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Faculty Member, Theological Studies
Professor of Medieval Theology
College of Arts and Sciences
About
My research focuses on medieval scholastic theology and in particular the life and works of Robert Grosseteste (ca. 1170-1253). Since I am trained as a medievalist, I approach my work in a very interdisciplinary manner. I am interested in how theologians used natural philosophy and classical rhetoric to understand Scripture and develop theological arguments. I am also interested in how theological issues related to the "on the ground" experience of Christians. Recently, I completed a Handbook to Medieval Theology and a digital edition of the early twelfth-century text, the Norman Anonymous. Currently, I am the Principal Investigator for T-PEN (Transcription for Paleographical and Editorial Notation). This project will create a web-based transcription tool that will assist scholars who wish to transcribe manuscripts in digital repositories throughout the world. That project will be completed by April 2012. I am editing the Super Psalterium as a use case for T-PEN.
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