Dr Esther McIntosh

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Dr Esther McIntosh

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E.McIntosh@yorksj.ac.uk

Department:

School of Humanities, Religion and Philosophy

Biography

Job title:

Director, Theology and Religious Studies; Senior Lecturer in Religion, Philosophy and Ethics

Biography:

My primary research interests are public theology, John Macmurray scholarship, philosophy of religion, Christian ethics and feminist theology; hence, my research is interdisciplinary. In particular, I am concerned with definitions of personhood and community, the ethics of personal relations, gender justice and the use of social media by religious communities. I have also worked with Professor Don MacDonald, Seattle Pacific University and Professor Chris Sink, Old Dominion University on links between Macmurray's thought, systems thinking and family therapy

Qualifications:

BD(Hons) and a PhD in philosophy and theology at the University of Aberdeen (1999)

My Latest

McIntosh, Esther (2018) Living Religion: The Fluidity of Practice. International Journal of Philosophy and Theology, 79 (4). pp. 383-396.
McIntosh, Esther (2017) Learning to be human in a post-liberal era : revisiting a Macmurrian account of arts and ethical relationality. In: Wood, Benjamin J., (ed.) Renewing the self : contemporary religious perspectives. Newcastle upon Tyne, Cambridge Scholars, pp. 96-116
McIntosh, Esther (2017) 'I Met God, She's Black': Racial, Gender and Sexual Equalities in Public Theology. In: Kim, Sebastian and Day, Katie, (eds.) A Companion to Public Theology. Brill, pp. 298-324
McIntosh, Esther, MacDonald, Don and Sink, Chris (2016) Macmurray on Relationality: A Tool for Systems Theory? Philosophy and Theology, 28 (1). pp. 207-224.
McIntosh, Esther (2015) Why We Need the Arts: John Macmurray on Education and the Emotions. Educational Philosophy and Theory, 47 (1). pp. 47-60.
McIntosh, Esther (2015) Building schools of character: learning to be human. Character Scotland.
McIntosh, Esther (2015) Belonging without Believing. International Journal of Public Theology, 9 (2). pp. 131-155.
McIntosh, Esther (2015) John Macmurray as a Scottish Philosopher: The Role of the University and the Means to Live Well. In: Graham, Gordon, (ed.) Scottish Philosophy in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries. A history of Scottish philosophy . Oxford, Oxford University Press, pp. 270-302
McIntosh, Esther (2014) Issues in feminist public theology. In: Burns, S. and Monro, A., (eds.) Public Theology and the Challenge of Feminism. Routledge, pp. 63-74
McIntosh, Esther (2007) Community and society: John Macmurray (1891-1976) and New Labour. In: Kim, Sebastian and Kollontai, Pauline, (eds.) Community Identity: Dynamics of Religion in Context. T & T Clark, pp. 69-87

My Most Viewed

	Item title	Views
1	Why We Need the Arts: John Macmurray on Education and the Emotions	880
2	John Macmurray as a Scottish Philosopher: The Role of the University and the Means to Live Well	804
3	Macmurray on Relationality: A Tool for Systems Theory?	731
4	The possibility of a gender transcendent God: taking Macmurray forward	720
5	Issues in feminist public theology	659
6	The concept of sacrifice: a reconsideration of the feminist critique	654
7	Belonging without Believing	585
8	Building schools of character: learning to be human	576
9	John Macmurray’s religious philosophy: what it means to be a person	556
10	Community and society: John Macmurray (1891-1976) and New Labour	532