Emma Nagouse – The Shiloh Project

How to make a ghost: A collaborative approach to finding Dinah

by Emma Nagouse on August 16, 2018

Abstract: Since October 2017 Lily Clifford and Emma Nagouse have been collaborating to produce a body of artwork based around narratives of rape in the Bible. By focusing on Dinah, Clifford and Nagouse have used

The Religion and Rape Culture Conference: A Summary

by Emma Nagouse on July 27, 2018

The first Religion and Rape Culture conference was a huge success. We welcomed over 50 delegates from 6 countries and

Religion and Rape Culture Conference – Full programme announced!

by Emma Nagouse on May 14, 2018

We are thrilled to announce the full programme for our upcoming Religion and Rape Culture Conference. You can access

DEADLINE EXTENSION- call for papers

by Emma Nagouse on March 19, 2018

Many of our members (including our conference organising team) have been on strike over the last month as part of

Call for papers! Religion and Rape Culture Conference, 6th July 2018

by Emma Nagouse on February 2, 2018

Religion and Rape Culture Conference The University of Sheffield, 6th July 2018 We are thrilled to confirm that one of

16 Days of Activism – Day 6: Emma Nagouse

by Emma Nagouse on November 30, 2017

On Day 6 of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-based Violence campaign, we speak to Emma Nagouse, PhD student in the Sheffield Institute for Interdisciplinary Biblical Studies (SIIBS). Tell us about yourself…who are you

The Lamentation of Jamie Fraser: Outlander, Male Rape and an Intertextual Reading of Lamentations 3

by Emma Nagouse on September 11, 2017

The following post is a shortened and abbreviated version of a forthcoming chapter in the Gender Violence, Rape Culture, and

Handmaids and Jezebels: Anaesthetising the Language of Sexual Violence

by Emma Nagouse on July 30, 2017

I recently spoke to a friend about the Hulu adaption of Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale. As we continued to

How the Bible shapes contemporary attitudes to rape and sexual assault

by Emma Nagouse on May 31, 2017

A retiring judge recently faced accusations of victim blaming when she used her final courtroom case as a plea to