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Slatter, Ruth (2023). Sacred squares? A non-representational study of James Smetham's (1821–1889) everyday artistic experiences of religion, faith, and spirituality. Journal of Historical Geography, 79 pp. 26–38.

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Slatter, Ruth (2023). Geographical approaches to religion in the past. Geography Compass, 17(4), article no. e12682.

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Denning, Stephanie; Scriven, Richard and Slatter, Ruth (2022). Three Participatory Geographers: Reflections on Positionality And Working With Participants in Researching Religions, Spiritualities, And Faith. Social and Cultural Geography. Social and Cultural Geography, 23(6) pp. 892–910.

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Slatter, Ruth (2021). Worship, social gatherings and the ‘more-than-Wesleyan’: the multiple uses and congregational experiences of London’s Wesleyan Methodist chapels (1851-1932). London Journal, 46(2) pp. 165–186.

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Slatter, Ruth (2020). Becoming chapels and everyday congregations: how the repair and maintenance of London’s Wesleyan chapels illustrates their communities’ everyday practices and experiences (1851-1932). Journal of Design History, 33(1) pp. 34–49.

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Slatter, Ruth (2019). Materiality and the extended geographies of religion: the institutional design and everyday experiences of London’s Wesleyan Methodist circuits, 1851 – 1932. Journal of Historical Geography, 64 pp. 60–71.

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Slatter, Ruth (2019). Material 'Becomings' and a Historical Geography of Religious Experience: Metropolitan Methodism, 1851-1932. Area, 51(1) pp. 14–24.

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Slatter, Ruth (2019). Materialities and Historical Geographies: an introduction. Area, 51(1) pp. 2–6.

Slatter, Ruth (2015). A ‘More-than-Architectural’ Approach to Faith Spaces: Wesleyan Methodist Spaces in London, 1851-1932. Interiors, 6(3) pp. 306–328.

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Slatter, Ruth (2015). The Design of Nineteenth-Century Wesleyan Space: Re-Reading F.J. Jobson’s Chapel and School Architecture. Wesley and Methodist Studies, 7(1) pp. 78–99.

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Slatter, Ruth (2011). Free from Censure: A Communion Token from the Scots Church London Wall. Journal of the Antique Metalware Society, 19 pp. 50–59.