All Outputs (12)

Dead and dying bodies (2024)
Book Chapter
Westerhof, D. (2024). Dead and dying bodies. In D. Davies (Ed.), Cultural history of death in the middle ages (25-40). (1). Bloomsbury

A fresh perspective: the impact of interns on research and culture (2023)
Book Chapter
Baguley, N., & Endersby-Marsh, H. (2023). A fresh perspective: the impact of interns on research and culture. In A. Priestner (Ed.), User Experience in Libraries: Yearbook 2023 (150-156). UXLibs

In 2019 we applied for and were appointed to new library intern posts at Durham University, partially as a result of two of our colleagues attending UXLibsV and hearing Claire Browne’s presentation ‘Internships and Ethnography: Students Researching S... Read More about A fresh perspective: the impact of interns on research and culture.

Auckland and Durham Castles in the Eighteenth Century (2017)
Book Chapter
Eighteenth Century. In D. Rollason (Ed.), Princes of the Church: Bishops and Their Palaces (615-641). Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781315229553

This chapter examines how the bishops' aspirations for contemporary secular amenities were incorporated in buildings that also had episcopal requirements. It suggests that the former were the principal focus of eighteenth-century modifications to Dur... Read More about Auckland and Durham Castles in the Eighteenth Century.

The Durham Difference: supporting research at Durham University (2016)
Book Chapter
Speight, S. (2016). The Durham Difference: supporting research at Durham University. In J. Atkinson (Ed.), Quality and the Academic Library: reviewing, assessing and enhancing service provision (157-166). Chandos

Nicholas Wiseman (2015)
Book Chapter
Bush, J. (2015). Nicholas Wiseman. In J. E. Kelly (Ed.), Treasures of Ushaw College. Scala Arts and Heitage Publishers Ltd

Dictates and disputations at Ushaw College (2015)
Book Chapter
Bush, J., & Sharratt, M. (2015). Dictates and disputations at Ushaw College. In J. E. Kelly (Ed.), Treasures of Ushaw College. Scala Arts and Heitage Publishers Ltd

A most profitable book: Publishing, owning and reading Petrus de Crescentiis’ Ruralia commoda between c.1450 and c.1550′ (2013)
Book Chapter
Westerhof, D. (2013). A most profitable book: Publishing, owning and reading Petrus de Crescentiis’ Ruralia commoda between c.1450 and c.1550′. In W. Pietrzak, & M. Kozluk (Eds.), Le cabinet du curieux: Culture, savoirs, religion de l’Antiquité à l’Ancien Régime. Classiques Garnier

Amputating the traitor: Healing the social body in public executions for treason in late medieval England. (2013)
Book Chapter
Westerhof, D. (2013). Amputating the traitor: Healing the social body in public executions for treason in late medieval England. In S. Akbari, & J. Ross (Eds.), The ends of the body: Identity and community in medieval culture. University of Toronto Press

Petrus de Crescentiis’ Ruralia commoda: An agricultural regimen sanitatis? (2010)
Book Chapter
Westerhof, D. (2010). Petrus de Crescentiis’ Ruralia commoda: An agricultural regimen sanitatis?. In The Alchemy of Medicine and Print: The Edward Worth Library, Dublin. Four Courts Press

Introduction (2010)
Book Chapter
Westerhof, D. (2010). Introduction. In The Alchemy of Medicine and Print: The Edward Worth Library, Dublin. Four Courts Press

Celebrating Fragmentation: The Presence of Aristocratic Body Parts in Monastic Houses in Twelfth- and Thirteenth-Century England. (2005)
Book Chapter
Westerhof, D. (2005). Celebrating Fragmentation: The Presence of Aristocratic Body Parts in Monastic Houses in Twelfth- and Thirteenth-Century England. In J. Hall, & C. Kratzke (Eds.), Sepulturae Cistercienses: Burial, memorial and patronage in medieval Cistercian monasteries. Citeaux

Major journals in sociology. (1997)
Book Chapter
Speight, S. (1997). Major journals in sociology. In C. Ballard, J. Gubbay, & C. Middleton (Eds.), Blackwell's Student Companion to Sociology, (331-333). Blackwell