Contacts

Renaissance literature and drama

Late medieval social and cultural history

Religion and cultural interactions

Medieval dream visions

Roman Foreign Policy, Legislation and Juridical Practice, New History of Ancient Galatia, Intercultural Onomastics, Citizenship and Foreigners’ Rights, Athenaion Politeia of the So-Called ‘Old Oligarch’, Late Roman Literature

Social function of medieval art

Jewish history and law; Medieval Jewish documentary history

Greek and Latin Literary Criticism, Hellenistic and Augustan poetry, epic, ekphrases, classical philology, Reformation and Renaissance

Archaic Greek Poetry, Hellenistic and Imperial Poetry, Byzantine Poetry, Hymnography

Ancient Science and Philosophy, History and Philosophy of Science

The intersection of biblical studies, theology and philosophy; Biblical Greek

19th and 20th century Russian and Belarusan languages and literatures

Renaissance and Reformation Literature, including Shakespeare

History of philosophy; Aristotelianism

Roman art, Classical art and architecture in the Renaissance

Christian congregational song and the subjective dimension of congregational participation in corporate worship

Early Medieval archarology and society

Chaucer, Middle English

Erasmus, Humanism, 16th century European intellectual history

Archaeology and forensics

Elizabethan England, Shakespeare

Bible studies

Italian Renaissance literature

Ancient and medieval Philosophy

Early modern European religious and cultural history; Dutch Republic; Mennonite history

St. John of the Cross, 16th-century Spanish mysticism

French Renaissance literature

Reception of classical texts in the Middle Ages; Hermes Trismegistus

German medieval, gender, and literary studies

Mediveal French language and literature; St. Francis of Assisi; Old French saints' lives; 14th-century manuscripts

Medieval German

16th-century European church history

Bible studies; history of interpretation

History of  Christianity

Middle English poetics and historiography; Langland's Piers Plowman

Medieval Philosophy, Boethius, Albertus Magnus, and Thomas Aquinas

Identity in the ancient world, Greek and Roman tragedy/comedy, Ancient Greek, Literature of the Neronian Age