24 March 2017
11.15am, Martin Hall, New College.
Prof. Helen Bond (University of Edinburgh): Reading Mark’s Gospel as an Ancient Biography.
[Biblical Studies Research Seminar]
10 March 2017
11.15am, Martin Hall, New College.
Mr. Elijah Hixson (University of Edinburgh): Window to a Sixth-Century Scriptorium: Three Luxury Gospel Manuscripts and the Scribes Who Made Them.
[Biblical Studies Research Seminar]
3 March 2017
11.15am, Martin Hall, New College.
Dr. Katherine Southwood (University of Oxford): What light do the medical humanities shed on the Book of Job? And what can Job contribute to the medical humanities?
[Biblical Studies Research Seminar]
17 Feb 2017
11.15am, Martin Hall, New College.
Ms. Sarah Agnew (University of Edinburgh): Mutual Indwelling: Exploring the Potential for Embodied Performance Analysis with Romans 16.
[Biblical Studies Research Seminar]
10 Feb 2017
11.15am, Martin Hall, New College.
Dr. Kimberley Czajkowski (University of Edinburgh): paper title TBD.
[Biblical Studies Research Seminar]
3 Feb 2017
11.15am, Martin Hall, New College.
Prof. Desta Heliso (Ethiopian Graduate School of Theology): ‘Son of God’ in Romans: An Examination of Paul’s Depiction of Jesus as Son of God in Ethiopian Christian Traditions.
[Biblical Studies Research Seminar]
27 Jan 2017
11.15am, Martin Hall, New College.
Dr. Casey Strine (Sheffield University): Your Name Shall No Longer Be Jacob, but Refugee: Involuntary Migration and the Development of the Jacob Narrative.
[Biblical Studies Research Seminar]
Tuesday 28 March, 5.15-6.30pm, Room 4.18, Minto House, 20 Chambers Street
Diane Watters (Historic Environment Scotland): 'Cardross Seminary: Fate, Failure or Tragic Myth?'
(ESALA Architectural History and Theory seminar)
Tuesday 14 March, 5.15-6.30pm, Room 4.18, Minto House, 20 Chambers Street
Professor Anthony Geraghty (University of York): ‘Architecture about Architecture: Castle Howard and the English Baroque’
(ESALA Architectural History and Theory seminar)
Tuesday 28 February, 5.15-6.30pm, Room 4.18, Minto House, 20 Chambers Street
Dr Alex Bremner (University of Edinburgh): 'The Expansion of England? Rethinking Scotland’s Place in the Historiography of British Imperial Architecture'
(ESALA Architectural History and Theory seminar)