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Read more at: Cambridge Centre for the Study of Platonism

Cambridge Centre for the Study of Platonism

Our Work Full site: https://www.platonism.divinity.cam.ac.uk The Cambridge Centre for the Study of Platonism is a forum for research on the Platonic Tradition, especially Neoplatonism, its sources, significance and legacy. Neoplatonism is the shape that Platonism took in Late Antiquity, especially...


Read more at: Research integrity and ethics

Research integrity and ethics

Research integrity Rigour and integrity is essential to all good research. Much of the research within the Faculty has a textual, historical, or philosophical focus and presents a distinct set of ethical issues, especially transparent and fair use of evidence and of the work of other scholars, and...


Read more at: Cambridge Late Antiquity Network

Cambridge Late Antiquity Network

Cambridge Late Antiquity Network Seminar Late antique and early medieval studies have, in the past three decades, become an important growth area across several disciplines. This has been driven by a move away from the traditional narrative of “decline and fall” towards an approach that stresses...


Read more at: Cambridge Forum for Jewish Studies

Cambridge Forum for Jewish Studies

The Cambridge Forum for Jewish Studies Research and teaching in the field of Jewish Studies take place in a variety of faculties and departments across the University of Cambridge. The Cambridge Forum for Jewish Studies is an initiative whose objective is to join up this activity and communicate...


Read more at: New Testament & Early Christian MPhil Pathway

New Testament & Early Christian MPhil Pathway

New Testament & Early Christian MPhil Pathway Course Co-ordinator: Dr James Carleton Paget Prerequisites for study Students should have a degree in Theology with a strong New Testament component and at least two years’ study of New Testament Greek. Students who wish to do a dissertation in New...


Read more at: World Christianities Pathway in the Theology and Religious Studies MPhil

World Christianities Pathway in the Theology and Religious Studies MPhil

World Christianities Pathway The study of World Christianities explores the plurality and vibrancy of Christianity outside of North America and Western Europe as well as its embeddedness in the historical and contemporary power structures of the Christian faith worldwide. The MPhil in World...


Read more at: Hebrew, Jewish, Early Christian Studies
Early Christian gravestone, Jesus the Shepherd - Faculty of Divinity - image by Walter Parenteau (Flickr)

Hebrew, Jewish, Early Christian Studies

Hebrew, Jewish, Early Christian Studies This subject area crosses several disciplinary boundaries, taking in Hebrew and Jewish studies, on topics from the Greek and Roman periods onwards, and Roman-period Christianity in its Jewish setting, and is formed around the Hebrew, Jewish, Early Christian...


Read more at: "Abraham or Aristotle?": inaugural lecture of Garth Fowden, Sultan Qaboos Professor

"Abraham or Aristotle?": inaugural lecture of Garth Fowden, Sultan Qaboos Professor

Wednesday, 4 December, 2013 - 17:00 to 18:00

" Abraham or Aristotle? ": inaugural lecture of Garth Fowden, Sultan Qaboos Professor of Abrahamic Faiths.


Read more at: Stanton Lectures 2013-14

Stanton Lectures 2013-14

6 August 2013

The Stanton Lectures will be given by Professor Mulhall (institution and lecture titles to be confirmed), commencing on Monday 20 January 2014. All lectures are at 16.00 in the Runcie Room, Faculty of Divinity.


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