Recent Student Work

Dissertations

Sean D. Burke, Reading the Ethiopian Eunuch as a Eunuch: Queering the Book of Acts

Michele A. Connolly, Disorderly Women and the Order of God: An Australian Feminist Reading of the Gospel of Mark

Pong Dae Im, Social Identity in Early Israel:  An Archaeological and Textual Study of Social Behaviors and Group Identity among Highland Villagers in Iron Age I Palestine

Eun-Hee Helen Kang, The Dialogic Significance of the Sojourner, the Fatherless, and the Widow in Deuteronomy through an Analysis of Chronotopes using Bakhtin’s Reading Strategy

YoungHye Kim, The Levitical Heptateuch and Phinehas the High Priest

Doo Hee Lee, Luke-Acts and “Tragic History”

Erica L. Martin, Incest and Inner-Biblical Exegesis

Daniel C. Olson, History and Theology in the “Animal Apocalypse” of 1 Enoch; With a New Translation and Commentary

Chesung Ryu, The Silence of Jonah: A Postcolonial Reading of Jonah 4:1-11