' to Encyclopedia of Play in Today's Society: A Social History, Sage.
Dr Elizabeth Boyle’s article “Vanishing Bodies: ‘Race’ and Technology in Nalo Hopkinson’s Midnight Robber.” was published in African Identities: Journal of Economics, Culture and Society, (7:2).
Dr Rosemary Mitchell’s article ‘Charlotte M. Yonge: Reading, Writing, and Recycling Historical Fiction in the Nineteenth Century’ was published in a special issue 'Reading the Past in the Nineteenth Century' of Nineteenth Century Contexts, (31.1)
Dr Karen Sayer’s article 'Battery birds, 'stimulighting' and 'twilighting': the ecology of standardized poultry technology' was published in a special issue ‘By whose standards? Standardization, stability and uniformity in the history of information and electrical technologies’ of History of Technology (Vol 28)
Dr Hannah Hunt’s article 'Sexuality and penitence in Syriac commentaries on Luke's Sinful Woman', was published in Studia Patristica, vols XLIV-XLIX and 'Divine Light and Spiritual Intoxication: Symeon the Theologian's image of penitnce as a mystical winepress' was published in Medium Aevum
Dr Ann-Marie Mealey’s articles ‘Caring for Creation: A Call to Creativity’ and ‘Creation and the Common Good: The Catholic Tradition’ were published in The Newman: The Journal of the Newman Association.
Dr Kirsteen Kim’s case study ‘How will we know when the Holy Spirit comes?’ was published in Evangelical Review of Theology (33/1).
Dr Lorraine Bowman-Grieve’s article ‘Exploring Stormfront: The Virtual Community of the Radical Right’ was published in Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, 32 (11); and the article ‘Anti-Abortion extremism online’ was published in First Monday, 14 (11).
James Jackson’s (et al) article ‘Mental Toughness: Managerial and Age Differences’ was published in the Journal of Managerial Psychology, (24:5)
Dr Peter Spencer’s articles ‘Yoga and Health Psychology’ and ‘Hot Yoga in a Cold Climate’ were published in Yoga and Health
Dr Jon Dart’s article ‘Tackling a Nation’s Football History’ was published in International Journal of the History of Sport (26:11); and the article “ ‘Here We Go, Here We Go’: Football Fans’ World Cup Travelogues” was published in Sport in History (29:2); and the article ‘Blogging the 2006 FIFA World Cup Finals’ was published in Sociology of Sport Journal (26:1).
Mark Hopkins’ (et al) article ‘Beneficial Effects of Exercise: Shifting the Focus from Body Weight to Other Markers of Health’ was published in British Journal of Sports Medicine, (43:12); and the (et al) article ‘Dual process action of exercise on appetite control: increase in orexigenic drive but improvement in meal-induced satiety’ was published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition (90); and the (et al) article ‘The relationship between substrate oxidation during exercise and the compensatory response in energy intake following medium term exercise training’ was published in Obesity Facts, 2 (S2).
Beverley Forrest’s article ‘Archaeology and the Early Years: the Noah’s ark project’ was published in Primary History and ‘‘Special Placements’ in Special
Amanda Fulford’s article ‘Cavell. Literacy and What it Means to Read’ was published in Ethics and Education, Vol 4; and the article ‘Ventriloquising the Voice: Student Writing in the University’ was published in the Journal of Philosophy of Education, Vol 43.
Dr Claire Smith’s article ‘Triumphs Show – Ditching the Textbooks for the White Gloves: How trainee teachers learned to put history back into GCSE’ was published in Teaching History, Vol 135.
Jenny Stuart-Collins’ article ‘Learning Beyond the Classroom – Cycle Pathway’ was published in Physical Education Matters.
Prof Keith Johnson’s article ‘Corporate Sperm Count and Boiled Frogs: seeds of ideas to kindle innovation in students’ was published in The International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management; and the article ‘Spermatoid Lukewarm Tadpoles’ was published in The Orion Observatory.
Nigel Baker published 37 briefing papers on employment law.
Dr Jim Cross’s article ‘Unintended Street Art & Not Being 'Sold': the Poetry of the Torn Street Poster’ was published in the proceedings of the Conference of the International Journal of Arts and Sciences; and the article 'Dark Reflections, Monstrous Reflections: Essays on the Monster in Culture ' was published in the proceedings of the 4th Global Conference on Monsters and the Monstrous.
Dr Di Drummond’s review of Christian Wolmar: Blood, Iron and Gold: How the Railways Transformed the World was published in The BBC History Magazine.
Dr Ann-Marie Mealey’s reviews of Russell Pregeant: Knowing Good, Doing Truth, Engaging New Testament Ethics and of Anne Primavesi: Gaia and Climate Change: A theory of Gifts were published in Ethical Perspectives: Theological Book Review.
Dr Susan Elmer reviewed Evaluating Sure Start: Interprofessionalism and parental involvement in local programmes for Children and Society Vol. 23.
Revd Dr Jane de Gay presented two papers:
§ ‘Virginia Woolf, the Cathedral and the Gendering of Sacred Space’ to the 19th International Virginia Woolf Conference, Fordham University, New York;
§ ‘Virginia Woolf’s To the Lighthouse and the Shadow of the Madonna’ to the Northern Modernism Seminar, Leeds Trinity.
Dr Paul Hardwick, Reader in English presented three papers:
- ‘Cats in the Choir Stalls’ to the Colloquium of the International Reynard Society, Universiteit Utrecht,
§ 'Walls Have Ears' to the International Congress on Medieval Studies, Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo
§ 'Tutivillus in the Choir' to the International Medieval Congress, University of Leeds
Dr Juliette Taylor-Batty presented a paper ‘‘Quips and jests and polyglot fancies’: Representing multilingualism in modernist fiction’ to the Northern Modernism Seminar, Leeds Trinity
Dr Nathan Uglow presented two papers:
§ ‘Elizabeth Gaskell’s North and South: The Industrial City and the Moral Self’ to the LTUC-Cergy Conference
§ ‘A Life Myth-Understood: Life Writing in Robert Browning’s Asolando’ to The Stephen Bann Effect, Bristol
Dr Di Drummond presented two papers:
§ ‘Collective Trade Union Action and repression in British Rialway Company Workshops, 1840-1914’ to the Congres Historia Ferroviaria
§ ‘Using Contemporary films in teaching history’ to the Teaching and Learning about Contemporary British History Conference, Institute of Historical Research, University of London
Dr John Hargreaves presented two papers:
- ‘Selwyn Hughes (1928-2006): Mainstream or Marginalised’ to the Christianity and History Forum, Offa House, Leamington Spa
- ‘From princely to popular history: Halifax history 1708-2008’ to the Local History After Hoskins Conference, University of Leicester
Dr Maureen Meikle presented two papers:
- ‘Borderers and Catholics, 1540-1603: comparisons and contrasts’ to the North East Catholic History Society, Newcastle upon Tyne
- ‘From Lutheranism to Catholicism: the faith of Anna of Denmark (1574-1619) further explored’ to the Institute of Scottish Historical Research, University of St Andrews.
Dr Rosemary Mitchell presented three papers:
§ ‘Books as Buildings and Buildings as Books: Reconstructing and Reading the Pictureque Past of London and Paris in the historical novels of Victor Hugo and William Harrison Ainsworth’ to The City and its Environs conference, Cergy-Pontoise University
§ ‘Henrietta Marshall and the Edwardian Children's History Book' to the Leeds Modern History Seminar, Leeds Metropolitan University and the University of Leeds.
§ ‘Cavalier Children: Sentimental History and the Stuarts’ to the University of Hertfordshire Humanities Research Seminar.
Dr Hannah Hunt presented two papers:
- 'Christian or Pagan: Origen's synthesis of Platonic and Christian models of Divine Love' to the International Medieval Congress, Leeds
- 'Sarx and Soma: Some ascetical consideration of the kerygma of St Paul' to the Evangelisation in Today's World, Vytautus Magnus University, Kaunas.
Dr Ann-Marie Mealey presented several papers:
- ‘Reading Veritatis Splendor through the work of Paul Ricoeur’ to the Ricoeur Society, University of Kent
- ‘Creation and the Common Good: A Response to Climate Change’ to the Leeds Methodist Synod
- ‘Paul Ricoeur and the Uniqueness of Christian Morality’ to the Hull Theological Society
§ ‘Environmental Theology in the Catholic Tradition’ to the Newman Theological Association, York
§ ‘Paul Ricoeur and the Law of the Christian Conscience’ to the Ricoeur Society, University of Kent
§ ‘Mission theology’ to the annual meeting of the Meissen Commission (CofE and EKD), Whalley Abbey, Blackburn
§ ‘Mission in Aufwind – Perspektiven aus Kirche, Theologie und ökumenische Netzwerken’ to the conference of Deutsche Gessellschaft für Missionswissenschaft, Evangelische Akademie, Loccum.
Dr Suzanne Owen presented several papers:
§ ‘Indigenous religious expressions? Mi’kmaq Tradition and British Druidry’ to the American Academy of Religion (AAR), Montréal
§ ‘Sources of contemporary Mi’kmaq spirituality’ to the American Academy of Religion (AAR), Montréal
§ ‘Production of “Sacred” Space in the Mi’kmaq Powwow’ to the British Association for the Study of Religions (BASR) conference, Bangor
§ ‘No Prayer Without Pain? Ceremonial Suffering Among the Mi’kmaq’ to the Native Studies Research Network (NSRN) ‘Indigenous Bodies’ conference, University of East Anglia
§ ‘Performing Indigeneity in Newfoundland’ to the Narratives of Indigeneity conference, Birkbeck College
§ ‘Teaching Religions: can we cure the “World Religions” cancer?’ to the Critical Religion symposium, Stirling
Revd. Prof Matthew Steenberg presented several papers:
§ ‘Clinging to Heaven: Mount Athos and the Heights of Spirituality’ to the Leeds Trinity Eastern Christian Studies Seminar
§ ‘Mobs, Murders, and Other Christian Virtues: Kingsley’s Hypatia and the Influence of Popular Literature on the Christian Heritage’ to the Leeds Centre for Victorian Studies
§ ‘The Gospel of Truth and the Truth of the Gospel: The Influence of the Valentinian tract on Irenaeus of Lyons’ to the National Patristics Conference (UK), Cambridge
§ ‘Tracing the Irenaean Legacy’ (keynote) to the International Conference on St Irenaeus of Lyons, University of Edinburgh
§ ‘Creation and evolution: what really matters? The testimony of St Basil’s Hexaemeron’ to the Summer Conference of the Fellowship of St Alban and St Sergius, London Colney
§ ‘How to Mock a Heretic: Methods of Subversion in Byzantine Religious Disputes’ to the International Medieval Congress, Leeds
§ ‘The Heritage of St Paul in Orthodox Spirituality’ to the Salford Pauline Year Series Manchester
Dr Lorraine Bowman-Grieve presented three papers:
- ‘Radicalisation in Prisons’ to the Senior Management Board, HMP Leeds
- ‘The Internet, Terrorism & Radicalisation’ to the International Conference on Violence in Public Places and Institutions University of Central Lancashire, Preston
- ‘Qualitative Research in Terrorism’ to the Research Methodology Seminar Leeds Trinity.
Dr Alison Torn presented three papers:
§ ‘Bakhtin and Mary Barnes: Pushing the boundaries of narrative research’ to The British Psychological Society Social Psychology Section Annual Conference, University of Sheffield.
§ ‘Making meaning out of chaos: the importance of narratives in experiences of madness’ to The Third International Narrative Practitioner Conference, University of Keele
§ ‘Madness: Extraordinary experiences in ordinary lives’ to the 9th Annual Narrative and Memory Research Conference, University of Huddersfield.
Dr Jon Dart presented a paper, co-written with Dean Naidoo: ‘Young, Gifted and … Naïve: Athletes and Social Networking’ to the BSA Annual Conference, Cardiff.
Amanda Fulford presented two papers:
- ‘Flattery, Rhetoric or Parrhēsia, Conversations in Initial Teacher Education’. to the European Educational Research Association Conference, Vienna
- ‘Teacher Education and Observational Feedback’ to the International Colloquium between the Katholieke Universitet, Leuven and the Institute of Education, University of London
Dr Mick Taylor presented a paper: ‘Indian Women entrepreneurs and employment – local economic impact and lessons for Green Economics’ to the Green Economics Institute Annual Conference, Mansfield College, Oxford.
Dr Jason Scott presented two papers:
- ‘Merchandising Popular Culture 1870-1914’ to the Instruction, Amusement and Spectacle: Popular Shows and Exhibitions 1800-1914 conference, Exeter University
- ‘Sol Lesser: Tarzan, adventure docs and ‘independent’ production’ to the American Independent Cinema: Past, Present and Future conference Liverpool John Moores University.
Revd Dr Jane de Gay’s pamphlet Virginia Woolf and the Clergy: The Virginia Woolf Birthday Lecture 2009 was published by the Virginia Woolf Society of Great Britain.
Dr Paul Hardwick, Reader in English, was organiser for two conference sessions:
§ ‘The Margins of the Sacred: Papers in Memory of Elaine C. Block’, Kalamazoo
§ ‘Silent Speech on Medieval Misericords: Papers in Memory of Elaine C. Block’, Leeds
In addition, his poetry collection: Subterranean Homesick Yorkshire Blues was published by Indigo Dreams Press and he performs at many festivals including Glastonbury.
Beverley Forrest led a workshop on ‘Archaeology with primary pupils’ at the Historical Association Annual Conference, Leicester
Dr Jon Dart’s guide to Problem-based Learning in Sport and Leisure. Was published by the Higher Education Network: Hospitality, Leisure, Sport and Tourism.
Lloyd Spencer exhibited a project in documentary photography: Leeds By Night with accompanying catalogue and website.