Hannah Buckley
(she/her)
MA (Oxon), MA (SOAS), MTh (Cardiff)
Teams and roles for Hannah Buckley
Research student
Overview
PhD researcher in Practical Theology at Cardiff University examining lived experiences of the relationship between religion and depression, with a specific focus on the phenomenon of spiritual struggle and its implications for theologies of suffering and silence.
Publication
2024
- Buckley, H. K. 2024. Pastoral theology in the Baptist tradition: distinctives and directions for the contemporary church. Practical Theology 17(1), pp. 97. (10.1080/1756073X.2024.2315721)
Articles
- Buckley, H. K. 2024. Pastoral theology in the Baptist tradition: distinctives and directions for the contemporary church. Practical Theology 17(1), pp. 97. (10.1080/1756073X.2024.2315721)
Research
Thesis
“Autoethnography as the missing piece of the methodological puzzle: (Re)constructing a theology of spiritual struggle through embodied wrestling with the tangle of faith and depression.”
Funding sources
Funded by James Pantyfedwen Foundation.
Biography
Professional memberships
· British and Irish Association of Practical Theology (BIAPT)
· British Sociological Association - Sociology of Religion Study Group (SOCREL)
· Faith Lives of Women and Girls Symposium
Speaking engagements
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Oct 2023: Faith Lives of Women and Girls Symposium – “On the boundary between yesterday and tomorrow: Exploring depression through the lens of Holy Saturday."
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Sept 2023: Ecclesiology and Ethnography Conference - “Both wound and opening: An autoethnographic exploration of the tangled experience of faith and depression."
- June 2023: BIAPT Wales Special Interest Group - “Faith, depression and spiritual struggle: Finding language for the journey.”
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Research themes
Specialisms
- Theology
- Practical Theology
- Autoethnography