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Dorothy Rowe is a clinical psychologist and writer who is renowned for her work on how we create meaning, and how the meanings we create determine what we do.
Dorothy Rowe's essay on Athesim forming part of the BBC's "Religion and Ethics" resource: What it is to be a human being
News coverage of the BBC's apology for seriously misquoting Dorothy Rowe: BBC sorry for 'misquoting' expert's views
Interview with Dorothy Rowe in the Daily Telegraph (November 13th 2008): Mother Courage: Dorothy Rowe
Interview with Dorothy Rowe on the BBC World service (October 26th 2008): Reporting Religion
Article by David Shariatmadari about What Should I Believe? in The Guardian (October 24th 2008): May your god go with you
Article by Dorothy Rowe at psychminded.co.uk (October 9th 2008): Cognitive behavioural therapy - no more than another Labour quick fix
Article by Dorothy Rowe in the Daily Telegraph (September 30th 2008): Religion: why do people believe in God?
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