PD Dr. theol. Gabriella Gelardini - Theologie

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PD Dr. theol. Gabriella Gelardini
Im Drissel 23  4104 Oberwil  Switzerland
Phone private: +41–61 / 401–27–75  mobile: +41–79 / 788–34–15
E-mail: Gabriella.Gelardini@unibas.ch
Web: http://theologie.unibas.ch/kopfzeile/personen/profil/profil/person/gelardini
Curriculum Vitae
Address
Im Drissel 23
CH–4104 Oberwil
Phone
private 0041-61/401-27-75
mobile 0041-79/788-34-15
E-Mail
Gabriella.Gelardini@unibas.ch
Web
http://theologie.unibas.ch/kopfzeile/personen/
profil/profil/person/gelardini
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Content
Personal Information .................................................................................................................................................4 Research Interests ......................................................................................................................................................4 Academic and Occupational Development (incl. Stays Abroad)......................................................................4 Associate, Ordination, Interim Professorship .................................................................................................4 Habilitation ..............................................................................................................................................................4 Doctorate..................................................................................................................................................................5 Licentiate ..................................................................................................................................................................5 Academic Qualifications (Selection) .......................................................................................................................5 Appointment Negotiations...................................................................................................................................5 Funds.........................................................................................................................................................................5 Academic Teaching (Selection) ...........................................................................................................................5 Archaeology (Selection) ........................................................................................................................................6 Languages ................................................................................................................................................................6 Computer (Selection) .............................................................................................................................................6 Awards – Fellowships – Grants ..............................................................................................................................6 Awards ......................................................................................................................................................................6 Research Fellowships (Selection) .......................................................................................................................6 Project Grants (Selection)....................................................................................................................................7 Publications (74)..........................................................................................................................................................7 Books (7)...................................................................................................................................................................7 Journals, Brochures (5) .........................................................................................................................................8 (Lexicon) Articles, Short Entries (38) ...............................................................................................................8 Translations (2) ....................................................................................................................................................11 Reviews (20) ..........................................................................................................................................................12 Websites (2) ...........................................................................................................................................................13 Publications (in Progress and Planned) ..............................................................................................................13 Books (2).................................................................................................................................................................13 Articles (2)..............................................................................................................................................................13 Reviews (1).............................................................................................................................................................14 Lectures .......................................................................................................................................................................14 Congresses (26).....................................................................................................................................................14 Universities (16) ...................................................................................................................................................16 Public Institutions (9) .........................................................................................................................................17 PD Dr. theol. Gabriella Gelardini
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Media Appearances (3) ............................................................................................................................................18 (International) Research Cooperation..................................................................................................................18 Organization of Conferences, Lecture Series, and Exhibitions (35).............................................................19 University of Chicago (1): www.swisstreasures.ch ......................................................................................19 Annual Meeting of the SBL & AAR (20): www.hebrews.unibas.ch .........................................................19 International Meeting of the SBL (8)..............................................................................................................20 University of Basel (6).........................................................................................................................................20 Courses Thought at the Faculty of Theology, University of Fribourg (2) ...............................................20 Lectures (1) ............................................................................................................................................................20 Seminars (1) ...........................................................................................................................................................20 Courses Thought at the Faculty of Theology, University of Basel (26) .....................................................21 Lectures (1) ............................................................................................................................................................21 Seminars (7) ...........................................................................................................................................................21 Proseminars (11)...................................................................................................................................................21 Exercises (7) ..........................................................................................................................................................21 Administrative Experience .....................................................................................................................................22 University of Basel...............................................................................................................................................22 Faculty of Theology, University of Basel ......................................................................................................22 Professional Memberships......................................................................................................................................22 Activities (Selection) ................................................................................................................................................23 Membership on Editorial Boards .....................................................................................................................23 Submissions Referee for Publishers .................................................................................................................23 Advisor of Doctoral Dissertations ...................................................................................................................23 Offices......................................................................................................................................................................23 Culture ....................................................................................................................................................................23 PD Dr. theol. Gabriella Gelardini
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Personal Information
Birthplace
Aarau, Aargau
Hometowns
Suhr, Aargau; Rome, Latium
Nationalities
Swiss; Italian
Status
In long-term partnership with scholar
Confession
Swiss-reformed; ordained
Research Interests
• Gospel of Mark (Habilitation)
• Epistle to the Hebrews (Dissertation)
• Ancient social and cultural history: inter alia history of ancient synagogues and military history
• History and sources (literary and archaeological) of ancient Judaism, Christianity, and Rome: inter
alia of Flavius Josephus and Qumran
• New Testament exegesis and methodology
• Jewish-Christian and feminist-biblical hermeneutics
Academic and Occupational Development (incl. Stays Abroad)
Associate, Ordination, Interim Professorship
• Interim Professor of New Testament: Faculty of Theology, University
of Fribourg.
• Vikariate (Aug 1, 2013–July 31, 2014), Ordination Swiss-reformed
Church (Aug 24, 2014).
• Associate Professor (Privatdozentin) of New Testament: Faculty of Theology, University of Basel.
Spring 2014
2013–2014
2013–
Habilitation
• Habilitation procedure: Faculty of Theology, University of Basel.
2012–2013
• Postdoctoral training: Faculty of Theology and Institute for Jewish
Studies, University of Basel.
Habilitationsschrift: Christus militans: Studien zur politisch-militärischen Semantik im Markusevangelium vor dem Hintergrund des ersten jüdischrömischen Krieges (Christus Militans: Studies of Political-Military Semantics
in the Gospel of Mark against the Background of the First Jewish-Roman
War).
2004–2012
• Senior Research Associate (wissenschaftliche Oberassistentin) in New Testament, Early Christianity, and Early Judaism: 70% contract, including
2–4 hours teaching per semester: Faculty of Theology, University of
Basel.
2004–2012
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Doctorate
• Doctoral training: Faculty of Theology and Institute for Jewish Studies,
University of Basel.
Dissertation: “Verhärtet eure Herzen nicht”: Der Hebräer, eine Synagogenhomilie zu Tischa be-Aw (“Do not Harden Your Hearts”: Hebrews, a Synagogue Homily for Tisha be-Av). Awarded Summa Cum Laude (distinction)
for doctoral thesis and doctoral examination. Referees: Elisabeth
Schüssler Fiorenza, Ekkehard W. Stegemann, and Rudolf Brändle.
2000–2004
• Doctoral training: Archaeology course, German Protestant Institute of
Archaeology (DEI), Jerusalem, Israel, and German Archaeological Institute (DAI), Amman, Jordan.
08–10.2001
• Doctoral training: Harvard Divinity School, Cambridge, United States.
1999–2000
• Research Associate (Wissenschaftliche Assistentin) in New Testament,
Early Christianity, and Early Judaism: 50% contract, including 2 hours
teaching per semester: Faculty of Theology, University of Basel.
2000–2004
Licentiate
• Research Assistant (Wissenschaftliche Hilfsassistentin) in Church History
and the History of Theology: Faculty of Theology, University of Basel.
1996–1999
• Graduate training: Faculty of Theology and Institute for Jewish Studies, University of Basel.
Master’s Thesis (Lizentiatsarbeit) in New Testament: “Der konzentrische Stufenrhythmus: Eine Strukturanalyse zum Hebräer.” Distinction.
1993–1999
• Achieving the Matura using the second chance for study (1990–1993),
professional experience for several years (1984–1990), apprenticeship
(1980–1984), Switzerland and United States.
1980–1993
Academic Qualifications (Selection)
Appointment Negotiations
• Workshop: “Leading appointment negotiations effectively” (June 21,
2013). German Association of University Professors and Lecturers, Bonn.
2013
Funds
• Workshop: “Successful Fundraising for Researchers” (April 16 and May
7, 2010): Advanced Study Centre, University Basel.
2010
Academic Teaching (Selection)
• Yearlong extra-occupational Academic Staff Development Program
(Dozierendenprogramm): Internationally accredited certificate in academic teaching, comprising 20 in-class lectures, 7 portfolio contributions, 7 super- and intervisions (totaling 129 hours): Teaching and
Learning Center, University of Basel.
2005–2006
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• Workshop: “Successful Group Management: Process Management
Skills for Leading Teams, Workgroups, and Seminars” (Feb 25 and
March 18, 2002): Teaching and Learning Center, University of Basel.
2002
Archaeology (Selection)
• Archaeology study tour: Turkey (May 12–27, 2005), with professors
Laura Nasrallah and Helmut Koester, Harvard Divinity School, as well
as Klaus Nohlen and Klaus Baltzer, Germany.
2005
• Two-month archaeology course for post-graduate and post-doctoral
theologians, particularly in the field of Biblical Studies (Lehrkurs): Israel
and Jordan (Feb 23–24, 2001; Aug 8–Oct 6, 2001), with Dr. Hanswulf
Bloedhorn, German Protestant Institute of Archaeology (DEI) in Jerusalem, Israel, and Dr. Roland Lamprichs, German Archaeological Institute (DAI) Amman, Jordan.
2001
Languages
• German: Native language
Modern
• Italian: Native language
• English: Spoken and written.
• French: Spoken.
• Greek
Ancient
• Hebrew
• Latin
Computer (Selection)
• Accordance 10.4.3: Bible Software
Awards – Fellowships – Grants
Awards
• “Dewettianum” for the Best Doctoral Dissertation. Awarded on the
occasion of the 545th anniversary of the University of Basel and its Dies
academicus (Nov 25, 2005). CHF 5.000.
2005
Research Fellowships (Selection)
• Towards post-doctoral training: Dolphin Foundation, Zurich. CHF
50.000.
• Towards post-doctoral training: Ruth and Paul Wallach Foundation,
Basel. CHF 15.000.
2011
2011–2013
• Towards post-doctoral training: Dr. Peter Marxer, Vaduz, Principality
of Liechtenstein. CHF 10.000.
2008
• Towards doctoral training, subsidiary scholarship: Rich Foundation for
Education, Culture, and Welfare, Tel Aviv, Israel. CHF 100.000.
2003–2006
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• Towards doctoral training, one-year research stay at Harvard Divinity
School: Fellowship for Prospective Researcher, Swiss National Science
Foundation. CHF 35.000.
1999–2000
School: Foundation of the Municipality of Suhr, Aargau. CHF 8.000.
1999
School: Preacher’s Foundation, Basel. CHF 5.000.
1999
• Towards doctoral training, six-month scholarship: Mary-Elizabeth
Preiswerk-Dixon-Foundation, Basel. CHF 16.800.
1999
Project Grants (Selection)
• Towards project “Swiss Treasures: From Biblical Papyrus and Parchment to Erasmus, Zwingli, Calvin, and Barth” (Chicago): Various
sources, inter alia Presence Switzerland, State Secretariat for Education
and Research, Swiss Arts Council Pro Helvetia. CHF 250.000.
2012
• Towards publication of “Verhärtet eure Herzen nicht”: Der Hebräer, eine
Synagogenhomilie zu Tischa be-Aw: Irène Bollag Herzheimer Foundation, Basel. CHF 11.360.
2007
• Towards publication of Text – Ethik – Judentum und Christentum – Gesellschaft: Ekkehard W. Stegemann zum 60. Geburtstag. Vol. 1 of Kontexte der
Schrift: Irène Bollag Herzheimer Foundation, Basel. CHF 15.870.
2005
Publications (74)
Books (7)
• Christus militans: Studien zur politisch-militärischen Semantik im Markusevangelium vor dem Hintergrund des ersten jüdisch-römischen Krieges. Habilitationsschrift 2012, pp. 886. Novum Testamentum, Supplements. Leiden: Brill, forthcoming.
2015
• Hebrews in Contexts. Second volume in the context of the Book of Hebrews Group, Society of Biblical Literature. Edited by Gabriella
Gelardini and Harold W. Attridge. Ancient Judaism and Early Christianity. Leiden: Brill, forthcoming.
2014
• Hebrews: Contemporary Methods – New Insights. Edited by Gabriella
Gelardini. Atlanta: Society of Biblical Literature, 2008. Reprint Leiden:
Brill, 2005. Pp. VIII + 304.
2008
• “Verhärtet eure Herzen nicht”: Der Hebräer, eine Synagogenhomilie zu Tischa be-Aw. Biblical Interpretation Series 83. Leiden: Brill, 2007. Pp.
XXIV + 470 (Dissertation).
2007
• Text – Ethik – Judentum und Christentum – Gesellschaft: Ekkehard W. Stegemann zum 60. Geburtstag. Vol. 1 of Kontexte der Schrift. Edited by Gabriella Gelardini. Stuttgart: Kohlhammer, 2005. Pp. 512.
2005
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• Hebrews: Contemporary Methods – New Insights. Edited by Gabriella Gelardini. Biblical Interpretation Series 75. Leiden: Brill, 2005. Pp. VIII +
304.
2005
• Theoriebildung im christlich-jüdischen Dialog: Kulturwissenschaftliche Reflexionen zur Deutung, Verhältnisbestimmung und Diskursfähigkeit von Religionen. Edited by Gabriella Gelardini and Peter Schmid. Judentum und
Christentum 15. Stuttgart: Kohlhammer, 2004. Pp. 180.
2004
Journals, Brochures (5)
• Swiss Treasures: From Biblical Papyrus and Parchment to Erasmus, Zwingli,
Calvin, and Barth: Exhibition Guide. Hickory Hills, Ill.: Proform Technologies, 2012. Pp. 54.
2012
• Theologie und religionsbezogene Wissenschaften: Theologie, Jüdische Studien,
Religionswissenschaft, Islamwissenschaft, Zentrum für Religion, Wirtschaft
und Politik. Image Brochure of the Faculty of Theology, University of
Basel: Basel: Steudler Press, 2011. Pp. 31.
2011
• Theology and Religion-Related Disciplines. Image Brochure of the Faculty
of Theology, University of Basel: Basel: Steudler Press, 2011. Pp. 31.
2011
• Prospektiv: Bilder machen Feinde. Theologisches und Religionswissenschaftliches aus Basel: Magazinbeilage zur Reformierten Presse 1 (2007): 1–16. Edited by Gabriella Gelardini, Ekkehard W. Stegemann, and Alfred Bodenheimer.
2007
• Theologische Zeitschrift 62/4 (2006): 473–564. Edited by the Faculty of
Theology, University of Basel, and Gabriella Gelardini.
2006
(Lexicon) Articles, Short Entries (38)
• “The End of History: Common Concepts in 1 Enoch and Mark.” In Enochic Influences on the Synoptic Gospels. Herausgegeben von Loren T. Stuckenbruck. International Studies in Christian Origins. Bloomsbury T&T
Clark, forthcoming.
2015
• “Existence Beyond Borders: The Book of Hebrews and Critical Spatiality.” In L’Épître aux Hébreux comme écrit à la frontière – Hebrews as a border/frontier writing. Edited by Régis Burnet. Leuven: Peeters, forthcoming.
2014
• “Charting ‘Outside the Camp’ with Edward W. Soja: Critical Spatiality
and Hebrews 13.” In Hebrews in Contexts. Edited by Gabriella Gelardini
and Harold W. Attridge. Ancient Judaism and Early Christianity. Leiden: Brill, forthcoming.
2014
• “Markusevangelium.” In Evangelischer Theologiekurs: Einblicke in die
Schriften des Neuen Testaments. Zürich: Evangelisch-reformierte Landeskirche des Kantons Zürich, forthcoming.
2014
• “Hebräerbrief.” In Evangelischer Theologiekurs: Einblicke in die Schriften
des Neuen Testaments. Zürich: Evangelisch-reformierte Landeskirche des
2014
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Kantons Zürich, forthcoming.
• “hymr, hmrm and hmr (Deceive, Betray).” Theologisches Wörterbuch zu
den Qumrantexten. Vol. 3. Stuttgart: Kohlhammer, forthcoming.
2014
• “Cult’s Death in Scripture: The Destruction of Jerusalem’s Temple Remembered by Josephus and Mark.” Pages 89–112 in Memory and Identity
in Ancient Judaism and Early Christianity: A Conversation with Barry
Schwartz. Edited by Tom Thatcher. Society of Biblical Literature: Semeia Studies Series 78. Atlanta: SBL, 2014.
2014
• “Hebrews.” In Oxford Encyclopedia of the Bible and Ethics. Edited by Robert L. Brawley. Oxford University Press, forthcoming.
2014
• “Religion, Ethnizität und Ethnoreligion: Die Entstehung eines Diskurses innerhalb deutschsprachiger historischer Jesusforschung.” In Alte
Texte in neuen Kontexten: Wo steht die sozialwissenschaftliche Exegese. Edited by Wolfgang Stegemann and Richard DeMaris. Stuttgart: Kohlhammer, forthcoming.
2014
• “Christus und der Krieg.” Uni Nova: Wissenschaftsmagazin der Universität
Basel 123 (2014): 42–43.
2014
• “aycin: nå∞ª’.” Pages 1044–1047 in vol. 2 of Theologisches Wörterbuch zu den
2013
Qumrantexten. Edited by Heinz-Josef Fabry and Ulrich Dahmen. Stuttgart: Kohlhammer, 2013.
• “jxn nß˙ (jx'nE).” Pages 1017–1019 in vol. 2 of Theologisches Wörterbuch zu
2013
den Qumrantexten. Edited by Heinz-Josef Fabry and Ulrich Dahmen.
Stuttgart: Kohlhammer, 2013.
• “zwO[m; mā@ôz (zz"[;, zwO[).” Pages 725–728 in vol. 2 of Theologisches Wörterbuch zu den Qumrantexten. Edited by Heinz-Josef Fabry and Ulrich
Dahmen. Stuttgart: Kohlhammer, 2013.
2013
• “Der erinnerte Tempel.” In Erlesenes Jerusalem: Festschrift für Ekkehard
W. Stegemann anlässlich seiner Emeritierung am 31. Januar 2014. Herausgegeben von Christina Tuor-Kurth und Lukas Kundert. Theologische
Zeitschrift 69/4 (2013): 446–476.
2013
• “The Contest for a Royal Title: Herod versus Jesus in the Gospel According to Mark (6,14–29; 15,6–15).” Annali di storia dell’ esegesi 28/2
(2011): 93–106.
2011
• “The Inauguration of Yom Kippur According to the LXX and its Cessation or Perpetuation According to the Book of Hebrews: A Systematic
Comparison.” Pages 225–254 in The Day of Atonement: Its Interpretations
in Early Jewish and Christian Traditions. Edited by Thomas Hieke and
Tobias Nicklas. Themes in Biblical Narrative 15. Leiden: Brill, 2011.
2011
• “Rhetorical Criticism in Hebrews Scholarship: Avenues and Aporias.”
Pages 213–236 in Method and Meaning: Essays on New Testament Interpretation in Honor of Harold W. Attridge. Edited by Andrew B. McGowan
and Kent Harold Richards. Atlanta: Society of Biblical Literature, 2011.
2011
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• “Hebrews, Homiletics, and Liturgical Scripture Interpretation.” Pages
121–143 in Reading the Epistle to the Hebrews: A Resource for Students. Resources for Biblical Study 66. Edited by Eric F. Mason and Kevin B.
McCruden. Atlanta: Society of Biblical Literature, 2011.
2011
• “Von Bundesbruch zu Bundeserneuerung: Das sühnende Opfer im Hebräerbrief.” Dialog–Du Siach: Christlich-jüdische Informationen 83/2
(2011): 21–31.
2011
• “Melchisedeks (Opfer)Gabe: Der Priesterkönig im Alten Testament,
Frühjudentum und im Neuen Testament.” Bibel und Kirche 66/1 (2011):
40–44.
2011
• “The Practice and Ethos of Postgraduate Biblical Education: A Glance
at Europe and in Particular at Switzerland.” Pages 153–170 in Transforming Graduate Biblical Education: Ethos and Discipline. Edited by
Elisabeth Schüssler Fiorenza and Kent Harold Richards. Global Perspectives Series. Atlanta: Society of Biblical Literature, 2010.
2010
• “Religion, Ethnizität und Ethnoreligion: Die Entstehung eines Diskurses innerhalb deutschsprachiger historischer Jesusforschung.” Theologische Zeitschrift 66/1 (2010): 22–43.
2010
• “Religion, Ethnicity, and Ethnoreligion: Trajectories of a Discourse in
German-Speaking Historical Jesus Scholarship.” Pages 235–258 in
Prejudice and Christian Beginnings: Investigating Race, Gender, and Ethnicity in Early Christian Studies. Edited by Laura Nasrallah and Elisabeth
Schüssler Fiorenza. Minneapolis: Fortress Press, 2009.
2009
• “Religion and Ethnicity—Toying with Two Related Concepts in 19thand 20th-Century German Jesus Scholarship: A Socio-historical Analysis.” Sapientia Logos 1/2 (2009): 162–193.
2009
• “Von Bundesbruch zu Bundeserneuerung: Das sühnende Opfer im Hebräerbrief.” Bibel und Kirche 64/3 (2009): 166–172, 178.
2009
• “From ‘Linguistic Turn’ and Hebrews Scholarship to Anadiplosis Iterata:
The Enigma of a Structure.” Harvard Theological Review 102/1 (2009):
51–73.
2009
• “Editorial.” Prospektiv: Bilder machen Feinde. Theologisches und Religionswissenschaftliches aus Basel: Magazinbeilage zur Reformierten Presse 1
(2007): 2.
2007
• “Widerstand mit Gegenbildern.” Prospektiv: Bilder machen Feinde. Theologisches und Religionswissenschaftliches aus Basel: Magazinbeilage zur Reformierten Presse 1 (2007): 12–14.
2007
• “Interview.” Prospektiv: Bilder machen Feinde. Theologisches und Religionswissenschaftliches aus Basel: Magazinbeilage zur Reformierten Presse 1
(2007): 14.
2007
• “Aus der Fakultät.” Prospektiv: Bilder machen Feinde. Theologisches und
Religionswissenschaftliches aus Basel: Magazinbeilage zur Reformierten Pres-
2007
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se 1 (2007): 15–16.
• Mit Ekkehard W. Stegemann: “Vorwort.” Theologische Zeitschrift 62/4
(2006): 473–474.
2006
• “Einleitung.” Pages 9–24 in Text – Ethik – Judentum und Christentum –
Gesellschaft: Festschrift für Ekkehard W. Stegemann zum 60. Geburtstag.
Vol. 1 of Kontexte der Schrift. Edited by Gabriella Gelardini. Stuttgart:
Kohlhammer, 2005.
2005
• “Schriftenverzeichnis von Ekkehard W. Stegemann (1974–2005).”
Pages 464–491 in Text – Ethik – Judentum und Christentum – Gesellschaft:
Festschrift für Ekkehard W. Stegemann zum 60. Geburtstag. Vol. 1 of Kontexte der Schrift. Edited by Gabriella Gelardini. Stuttgart: Kohlhammer,
2005.
2005
• “Introduction.” Pages 1–9 in Hebrews: Contemporary Methods—New Insights. Edited by Gabriella Gelardini. Biblical Interpretation Series 75.
Leiden: Brill, 2005.
2005
• “Hebrews, an Ancient Synagogue Homily for Tisha be-Av: Its Function,
its Basis, its Theological Interpretation.” Pages 107–127 in Hebrews:
Contemporary Methods—New Insights. Edited by Gabriella Gelardini. Biblical Interpretation Series 75. Leiden: Brill, 2005.
2005
• “Index of Modern Authors” and “Index of Ancient Sources.” Pages 281–
304 in Hebrews: Contemporary Methods—New Insights. Edited by Gabriella Gelardini. Biblical Interpretation Series 75. Leiden: Brill, 2005.
2005
• “Frei von Blut und Fleisch, Sündenbewusstsein und Todesfurcht: Die
Hoffnung auf einen vollkommenen Menschen im Hebräer.” Pages 41–61
in Menschsein denken: Anthropologien in theologischen Perspektiven. Edited
by Christina Aus der Au. Neukirchen-Vluyn: Neukirchener, 2005.
2005
• “Einleitung.” Pages 7–9 in Theoriebildung im christlich-jüdischen Dialog:
Kulturwissenschaftliche Reflexionen zur Deutung, Verhältnisbestimmung und
Diskursfähigkeit von Religionen. Edited by Gabriella Gelardini and Peter
Schmid. Judentum und Christentum 15. Stuttgart: Kohlhammer, 2004.
2004
Translations (2)
• Gelardini, Gabriella. “Religion, Ethnizität und Ethnoreligion: Die Entstehung eines Diskurses innerhalb deutschsprachiger historischer Jesusforschung.” Theologische Zeitschrift 66/1 (2010): 22–43. From English
into German.
2010
• Destro, Adriana and Mauro Pesce. “Die zentrale Rolle des Konflikts in
Lehre und Handeln Jesu.” Pages 131–149 in Theoriebildung im christlichjüdischen Dialog: Kulturwissenschaftliche Reflexionen zur Deutung, Verhältnisbestimmung und Diskursfähigkeit von Religionen. Edited by Gabriella
Gelardini and Peter Schmid. Judentum und Christentum 15. Stuttgart:
Kohlhammer 2004. From English into German.
2004
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Reviews (20)
• Hiel, John Paul. Hebrews: Chiastic Structures and Audience Responses. The
Catholic Biblical Quarterly, forthcoming.
2014
• Calaway, Jared C. The Sabbath and the Sanctuary: Access to God in the Letter to the Hebrews and its Priestly Context. Wissenschaftliche Untersuchungen zum Neuen Testament 349. Tübingen: Mohr Siebeck, 2013.
Theologische Revue, forthcoming.
2014
• Cockerill, Gareth Lee. The Epistle to the Hebrews. The New International
Commentary on the New Testament. Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 2012.
Review of Biblical Literature (23.08.2014): 1–5.
2014
• Jäger Beux, Milena. Padre Nostro: Una preghiera ebraica. Torino: Zamorani,
2012. Henoch 35/2 (2013): 299.
2013
• Wengst, Klaus. Das Regierungsprogramm des Himmelreichs: Eine Auslegung der Bergpredigt in ihrem jüdischen Kontext. Stuttgart: Kohlhammer,
2010. Reformierte Presse 43 (25.10.2013): 13.
2013
• “Nahe ist dir das Wort …”: Schriftauslegung in Christentum und Islam. Theologisches Forum Christentum – Islam. Edited by Hansjörg Schmid. Regensburg:
Pustet, 2010. Theologische Zeitschrift 69/1 (2013): 190–191.
2013
• Texte zum Markusevangelium. Edited by Udo Schnelle et al. Neuer Wettstein
Bd. 1,1. Berlin: de Gruyter, 2008. Theologische Zeitschrift 68/3–4 (2012): 380–
381.
2012
• Mommer, Peter, Hanna Roose, Klaus Fitschen, Frank Surall, Alexander Deeg,
and Daniel Meier. Module der Theologie: Altes Testament. Neues Testament. Kirchengeschichte. Systematische Theologie. Praktische Theologie. 5 Vols. Gütersloh:
Gütersloher Verlagshaus, 2009. Reformierte Presse 46 (18.11.2011): 9.
2011
• Thompson, James W. Hebrews. Paideia: Commentaries on the New Testament.
Grand Rapids: Baker Academic, 2008. The Catholic Biblical Quarterly 72/2
(2010): 392–393.
2010
• Poplutz, Uta. Erzählte Welt: Narratologische Studien zum Matthäusevangelium.
Neukirchen-Vluyn: Neukirchener Verlagsgesellschaft, 2009. Reformierte Presse
46 (13.11.2009): 13.
2009
• Das Jesusbuch des Papstes – Die Debatte. Edited by Ulrich Ruh. Herder Spektrum
5938. Freiburg i.B.: Herder, 2008. Theologische Zeitschrift 65/2 (2009): 196–198.
2009
• “Jesus von Nazareth” kontrovers: Rückfragen an Joseph Ratzinger. Mit Beiträgen
von Karl Kardinal Lehman, Christoph Kardinal Schönborn, Adolf Holl, Klaus
Berger, Hans Küng, Hans Albert et al. 2. ed. Berlin: Lit, 2007. Theologische Zeitschrift 65/2 (2009): 194–196.
2009
• Marohl, Matthew J. Faithfulness and the Purpose of Hebrews: A Social Identity
Approach. Princeton Theological Monograph Series 82. Eugene: Pickwick,
2008. The Catholic Biblical Quarterly 71/1 (2009): 186–187.
2009
• Sigg-Suter, Ursula, Esther Straub and Angela Wäffler-Boveland. “... und ihr
werdet mir Söhne und Töchter sein”: Die neue Zürcher Bibel feministisch gelesen. Zürich: TVZ, 2007. Reformierte Presse 43 (24.10.2008): 11.
2008
• Crossley, James G. Why Christianity Happened: A Sociohistorical Account of Chris-
2008
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tian Origins (26–50 C.E.). Louisville: Westminster John Nox Press, 2006. Theologische Literaturzeitung 133/10 (2008): 1082–1083.
• Kelley, Shawn. Racializing Jesus: Race, Ideology and the Formation of Modern
Biblical Scholarship. Biblical Limits. London: Routledge, 2002. Kirche und Israel
22/2 (2007): 188–194.
2007
• Westfall, Cynthia Long. A Discourse Analysis of the Letter to the Hebrews: The
Relationship Between Form and Meaning. Library of New Testament Studies 297.
London: T&T Clark International, 2005. Review of Biblical Literature
(04.11.2007): 1–5.
2007
• Gäbel, Georg. Die Kulttheologie des Hebräerbriefes: Eine exegetischreligionsgeschichtliche Studie. Wissenschaftliche Untersuchungen zum Neuen Testament 2/212. Tübingen: Mohr Siebeck, 2006. Review of Biblical Literature
(17.11.2007): 1–5.
2007
• On the Cutting Edge: The Study of Women in Biblical Worlds: Essays in Honor of
Elisabeth Schüssler Fiorenza. Edited by Jane Schaberg, Alice Bach, and Esther
Fuchs. New York: Continuum, 2003. Review of Biblical Literature (04.06.2005):
1–5.
2005
• Schunack, Gerd. Der Hebräerbrief. Zürich: TVZ, 2002. Bücher Extra: Beilage zur
Reformierten Presse 26 (2003): 8.
2003
Websites (2)
• <www.swisstreasures.ch>. Projekt Webseite: “Swiss Treasures: From
Biblical Papyrus and Parchment to Erasmus, Zwingli, Calvin, and
Barth.” Theological Faculties of Switzerland. Stauffenegger + Stutz,
Basel.
2012
• <www.hebrews.unibas.ch>. Research Webseite: “The Book of Hebrews
Group.” Society of Biblical Literature, Annual Meeting, United States.
New Media Center, Universität Basel.
2007
Publications (in Progress and Planned)
Books (2)
• Krieg im Neuen Testament und in zeitnahen jüdischen und christlichen Texten
(War in the New Testament and in Related Jewish and Christian Texts)
2017
• Hebräerbrief (working title). Theologischer Kommentar zum Neuen
Testament (ThKNT). Stuttgart: Kohlhammer.
2016
Articles (2)
• “Faith.” In So Great A Salvation: A Dialogue on the Atonement in Hebrews.
Edited by Jon Laansma, George H. Guthrie, and Cynthia Westfall. Library of New Testament Studies. London: T&T Clark, 2018.
2018
• “zw[ (Strength).” Theologisches Wörterbuch zu den Qumrantexten. Vol.
3. Stuttgart: Kohlhammer, 2014.
2014
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Reviews (1)
• Black, Clifton C. Mark. Abingdon New Testament Commentaries.
Nashville: Abingdon, 2011. Review of Biblical Literature (2014).
2014
Lectures
Congresses (26)
• Response: Calaway, Jared. “The Sabbath and the Sanctuary: Access to
God in the Letter to the Hebrews and its Priestly Context” (Nov 22–25,
2014): Annual Meeting, American Academy of Religion & Society of
Biblical Literature, San Diego, United States.
2014
• Paper: “Christus Militans: An Exemplary Study in the Political-Military
Semantics of Mark Against the Background of the First Jewish-Roman
War”: Meeting on Christian Origins (Oct 3–5, 2014), Centro Italiano di
Studi Superiori sulle Religioni, Bologna, Italy.
2014
• Paper: “Hebrews 3–4 and Critical Spatiality” (July 4, 2014): International Meeting (July 6–10, 2014), Society of Biblical Literature, Vienna,
Austria.
2014
• Paper: “Existence Beyond Borders: The Book of Hebrews and Critical
Spatiality” (April 9, 2014): “L’Épître aux Hébreux comme écrit à la frontière.” Colloque International (April 7–9, 2014), Université catholique
de Louvain, Faculté de Théologie, Religions, Spiritualités, Cultures et
Sociétés (RSCS), Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgique.
2014
• Paper: “‘Outside the Camp’: Critical Spatiality and Hebrews 13” (Nov
23, 2013): Annual Meeting, American Academy of Religion & Society of
Biblical Literature, Baltimore, United States.
2013
• Paper: “The End of History: Common Concepts in 1 Enoch and Mark”:
7th Enoch Seminar (July 21–26, 2013), Camaldoli, Italy.
2013
• Response: Berquist, Jon. “Critical Spatiality and the Book of Hebrews”;
McClymond, Kathryn, “Space and Sacrifice in Leviticus: Implications for
Sacrificial Theory” (Nov 20, 2011): Annual Meeting, American Academy of Religion & Society of Biblical Literature, San Francisco, United
States.
2011
• Panel: “Envisioning the Future: Ethos and Ethics of Graduate Biblical
Education” (July 4–7, 2011): International Meeting of the Society of
Biblical Literature, London, United Kingdom.
2011
• Paper: “Contest for a Royal Title: Herod and Jesus in the Gospel According to Mark” (Nov 22, 2010): Annual Meeting, Society of Biblical
Literature, Atlanta, United States.
2010
• Response: Allen, David M. “Faithfulness in the Things before God:
Caleb Typology in the Letter to the Hebrews” (Nov 20, 2010): Annual
Meeting, Society of Biblical Literature, Atlanta, United States.
2010
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• Paper: “Der Jom Kippur im Hebräerbrief” (July 8–10, 2010): International conference “The Day of Atonement – der grosse Versöhnungstag,” Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz, Germany.
2010
• Response: Magliano Tromp, Johannes. “Enoch, Adam, Melchisedek:
Mediatorial Figures in 2 Enoch and Second Temple Judaism”: Fifth
Meeting of the Enoch Seminar (June 14–18, 2009), Capella Cangiani,
Napels, Italy.
2009
• Paper: “Religion versus Ethnizität und Ethnoreligion: Die Entstehung
eines Diskurses innerhalb historischer Jesusforschung“ (June 13, 2009):
International conference “Neuestes vom Neuen Testament,” Evangelical
Academy Tutzing, Germany.
2009
• Response: Kelly, Shawn. “Race, Aesthetics, and Gospel Scholarship:
Embracing and Subverting the Aesthetic Ideology”: Conference “Race
and Ethnicity in New Testament and Early Christian Studies: A Symposium” (March 23–25, 2007), Harvard Divinity School, Cambridge,
United States.
2007
• Paper: “Anadiplosis Iterata, or Literary-Rhetorical Criticism and Concentric Structure Revisited“ (Nov 19, 2006): Annual Meeting, American
Academy of Religion & Society of Biblical Literature, Washington,
United States.
2006
• Paper: “The Educational Practice of Biblical Doctoral Studies: Data and
Reflections From a Female Swiss Post-doc” (May 7, 2006): International Meeting, Society of Biblical Literature, Edinburgh, United Kingdom.
2006
• Paper: “Polytrophic Identity—Hebrews Under a Form-Critical Lens”
(Nov 19, 2005): Annual Meeting, American Academy of Religion & Society of Biblical Literature, Philadelphia, United States.
2005
• Paper: Laudatio on the occasion of the Festschrift presentation: Conference “Apocalypticism: Times of Upheaval in Antiquity and the Present
Time: On the Occasion of the 60th Birthday of Ekkehard W. Stegemann” (Nov 7, 2005), University of Basel.
2005
• Panel: “Studying Theology in Confusing Times”: Conference “Postmodern and Pious at the Same Time? Certainties or Illusions—or Something in-between?” (April 2–4, 2004), Evangelical Academy Tutzing,
Germany.
2004
• Paper: “Hebrews, an Ancient Synagogue Homily: Its Basis (Palestinian
Triennial Cycle), its Function (Teaching), its Application (Hebrews 1
and 2)“ (July, 2003): International Meeting, Society of Biblical Literature, Cambridge, United Kingdom.
2003
• Panel: “Church and Sociality Today?”: Conference “Thementage” (Jan
27–29, 2003), Faculty of Theology, University of Basel.
2003
• Paper: “Identity in the Face of Death: The Price for Sonship in He-
2001
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brews” (July 11, 2001): International Meeting of the Society of Biblical
Literature, Rome, Italy.
• Paper: “Umm Al-Rasas” (Sept 21, 2001): Archaeology course of the
German Protestant Institute of Archaeology (DEI) and German Archaeological Institute (DAI), Umm Al-Rasas, Jordan.
2001
• Paper: “The Ancient Synagogue” (Nov 6, 2001): Archaeology course of
the German Protestant Institute of Archaeology (DEI) and German Archaeological Institute (DAI), Hamat Tiberias, Israel.
2001
• Paper: “Qumran” (Aug 15, 2001): Archaeology course of the German
Protestant Institute of Archaeology (DEI) and German Archaeological
Institute (DAI), Qumran, Israel.
2001
• Paper: “The Decapolis” (Feb 24, 2001): Archaeology course of the German Protestant Institute of Archaeology (DEI) and German Archaeological Institute (DAI), Frankfurt, Germany.
2001
Universities (16)
• Study Day: “Reforms in the Light of the New Testament and its Environment” (June 16): Extra-Occupational Studies in Theology and Philosophy of Religion, Faculty of Theology, University of Basel.
2013
• Paper and guided Tours: “Swiss Treasures: From Biblical Papyrus and
09.–11.2012
Parchment to Erasmus, Zwingli, Calvin, and Barth” (Sept 21; Nov 16–
19, 2012): University of Chicago Library, Chicago, United States.
• “New Testament” (April 6, 2011): Seminar “IT Competence in Theology and Religious Science,” Faculty of Theology, University of Basel.
2011
• Presentation of the Theological Faculty (May 25, 2010): Exchange visit
from a Delegation of the University Virginia Tech, Faculty of Theology, University of Basel.
2010
• “Religious Wars and War Theologies: Transfers from the 1. to the 21.
Century” (May 11, 2010): Faculty Convention at Leuenberg Study Center “Theology and Religious Studies in and for the 21. Century” (May
10–12, 2010), Hölstein, Basel-Landschaft.
2010
• “The Synagogue as Sacred Space” (Sep 19, 2008): UniNacht, University
of Basel.
2008
• “Text Interpretation, Textual Criticism and Reception Aesthetics” (June
13, 2007): Seminar “Methods of Religious Studies,” Faculty of Theology, University of Basel.
2007
• “Conferences” (May 21, 2007): Workshop “Awards, Grants, Publications, and Conferences—Trifaculty Mentoring Program DissPlus for
women enrolled in doctoral studies,” University of Basel Talent Promotion Office.
2007
• “The Theology of the Book of Hebrews” (Feb 18, 2006): Course on New
Testament Theology, Faculty of Theology, University of Basel.
2006
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• “The Role of Scripture From a Perspective of Feminist Theology”
(April 4, 2006): Proseminar “Systematic Theology—White, European,
Male?,” Faculty of Theology, University of Basel.
2006
• “The Book of Hebrews” (Sept 14–15, 2005): School of Biblical Studies,
University of the Nations, Wiler bei Seedorf, Bern.
2005
• “New Testament Studies” (Jan 13, 2005): Information event for high
school graduates, University of Basel.
2005
• “The Book of Hebrews” (July 12-13, 2004): School of Biblical Studies,
University of the Nations, Wiler bei Seedorf, Bern.
2004
• “The Theology of the Book of Hebrews” (June 2, 2003): Course “New
Testament Theology,” Faculty Theology, University of Basel.
2003
• “The Sermon on the Mount: Basic Principles for Holy or Rational Orientation in the Industrial Society?” (Jan 9, 2003): Information event for
high school graduates, University of Basel.
2003
• “The Book of Hebrews and its Einleitungsfragen” (April 7, 2002): Course
on Einleitungsfragen of the New Testament, Faculty of Theology, University of Basel.
2002
Public Institutions (9)
• “Recent Developments in New Testament Scholarship” (May 23, 2014):
Theological Input/Lecture at the 303d Dekanatskapitel, Tenniken, Basel-Landschaft.
2014
• “Women in the Bible” (Jan 21, 2014): Silver Garden, Civil Parish BuusMaisprach, Basel-Landschaft.
2014
• “The Status of Women in the Bible” (Jan 21, 2014): Rotary Club AugstRaurica, Basel-Landschaft.
2014
• “Violence in the New Testament” (Oct 30, 2013): Intensive week Learning Vicariate 2013/2014, Center of Learning, Mission 21, Basel.
2013
• “War Theologies and Religious Wars, Using the Example of the First
Jewish-Roman War (66–74 C.E.)” (June 21, 2011): Salon Patricia Kahane, Vienna.
2011
• “Biblical Perspective: Early Christianity as Religious Minority” (May
29, 2010): Historical-theological Seminary “Afflicted Religious Minorities” (May 29, 2010), Mission 21, Basel.
2010
•
• “The Ancient Synagogue: Cultural Center of Judaism—Cradle of Christianity” (April 23–24, 2007): Senior Citizens’ University and Adult Education Center of the Cantons Basel-Stadt and Basel-Landschaft.
2007
• “Are Judaism and Christianity A Twin Birth? Quest For the Emergence
of Christianity and Judaism” (Feb 25, 2003): Adult Education Center
Hochrhein, Germany.
2003
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• “Jesus the Jew: The Cosmos of Jewish Thinking and Feeling Based on
The Book of Hebrews” (March 1, 2001): Ecumenical Adult Education
Center Münchenstein, Basel-Landschaft.
2001
Media Appearances (3)
• Swiss National Radio SRF 2 Culture: “Jesus and War,“ Perspektiven
(June 30 and July 4, 2013; June 29 and July 3, 2014),
http://www.srf.ch/sendungen/perspektiven/
jesus-und-der-krieg; http://www.srf.ch/sendungen/zwischenhalt/
heraus-zum-gemeinsamen-abendmahl.
2013, 2014
• Swiss National Radio SRF 2 Culture: “The Night – in Daylight: Spent
the Night Waking,” Live Interview in Hörpunkt (Dec 2, 2012),
http://www.drs2.ch/www/de/drs2/sendungen/top/hoerpunkt/dienach-im-tageslicht.ht/374559.sh10249427.html.
2012
• Swiss National Radio SRF 2 Culture: “‘Swiss Treasures’ in Chicago,”
Interview in Blickpunkt Religion (Sept 23, 2012),
http://www.drs2.ch/www/
de/drs2/sendungen/blickpunkt-religion/2619.sh10241582.html.
2012
(International) Research Cooperation
• Member of the Enoch Seminar: International Scholarship on Second
Temple Judaism, Christian, Rabbinic, and Islamic Origins, Camaldoli,
Milan, Naples, Italy.
2009, 2011, 2013
• Chair of the special session “Swiss Treasures: From Biblical Papyrus
and Parchment to Erasmus, Zwingli, Calvin, and Barth”: Annual Meetings of the Society of Biblical Literature & American Academy of Religion, Chicago, United States.
2012
• Chair of the additional meeting “Swiss Reception“: Annual Meetings of
the Society of Biblical Literature & American Academy of Religion, San
Francisco, Chicago, United States.
2011–2012
• Co-chair with Harold W. Attridge of the program unit “The Book of
Hebrews in Context Group”: Annual Meetings of the Society of Biblical
Literature & American Academy of Religion, Boston, New Orleans, Atlanta, San Francisco, Chicago, Baltimore, United States.
2008–2013
• Member of the Interdisciplinary and Interfaculty Research Group “Culture in Antiquity”: Departments of Classics, Archaeology, Egyptology,
Theology, Religious and Jewish Studies, University of Basel.
2007–2008
• Co-chair with Harold W. Attridge of the program unit “Book of Hebrews Consultation”: Annual Meetings of the Society of Biblical Literature & American Academy of Religion: Philadelphia, Washington, San
Diego, United States.
2005–2007
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• Member of the academic team of experts regarding the publication of
the Coptic Gospel of Judas (March–July, 2004): Maecenas Foundation
for Ancient Art und int/ext Communications AG, Basel.
2004
• Chair of the program unit “Pastoral and Catholic Epistles”: International Meetings of the Society of Biblical Literature, Cambridge und
Groningen.
2003–2004
• Chair of the program unit “Hebrews Seminar”: International Meetings
of the Society of Biblical Literature, Rom, Berlin, Cambridge, Groningen.
2001–2004
Organization of Conferences, Lecture Series, and Exhibitions (35)
University of Chicago (1): www.swisstreasures.ch
• Exhibition (Sep 21–Dec 14, 2012): “Swiss Treasures: From Biblical Papyrus and Parchment to Erasmus, Zwingli, Calvin, and Barth,” Chicago,
United States.
2012
Annual Meeting of the SBL & AAR (20): www.hebrews.unibas.ch
• 2 Lecture series: The Book of Hebrews in Context Group, 1 together
with the program unit “New Testament Textual Criticism” and “Papyrology and Early Christian Backgrounds,” Baltimore, United States.
2013
• 1 Lecture series and 1 Reception: Special Session and Swiss Reception,
Chicago, United States.
2012
with the program unit “Space, Place, and Lived Experience in Antiquity” and “Sacrifice, Cult, and Atonement,” Chicago, United States.
2012
• 1 Reception: Swiss Reception, San Francisco, United States.
2011
with the program units “Space, Place, and Lived Experience in Antiquity” and “Sacrifice, Cult, and Atonement,” San Francisco, United
States.
2011
• 2 Lecture series: The Book of Hebrews in Context Group, Atlanta,
United States.
2010
• 1 Lecture series: The Book of Hebrews in Context Group, New Orleans,
United States.
2009
• 2 Lecture series: The Book of Hebrews in Context Group, Boston,
United States.
2008
• 2 Lecture series: Book of Hebrews Consultation, San Diego, United
States.
2007
• 2 Lecture series: Book of Hebrews Consultation, Washington, United
States.
2006
• 2 Lecture series: Book of Hebrews Consultation, Philadelphia, United
2005
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States.
International Meeting of the SBL (8)
• 2 Lecture series: Hebrews Seminars und Pastoral and Catholic Epistles,
Groningen, the Netherlands.
2004
• 3 Lecture series: 2 Hebrews Seminar und 1 Pastoral and Catholic Epistles, Cambridge, Great Britain.
2003
• 2 Lecture series: Hebrews Seminar, Berlin, Germany.
2002
• 1 Lecture series: Hebrews Seminar, Rom, Italy.
2001
University of Basel (6)
• Faculty convention on “Monotheism and its Discontents” with Ekkehard W. Stegemann and Rudolf Brändle. Guest speakers included Jan
Assmann, University of Heidelberg, and Elisabeth Schüssler Fiorenza,
Harvard Divinity School: Leuenberg, Hölstein, Basel-Landschaft.
2006
• Guest professorship involving Elisabeth Schüssler Fiorenza, Harvard
Divinity School: Faculty of Theology, University of Basel.
2003
• International symposium on “What does One Encounter in ChristianJewish Dialog: New Cultural and Religious Studies Approaches to the
Interpretation of Christianity and Judaism” with Ekkehard W. Stegemann: Landgut Castelen, Augst, Basel-Landschaft.
2003
• International colloquium involving Daniel Boyarin, Berkeley University: Faculty of Theology, University of Basel.
2002
• International research symposium in “Commemoration of Oscar Cullmann’s 100th Birthday” with Rudolf Brändle and Ekkehard W. Stegemann. Guest speakers included Krister Stendahl, Harvard Divinity
School, Karl Cardinal Lehmann, Germany, Adele Reinhartz, Canada:
Faculty of Theology, University of Basel.
2002
• Faculty convention on “The Red Thread of the Labyrinth: Wrong and
Righteous Paths” with Martin H. Jung: Leuenberg, Hölstein, BaselLandschaft.
2001
Courses Thought at the Faculty of Theology, University of Fribourg (2)
Lectures (1)
• Interpretation and Theology of Hebrews.
Spring 2014
Seminars (1)
• Collective Identity and Ethnic Discourses.
Spring 2014
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Courses Thought at the Faculty of Theology, University of Basel (26)
Lectures (1)
• Interpretation and Theology of Hebrews.
Fall 2014
Seminars (7)
• Introduction to the texts of Qumran
Spring 2011
• Co-taught with Ekkehard W. Stegemann: Collective Identity and Ethnic Discourses.
Spring 2010
• Co-taught with Ekkehard W. Stegemann: Theology Through History,
or: How the Historical Approach Formed and Transformed the Discipline of New Testament Studies.
Spring 2008
• Co-taught with Ekkehard W. Stegemann and Rudolf Brändle: Monotheism and its Discontents.
Fall 2005
• Co-taught with Elisabeth Schüssler Fiorenza: Feminist-Biblical Hermeneutics.
Fall 2003
• Co-taught with Ekkehard W. Stegemann: Intellectual Analysis in Existential Threat—The Book of Hebrews in its Time.
Fall 2002
• Co-taught with Martin H. Jung: The Red Thread of the Labyrinth:
Wrong and Righteous Paths.
Fall 2000
Proseminars (11)
• Introduction to New Testament Exegesis: Gospel of Matthew.
Fall 2011
• Introduction to New Testament Exegesis: Gospel of Luke.
Fall 2010
• Introduction to New Testament Exegesis: Gospel of Mark.
Fall 2009
• Introduction to New Testament Exegesis: Philippians.
Fall 2008
• Introduction to New Testament Exegesis: Galatians.
Fall 2007
• Introduction to New Testament Exegesis: 1 Corinthians.
Fall 2006
• Introduction in New Testament Exegesis: 1 Thessalonians.
Fall 2005
• Introduction to New Testament Exegesis: Hebrews (with excursion).
Spring 2004
• Introduction to New Testament Exegesis: Hebrews (1 excursion).
Spring 2003
Spring 2002
Spring 2001
Exercises (7)
• Co-taught with Alfred Bodenheimer: Comparative Reading of the
Mishnah and the New Testament.
2009 HS
• Co-taught with Susanne Plietzsch: The Hermeneutics of Philo of Alexandria and the Rabbis Compared (with guest speaker).
2006 FS
• Co-taught with Ekkehard W. Stegemann and Rudolf Brändle, Faculty
Convention at Leuenberg Study Center: Monotheism and its Discon-
2006 FS
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tents.
• Introduction to Biblical Archaeology and Hellenistic-Roman History
(with 5 excursions and 2 guest speakers).
2005 FS
• New Testament Survey.
2004 FS
• Introduction to the Study of Theology.
2001 FS
• Co-taught with Martin H. Jung, Faculty Convention at Leuenberg
Study Center: The Red Thread of the Labyrinth: Wrong and Righteous
Paths.
2001 FS
Administrative Experience
University of Basel
• Elected member of the University Senate.
2006–2008
• Elected member of the University’s Association of Research Associates.
2006–2008
Faculty of Theology, University of Basel
• Chair of the ad-hoc Committee for the production of a German and
English Faculty brochure.
2010–2011
• Chair of the Curricular Module Gender Studies.
2010–2011
• Representative of the Research Associates.
2009–2011
• Elected member of the Faculty Council.
2009–2011; 2000–2004
• Elected member of the Examination Board.
2008–2010
• Elected member of the Faculty Council Committee.
2004–2006
• Coordinator of the Department of New Testament Studies, Early Christianity, and Early Judaism.
2003–2011
• Member of the ad-hoc Committee for the Development of Bachelor and
Master Study Programs under the Bologna Higher Education Reform
Process.
2003–2004
• Student advisor.
2001–2002
• Student advisor for New Testament Studies, Early Christianity.
2001–2011
• Member of the Library Committee, responsible for book orders in the
fields of New Testament, Early Christianity, and Jewish Studies.
2000–2011
Professional Memberships
• Studiorum Novi Testamenti Societas (Nomination submitted)
2014
• European Society of Women in Theological Research
2014–
• Association of Lecturers of the Group II of the University of Basel
2014–
• Academic Society of Theology
2013–
• German Association of University Professors and Lecturers
2012–
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• Enoch Seminar: International Scholarship on Second Temple Judaism,
Christian, Rabbinic, and Islamic Origins.
2009–
• Swiss Association of Women Academics.
2007–
• AlumniBasel: Alumni Association of the University of Basel.
2005–
• Harvard Club of Switzerland.
2002–
• Historical and Archaeological Society of Basel.
2002–
• Consortium of New Testament Research Associates at Evangelicaltheological Faculties.
2002–2011
• Association of University Teachers, University of Basel.
2002–
• Jewish-Christian Consortium of the Cantons Basel-Stadt and BaselLandschaft
2000–
• American Academy of Religion, United States.
1999–
• Society of Biblical Literature, United States.
1999–
Activities (Selection)
Membership on Editorial Boards
• Monograph Series: European Studies on Christian Origins (ESCO),
Continuum.
2012–
Submissions Referee for Publishers
• Book manuscript: Atlanta, Society of Biblical Literature.
2009
• Book manuscript: London, T&T Clark.
2009
Advisor of Doctoral Dissertations
• Heemstra, Marius. How Rome’s Administration of the Fiscus Judaicus
Accelerated the Parting of the ways Between Judaism and Christianity: Rereading 1 Peter, Revelation, The Letter to the Hebrews and the Gospel of John
in their Roman and Jewish Contexts. Universität Groningen, Niederlande.
2008
• Moffitt, David M. A New and Living Way: Atonement and the Logic of
Resurrection in the Epistle „To the Hebrews.” Duke University, Vereinigte
Staaten.
2007
Offices
• Member of the Board of the Helen Straumann Foundation for Feminist
Theology, Basel.
• Elected member of the Synod of the Evangelical-Reformed Church of
the Canton Basel-Stadt: Basel.
2012–
1995–1999
Culture
• Training in Singing and Music Theory: Jazz School Basel and Berklee
School of Music, Boston. Various Performances in public and semi-
1996–2004
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public settings.
• Conception and Performance of a Scenic Text Presentation with Agnes
Hofmüller-Schenck: “Did Lucifer Lie?,” University of Basel.
1997–1998

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