Sue Yore
Senior Lecturer
Contact Details
T: 01904 876529 E: s.yore@yorksj.ac.uk
Information
Sue gained her first degree in Theology and Women's Studies at
York St John. She was then employed in Theology and Religious
Studies as a graduate assistant while she gained the MA in Theology
and Religious Studies. Since September 2002 Sue has been a
full-time member of the teaching staff during which time she gained
her Phd from the University of Durham in 2006. Her thesis explored
the possibilities of mysticism providing a bridge between creative
writing and theological reflection in the writings of Iris Murdoch,
Denise Levertov and Annie Dillard. Her research interests include:
theology and literature, women and writing and the role of the
visual arts in religious expression.
As a senior lecturer Sue teaches modules on the undergraduate
and postgraduate programmes. The modules she teaches include:
Undergraduate
- Islam
- Religion and Human Diversity
- Religion Writing and the Creative
Imagination
- Religion and the Visual Arts
Postgraduate
- Religion and Popular Culture
PhD Supervision
- Jenny Baker: Painting as a Theological
Process
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BA in Theology & Religious Studies
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Research Degrees
Selected Publications
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‘Theological Identity in Post-modernity
through a Literary Lens’ in Kim, S & Kollontai, P (eds)
Community Identity
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Peter Lang
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The Mystic Way in Postmodernity
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‘In the Footsteps of Julian of Norwich’ in
The Way
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‘Developing Creativity in the Theology and
Religious Studies Curriculum’ in Discourse
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co-author: Richard Noake
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Professional Membership
AUDTRS