Early Christianity in its Greco-Roman Context
 
 

About

The Network for the Study of Early Christianity in its Greco-Roman Context will work to establish studies of the Early Christian world as an interdisciplinary field of study in a Nordic academic context. The network will provide a common forum for doctoral students and young scholars as part of larger research groups and networks, and contribute to fulfil requirements for national PhD-programmes.

Main focus:

  • synchronic studies of the multifaceted world in which Early Christianity emerged.
  • the formation of Early Christianities through interactions and conflicts in its context, as well as through transformations of its classical and Biblical heritage.
  • development of new theoretical approaches, models and concepts.

Latest

Seminar in Rome. October 7-14, 2007

NB! Period for the seminar has been updated pr. March 19.

Encounters in Rome: Household and Gender, Religion and Politics, Conflict and Heresy

 

Transformations of Gender in Early Christianity: Theoretical and Material Approaches.

Oslo, March 12 - 14, 2007.

 


PhD courses in the Nordic region

University of Bergen
University of Copenhagen
University of Helsinki
University of Iceland
University of Lund
University of Aarhus

Related Network in the Western Pacific Rim, particularly in Japan and Australia, coordinated at the Australian Catholic University, Virginia.

Early Christianity in its Greco-Roman Context, University of Oslo, Faculty of Theology, PO Box 1023 Blindern, 0315 Oslo, Norway, +47 22 85 03 47. Click here to contact us by email. | Design S.Koch