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Dr. Elisabetta Abate

Dr. Elisabetta Abate

Oriental and Jewish Studies

Project Area C (Early Career Programme): Emotions in the Mishnah

 Nicolas Anders

Nicolas Anders

Theology/Church History

C 04 Communication of Education in Late Antique Christianity: Teachers’ Roles in Parish, Family and Ascetical Community

Dr. Balbina Bäbler

Dr. Balbina Bäbler

Classical Philology

A 02 Education and Religion in Christian Libraries in Late Antiquity

PD Dr. Dr. Matthias Becker

PD Dr. Dr. Matthias Becker

Theology/New Testament

D 02 Religion in Educated Discourse: The Evangelist Luke and the Orator Dion of Prusa

Prof. Dr. Heike Behlmer

Prof. Dr. Heike Behlmer

Egyptology/Coptology 

B 05 Scriptural Exegesis and Educational Traditions in Coptic-Speaking Egyptian Christianity in Late Antiquity: Shenoute, Canon 6

Dr. Dr. Loic Berge

Dr. Dr. Loic Berge

Theology/New Testament

B 02 Scriptural Exegesis as Educational Process in Paul’s Letters

Prof. Dr. Johannes Bergemann

Prof. Dr. Johannes Bergemann

Classical Archaeology

A 01 Archaeology of Ancient Libraries: Religion, Representation, Storerooms of Knowledge

Dr. Levke Bittlinger

Dr. Levke Bittlinger

Coordination and Office

Z 01 Central Task – Coordination and SERAPHIM-Publications

 Enrico Boccaccini

Enrico Boccaccini

Arabic and Islamic Studies

D 03 Ethical Instruction as Educational Discourse: The Muslim Moral Philosopher and Historian Miskawaih (d. 1030) between Reception and Transformation

 Christoph Brunhorn (geb. Birkner)

Christoph Brunhorn (geb. Birkner)

Theology/Church History

C 05 The Christian Catechumenate from Late Antiquity to Early Medieval Times and Its Reception in Modern Pedagogics of Religion

PD Dr. Dmitrij Bumazhnov

PD Dr. Dmitrij Bumazhnov

Christian Oriental Studies 

B 04 Scriptural Exegesis and Religious Polemics in Syriac Texts in Late Antiquity

 Christina Bünger

Christina Bünger

Theology/New Testament

B 02 Scriptural Exegesis as Educational Process in Paul’s Letters

 J. Andrew Cowan Ph.D.

J. Andrew Cowan Ph.D.

Theology/New Testament

B 02 Scriptural Exegesis as Educational Process in Paul’s Letters

Dr. Carmen Cvetkovic

Dr. Carmen Cvetkovic

Medieval History

A 04 Religious Reception and Christian Transformation of Non-Religious Knowledge in the Carolingian Era

 Julien Delhez

Julien Delhez

Egyptology/Coptology

B 05 Scriptural Exegesis and Educational Traditions in Coptic-Speaking Egyptian Christianity in Late Antiquity: Shenoute, Canon 6

Prof. Dr. Ulrike Egelhaaf-Gaiser

Prof. Dr. Ulrike Egelhaaf-Gaiser

Classical Philology

C 02 The Ancients in Mind: Religious and Antiquarian Transfer of Knowledge in the Educational Compendia of the Second Century CE

Dr. Yassir El Jamouhi

Dr. Yassir El Jamouhi

Arabic and Islamic Studies

D 03 Ethical Instruction as Educational Discourse: The Muslim Moral Philosopher and Historian Miskawaih (d. 1030) between Reception and Transformation

Prof. Dr. Reinhard Feldmeier

Prof. Dr. Reinhard Feldmeier

Theology/New Testament

D 02 Religion in Educated Discourse: The Evangelist Luke and the Orator Dion of Prusa

 Sofia Fomicheva

Sofia Fomicheva

Christian Oriental Studies

B 04 Scriptural Exegesis and Religious Polemics in Syriac Texts in Late Antiquity

Prof. Dr. Peter Gemeinhardt

Prof. Dr. Peter Gemeinhardt

Theology/Church History

Director

C 04 Communication of Education in Late Antique Christianity: Teachers' Roles in Parish, Family adn Ascetical Community

C 05  The Christian Catechumenate from Late Antiquity to Early Medieval Times and Its Reception in Modern Pedagogics of Religion

Z 01 Coordination and Administration

Prof. Dr. Tobias Georges

Prof. Dr. Tobias Georges

Theology/Church History

D 05 Profiling Religious Identity in Learned Discourses. The Role of Education in References of 12th-century Christian Authors to Jews and Muslims

 Silviu Ghegoiu

Silviu Ghegoiu

Medieval History

A 04 Religious Reception and Christian Transformation of Non-Religious Knowledge in the Carolingian Era

Dr. Karin Gottschalk

Dr. Karin Gottschalk

Coordination and Administration

Z 01 Central Tasks - Academic Coordination

Prof. Dr. Sebastian Günther

Prof. Dr. Sebastian Günther

Arabic and Islamic Studies

Board Member

D 03 Ethical Instruction as Educational Discourse: The Muslim Moral Philosopher and Historian Miskawaih (d. 1030) between Reception and Transformation