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糖心原创's Node of the approaches emotions studies from the perspective of religion, philosophy, history, health humanities and literature from antiquity to today.
We ask how emotions have been understood and performed, and how they have shaped and continue to affect intellectual and cultural life.
Our researchers are expert in intersections between emotions research and analytic philosophy, religious ethics, systematic theology, New Testament studies, early Christianity, late-antique and Byzantine studies, medieval and early modern history and literature, liturgy, and modern history and politics.
We have emerging research strengths in emotions and health humanities. We seek research students interested in how emotions affect questions in bioethics and theology, cultural determinants of health, disability studies, and studies of the life cycle. Projects in these areas explore emotions, wellbeing, and health from diverse perspectives.
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If you are interested in a research degree (PhD or MPhil) in one of these areas, please contact Michael Champion.
Our global and multidisciplinary team of scholars are experts in the fields of religion, theology, philosophy, history, politics, and literature.
“” Soul Search with Meredith Lake, October 4, 2020 with Dr Dawn LaValle Norman and Dr Jonathan Zecher.
“” The Conversation Aug. 27, 2020. Dr Jonathan Zecher.
“” The Conversation, Aug. 6, 2020. Dr Dawn LaValle Norman.
Emotional histories: The Dutch in the Indian Ocean, Audio Guide for Travellers and Traders in the Indian Ocean World, Western Australian Museum, Fremantle, 2016-17. Contact: Susan Broomhall.
Zest Festival, 2012-2016 (Winner of the CHASS Australia Prize for Distinctive Work, 2017). Contact: Susan Broomhall.
Alda Balthrop-Lewis. . (Cambridge, 2020).
Michael Barbezat. . (Cornell, 2019).
Anne Scott and Michael Barbezat, eds. . (ARC Humanities, 2019).
Susan Broomhall, Andrew Lynch, Jane Davidson, eds. . (Bloomsbury, 2019).
Andrew Lynch and Susan Broomhall, eds.. (Routledge, 2019).
Juanita Feros Ruys, Michael Champion and Kirk Essary, eds. . (Routledge, 2019).
Lexi Eikelboom. . (Oxford, 2018).
Sarah Gador-Whyte. . (Cambridge, 2017).
Sarah Gador-Whyte and Andrew Mellas, eds. . (Brill, 2021).
Dawn LaValle Norman. . (Cambridge, 2019).
Ben Moffitt. . (Stanford, 2016).
David Newheiser. . (Cambridge, 2019).
A major focus of research in this program is the extent to which different strands of early Christianity aimed to define themselves in relation to Jewish and Greco-Roman religious, philosophical, rhetorical, social, and cultural heritages.
Explore researchThe purpose of this program is to understand the origins of the modern world and to reframe the way it is understood through dynamic reinterpretations of the medieval and early modern past.
Explore researchThe IRCI’s Religion and Theology program supports constructive work in the study of religion that incorporates a wide range of methodologies.
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