Publications for Jonathan Wooding
Publications for Jonathan Wooding
2015
Wooding, J. (2015). Irish manuscripts in
facsimile: The Schaffhausen Adomnan. Studia
Hibernica, 41, 177-188. <a
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Wooding, J. (2015). Peregrini in the Ocean:
Spirituality and Reality. In Emer Purcell, Paul
MacCotter, Julianne Nyhan & John Sheehan
(Eds.), Clerics, Kings and Vikings: Essays on
Medieval Ireland in honour of Donnchadh O
Corrain, (pp. 411-417). Dublin: Four Courts
Press.
Wooding, J. (2015), St Fursey: Pilgrim and
Visionary [Fursey Occasional Paper 7].
2014
Wooding, J. (2014). The Location of the
Promised Land in Hiberno-Latin Literature. In
Jacqueline Borsje, Ann Dooley, Seamus Mac
Mathuna, Gregory Toner (Eds.), Celtic
Cosmology: Perspectives from Ireland and
Scotland, (pp. 93-111). Toronto, Canada:
Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies.
Lawmaker, Peacemaker, (pp. 237-252). Dublin:
Four Courts Press.
Grimley, A., Wooding, J. (2010). Living the
Hours: Monastic Spirituality in Everyday Life.
Norwich, UK: Canterbury Press.
Wooding, J. (2010). Near Eastern Monasticism
and the Celtic West: Two Worlds of Derwas
Chitty. In Jonathan M. Wooding (Eds.),
Solitaries, Pastors and 20,000 Saints: Studies in
the Religious History of Bardsey Island / Ynys
Enlli, (pp. 105-125). Lampeter: Trivium
Publications.
Wooding, J. (2010). Solitaries, Pastors and
20,000 Saints: Studies in the Religious History of
Bardsey Island / Ynys Enlli. Lampeter: Trivium
Publications.
Jankulak, K., Wooding, J. (2010). The Life of St
Elgar of Ynys Enlli. In Jonathan M. Wooding
(Eds.), Solitaries, Pastors and 20,000 Saints:
Studies in the Religious History of Bardsey
Island / Ynys Enlli, (pp. 15-47). Lampeter:
Trivium Publications.
2009
2013
Wooding, J. (2009). Reapproaching the Pagan
Celtic Past: Anti-Nativism, Asterisk Reality and
the Late-Antiquity Paradigm. Studia Celtica
Fennica, 6, 61-74.
Wooding, J. (2013). Historical-Theological
Models of Pilgrimage as a Resource for Faith
Tourism. Journal of Tourism Consumption and
Practice, 5(2), 61-72.
Wooding, J. (2009). St Ninian: Archaeology and
the Dossier of a Saint. In Jane Murray (Eds.), St
Ninian and the Earliest Christianity in Scotland,
(pp. 9-18). Oxford, UK: Archaeopress.
2011
Jankulak, K., Wooding, J. (2009). The Historical
Context: Wales and England 800-1200. In
Helen Fulton (Eds.), A Companion to Arthurian
Literature, (pp. 73-83). West Sussex: Blackwell
Publishing Ltd.
Wooding, J., Yates, N. (2011). A Guide to the
Churches and Chapels of Wales. Cardiff:
University of Wales Press.
Wooding, J. (2011). Recent research at St Davids
Cathedral. In J. R. Kenyon and P. Ottaway
(Eds.), South-West Wales: Pembrokeshire and
Western Carmarthenshire, Report and
Proceedings of the 156th Summer Meeting of the
Royal Archaeological Institute, (pp. 59-62).
London: The Royal Archaeological Institute.
Wooding, J. (2011). The Date of Nauigatio S.
Brendani Abbatis. Studia Hibernica, 37, 9-26.
2010
Wooding, J., Aist, R., Clancy, T., O'Loughlin, T.
(2010). Adomnán of Iona: Theologian,
Lawmaker, Peacemaker. Dublin: Four Courts
Press.
Tipp, D., Wooding, J. (2010). Adomnán's
Voyaging Saint: The Cult of Cormac Ua
Liatháin. In Jonathan M Wooding with Rodney
Aist, Thomas Owen Clancy and Thomas
OLaughlin (Eds.), Adomnán of Iona: Theologian,
Wooding, J. (2009). The Medieval and Early
Modern Cult of St Brendan. In Steve
Boardman, John Reuben Davies, Eila
Williamson (Eds.), Saints Cults in the Celtic
World, (pp. 180-204). Woodbridge, UK: Boydell
Press.
2008
Wooding, J. (2008). Saint and Beast in Nauigatio
S.Brendani abbatis. In Bernard Merdrignac,
Herve Bihan, Gildas Buron (Eds.), A travers les
iles celtiques: A dreuz an inizi keltiek Per insulas
scotticas, (pp. 287-296). Rennes, France: Presses
Universitaires de Rennes.
2007
Wooding, J. (2007). 'It was in human nature to
love one’s native land and make sacrifices for it.'
Monumental Commemorations and Corporeal
Relics in 1920s Irish Australia. History
Australia, 4(2), 39.1-39.18. <a
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Jankulak, K., Wooding, J. (2007). Ireland and
Wales in the Middle Ages. Dublin, Ireland: Four
Courts Press.
Wooding, J. (2007). Island and Coastal Churches
in Medieval Wales and Ireland. In Karen
Jankulak and Jonathan M. Wooding (Eds.),
Ireland and Wales in the Middle Ages, (pp.
201-228). Dublin, Ireland: Four Courts Press.
Evans, J., Wooding, J. (2007). St David of
Wales: Cult, Church and Nation (Studies in
Celtic History, 24). Woodbridge: Boydell Press.
Wooding, J. (2007). The Figure of David. In J.
Wyn Evans and Jonathan M. Wooding (Eds.), St
David of Wales: Cult, Church and Nation
(Studies in Celtic History, 24), (pp. 1-19).
Woodbridge: Boydell Press.
2005
Wooding, J. (2005). The Munster Element in
Nauigatio Sancti Brendani abbatis. Journal of the
Cork Historical and Archaeological Society,
110, 33-47.
2004
Wooding, J. (2004). Issues in the Teaching of
Insular Medieval Theology. In Paul Cavill
(Eds.), The Christian Tradition in Anglo-Saxon
England: Approaches to Teaching and
Scholarship, (pp. 193-203). UK: D.S. Brewer.
2003
Wooding, J. (2003). Fasting, Flesh and the Body
in the St Brendan Dossier. In Jane Cartwright
(Eds.), Celtic Hagiography and Saints' Cults,
(pp. 161-176). UK: University of Wales Press.