Messy Methods in Researching Religion

Louisa Cadman, Nicole Graham, and Linda Woodhead: TEN COMMON MESSES IN RESEARCHING RELIGION 1: Lori G. Beaman: RESEARCH METHODS BETWEEN LAW, SOCIOLOGY, AND RELIGION 2: Marion Bowman: LONG-TERM ETHNOLOGY AND THE SHADOWY IMPACT OF THE RESEARCHER 3: Louisa Cadman, Jennifer Lea, and Chris Philo: USING TIME-SPACE DIARIES AND INTERVIEWS TO RESEARCH EVERYDAY SPIRITUALITIES 4: Helen Cameron: THEOLOGICAL ACTION RESEARCH 5: Jeremy Carrette: POWER AND THE STUDY OF RELIGION 6: Rahmanara Chowdhury: INSIDER RESEARCH INTO ABUSE IN MUSLIM COMMUNITIES 7: Angela Connelly and Michael Hebbert: LEARNING FROM BUILDINGS 8: James C. Conroy and David Lundie: METHODOLOGICAL SYNERGIES IN RESEARCHING NESTED IDENTITY AND RELIGIOUS EDUCATION 9: Abby Day: RE-INTERVIEWING, AND THE RESEARCHER-PARTICIPANT RELATIONSHIP 10: Rosemary Dixon, Simon Dixon, Inga Jones, Kyle Roberts, and Richard Gartner: DIGITIZATION AND COLLABORATION IN THE STUDY OF RELIGIOUS HISTORY 11: Sophie Gilliat-Ray: ENCOUNTERING ETHICAL AND OTHER ISSUES WHEN SHADOWING MUSLIM CHAPLAINS 12: Ian N. Gregory, Niall A. Cunningham, and Ian Shuttleworth: USING GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS TO UNDERSTAND RELIGIOUS CHANGE AND SECTARIAN CONFLICT IN NINETEENTH- AND TWENTIETH-CENTURY IRELAND 13: John Harper: INVESTIGATING MEDIEVAL RITUAL THROUGH LITURGICAL ENACTMENT 14: Adrian Harris: USING FOCUSING TECHNIQUES TO RESEARCH THE EMBODIED KNOWING OF ECO-PAGANS 15: Colette Harris: COMMUNITY-BASED APPROACHES FOR VIOLENCE REDUCTION AND SOCIAL CHANGE IN KADUNA, NIGERIA 16: Michael Keenan and Sarah-Jane Page: EXPLORING SEXUALITY AND RELIGION USING AN ONLINE QUESTIONNAIRE 17: Gordon Lynch: A PERSONAL JOURNEY FROM THE SEARCH FOR MEANING TO A SOCIOLOGY OF THE SACRED 18: Sara MacKian: USING STORIES TO EXPLORE THE EVERYDAY PLACE OF SPIRIT AGENCY 19: Nicola Madge and Peter J . Hemming: USING A SURVEY TO INVESTIGATE THE ROLE OF RELIGION IN YOUNG PEOPLE'S LIVES 20: David Morgan: RECOGNIZING JESUS: VISUALITY AND THE STUDY OF RELIGION 21: Peter Nynäs and Johnny Långstedt: NAVIGATING AMBIGUITIES IN INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH COLLABORATION 22: Elizabeth Olson and Giselle Vincett: RESEARCHING SPIRITUALITY WITH AND FOR VULNERABLE YOUNG PEOPLE 23: Elizabeth Poole and Teemu Taira: COMBINING METHODS IN A LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF RELIGION IN THE MEDIA 24: Melanie Prideaux: FAILING AT RESEARCH? TRYING TO ACCESS A GYPSY PENTECOSTAL COMMUNITY IN THE UK 25: Andrew Sayer: AN OUTSIDER LOOKING IN 26: Emma Tarlo: DEVELOPING 'MATERIAL' METHODS FOR THE STUDY OF DRESS AND RELIGION 27: Naomi Thompson: USING A NARRATIVE METHOD TO RESEARCH YOUNG PEOPLE'S RELIGIOUS ENGAGEMENT, PAST AND PRESENT 28: Amanda van Eck Duymaer van Twist and Sarah Harvey: THE CHALLENGES OF RESEARCHING AND PROVIDING INFORMATION ON 'CULTS' AND 'EXTREMISM' 29: Terhi Utriainen: LOOKING BACK AT AN INTERVIEW WITH AN ANGEL 30: Paul Weller: WHAT EVIDENCE ON WHOSE TERMS? POLICY-RELEVANT RELIGION OR BELIEF RESEARCH 31: Sarah White and Joe Devine: COMBINING METHODS (AND RESEARCHERS) TO INVESTIGATE RELIGION AND WELLBEING IN INDIA 32: John Wolffe: USING ARCHIVES AND INTERVIEWS TO LINK PAST AND PRESENT IN THE STUDY OF CONFLICT AND PEACE