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Women Th.D. and Ph.D. Graduates of Harvard University

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Harvard Theological Review , Volume 99 , Issue 4 , October 2006, pp. 507 - 518
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  • Marianka Sasha Fousek [Th.D. 1960] Church Discipline in the Early Unitas Fratrum
  • E. Jane Dempsey [Douglass] [Ph.D. 1963] The Doctrine of Justification in the Preaching of Doctor John Geiler of Keiserberg
  • Hanna E. Kassis [Ph.D. 1965, NELC] The Ceramic Chronology of the Late Bronze Age in Palestine. Phase I: 1525–1450 B.C.
  • Dorothy Corbett [Ph.D. 1966] Conflict-Resolution in Medieval English Drama
  • Martha Gregor T. Goethals [Ph.D. 1966] A Comparative Study of the Theory and Work of Washington Allston, Thomas Cole, and Horatio Greenough
  • Emilie T. Sander [Th.D. 1967] Pyrosis and the First Epistle of Peter 4:12 Anita Margaret Furshpan [Ph.D. 1970, NELC] The Gezer “High Place”
  • Elaine H. Pagels [Ph.D. 1970] The Hermeneutical Debate between Origen and Heracleon in Origen's Commentary on the Gospel of John
  • Jane K. Smith [Ph.D. 1970] An Historical and Semantic Study of the Term “Islām” As Seen in a Sequence of Qur'ān Commentaries
  • Anitra Cross Bingham Kolenkow [Ph.D. 1971] An Introduction to II Bar. 53, 56–74: Structure and Substance
  • Pheme Perkins [Ph.D. 1971] Studies in the Origins and Development of the Gnostic Revelation Dialogue
  • Katharine Doob Sakenfeld [Ph.D. 1971, NELC] Studies in the Usage of the Hebrew Word
    esed
  • Phyllis A. Bird [Th.D. 1972] YRš and the Deuteronomic Theology of the Conquest
  • Elizabeth Ellen Platt [Ph.D. 1973, NELC] Palestinian Iron Age Jewelry from Fourteen Excavations
  • Karen Lebacqz [Ph.D. 1975] Prenatal Diagnosis: Distributive Justice and the Quality of Life
  • Adela Yarbro Collins [Ph.D. 1976] The Combat Myth in the Book of Revelation
  • Diana Eck [Ph.D. 1976] Banāras, City of Light: The Sacred Places and Praises of Kāśī
  • Rena J. Karefa-Smart [Th.D. 1976] An Analysis of Representative Official Statements by the World Council of Churches on the Problem of Race
  • Sharon K. Elkins [Ph.D. 1977] Female Religious in Twelfth Century England
  • Edith Lydia Waldvogel [Blumhofer] [Ph.D. 1977] The “Overcoming Life”: A Study in the Reformed Evangelical Origins of Pentecostalism
  • Polly Wynn Allen [Ph.D. 1978] The Social Ethics of Charlotte Perkins Gilman
  • Nancy Bennett Bancroft [Ph.D. 1978] Nation, Race or Class? Competing Paradigms in Recent United States Socio-Critical Theology
  • Miriam Lindsey Levering [Ph.D. 1978] Ch'an Enlightenment for Laymen: Ta-hui and the New Religious Culture of the Sung
  • Karen Lee Lindsley [Ph.D. 1978] Gerard Manley Hopkins: The Dialectic of Stress
  • Kathleen Elizabeth McVey [Ph.D. 1978] The Mēmrā on the Life of Severus of Antioch, Composed by George, Bishop of the Arab Tribes: A Critical Edition of the Syriac Text, English Translation and Literary and Historical Commentary
  • Vera Basch Moreen [Ph.D. 1978, NELC] An Introductory Study of the Kitāb-i Anusī [“The Book of Forced Conversion”] by Bābāī Ibn Lu
    f
  • Susan Niditch [Ph.D. 1978, NELC] The Symbolic Vision Form in Biblical Tradition
  • Elizabeth Currier Nordbeck [Ph.D. 1978] The New England Diaspora: A Study of the Religious Culture of Maine and New Hampshire, 1613–1763
  • Carolyn Ann Osiek [Th.D. 1978] Rich and Poor in the Shepherd of Hermas
  • Donna Marie Wulff [Ph.D. 1978] Drama as a Mode of Religious Realization: The Vidagdhamādhava of Rūpa Gosvāmin
  • Kuen-wei Lu (Louise) Sundararajan [Ph.D 1979] Chinese Stories of Karma and Transmigration
  • Sheila Greeve Davaney [Th.D. 1980] The Idea of Divine Power in the Thought of Karl Barth and Charles Hartshorne: Its Foundations and Implications
  • Jo Ann Hackett [Carlton] [Ph.D. 1980, NELC] Studies in the Plaster Texts from Tell Deir
    Allā
  • Sharon Parks [Th.D. 1980] Faith, Development, and Imagination in the Context of Higher Education
  • Ruth Bryant Purtilo [Ph.D. 1980] A Just Medical Care Delivery and the “Permanent Patient”: The Severe Stroke Patient as a Test Case
  • Dorothy Austin [Th.D. 1981] Breaking the Myth of Generic Man: The Crisis of Feminist Consciousness
  • Linell E. Cady [Th.D. 1981] The Conceptions of Love and the Self in the Thought of Søren Kierkegaard and Josiah Royce
  • Paula Maria Cooey [Ph.D. 1981] Nature as Divine Communication in the Works of Jonathan Edwards
  • Ruth Cecily Katz [Ph.D. 1981] Arjuna in the Mahābhārata: Hero, Human, and Devotee
  • Sung-Hae Kim [Th.D 1981] The Righteous and the Sage: A Comparative Study on the Ideal Images of Man in Biblical Israel and Classical China
  • Ruth Rosenberg [Ph.D. 1981, NELC] The Concept of Biblical Sheol Within the Context of Ancient Near Eastern Beliefs
  • Valerie Marie DeMarinis [Th.D. 1982] A Theological Investigation of Interactions between Death, Dying and Caring: Research with Hospice Care-Givers
  • Susan Tower Hollis [Ph.D. 1982, NELC] The New Egyptian Tale of Two Brothers: A Mythological, Religious, Literary and Historico-Political Study of the Papyrus d'Orbiney
  • Ngolela wa Kabongo [Ph.D. 1982] An Analysis of Ethico-Embryonic Theories of Abortion from Developmental Distributivist and Condominial Perspectives: An Ethical Inquiry into Selected Abortion Theories and Their Pragmatic Implications in Policy-Making Recommendations for the Republicof Zaire
  • Carol Newsom [Ph.D. 1982, NELC] 4Q Serek šîrôt
    Ôlat Haššabbāt (The Qumran Angelic Liturgy): Edition, Translation, and Commentary
  • Emily Erwin Culpepper [Th.D. 1983] Philosophia in a Feminist Key: Revolt of the Symbols
  • Deidre Joy Good [Th.D. 1983] Sophia as Mother and Consort: Eugnostos the Blessed (NHC III, 3 and V, 1) and the Sophia of Jesus Christ (NHC III, 4 and BG 850, 3)
  • Margaret R. Schreiner [Ellsberg] [Th.D. 1983] Created to Praise: The Christian Rhetoric of Gerard Manley Hopkins
  • Bernadette J. Brooten [Ph.D. 1984] Inscriptional Evidence for Women as Leaders in the Ancient Synagogue
  • Sara Anne Rasmussen Fraser [Ph.D. 1984] Rama: The Divine as Human Sufferer
  • M. Daphne Hampson [Th.D. 1984] The Self's Relation to God: A Study in Faith and Love
  • Diane Burdette Obenchain [Ph.D. 1984] Ministers of the Moral Order:Innovations of the Early Chou Kings, the Duke of Chou, Chung-ni and Ju
  • Eileen M. Schuller [Ph.D. 1984, NELC] 4Q 380 and 4Q 381: Two Collections of Non-Canonical Psalms from Qumran: Edition, Translation and Commentary
  • Carol Goldsmith Zaleski [Ph.D. 1984] Otherworld Journeys: A Comparative Study of Medieval Christian and Contemporary Accounts of Near-Death Experience
  • Kathryn Virginia Johnson [Ph.D. 1985, NELC] The Unerring Balance: A Study of the Theory of Sanctity (wilâyah) of
    Abd al-Wahhâb al-Shar
    râni
  • Cheryl Jeanne Sanders [Th.D. 1985] Slavery and Conversion: An Analysis of Ex-Slave Testimony
  • Sherrie Ann Tuck [Ph.D. 1985] The Form and Function of Sayings-Material in Hellenistic Biographies of Philosophers
  • Valerie Ann Abrahamsen [Th.D. 1986] The Rock Reliefs and the Cult of Diana at Philippi
  • Barbara Ellen Bowe [Th.D. 1986] A Church in Crisis: Ecclesiology and Paraenesis in Clement of Rome
  • Peggy Lynne Day [Ph.D. 1986, NELC] Śā
    ān in the Hebrew Bible
  • Melanie A. May [Ph.D. 1986] Bonds of Unity: Women, Theology and the Worldwide Church
  • Talya Fishman [Ph.D. 1986, NELC] Kol Sachal's Critique of Rabbinic Tradition: A Solution to the Problem of Galut
  • Yeganeh Shayegan [Ph.D. 1986, NELC] Avicenna on Time
  • Jennifer Mills Moore [Ph.D. 1986] The Role and Meaning of Community in Kant's Ethics
  • Lindsey Beth Harlan [Ph.D. 1987] The Ethic of Protection among Rājpūt Women: Religious Mediations of Caste and Gender Duties
  • Vasiliki Marie Limberis [Th.D. 1987] Identities and Images of the Theotokos in the Akathistos Hymn
  • Sarah Jean Tanzer [Ph.D. 1987] The Sages at Qumran: Wisdom in the Hodayot
  • Susan Ackerman [Ph.D. 1987, NELC] Syncretism in Israel as Reflected in Sixth-Century Prophetic Texts
  • Barbara Anne Holdrege [Ph.D. 1987] Veda and Torah: Ontological Conceptions of Scripture in the Brahmanical and Judaic Traditions
  • Magda Mohamed Al-Nowaihi [Ph.D. 1988, NELC] A Literary Analysis of Ibn Khafâjah's Diwân
  • Mary McGee [Th.D. 1988] Feasting and Fasting: The Vrata Tradition and Its Significance for Hindu Women
  • Martha Ann Robbins [Th.D. 1988] Midlife Women and Death of Mother: A Study of Psychohistorical and Spiritual Transformation
  • Lois Carol Dubin [Ph.D. 1988, NELC] The Jews of Trieste in the Age of Absolutism and Enlightenment
  • Sidnie Ann White [Ph.D. 1988, NELC] A Critical Edition of Seven Deuteronomy Manuscripts: 4QDta, 4QDtc, 4QDtd, 4QDtf, 4QDtg, 4QdDt, and 4QDtn
  • Julie Ann Duncan [Ph.D. 1989, NELC] A Critical Edition of Deuteronomy Manuscripts from Qumran, Cave IV: 4QDtb, 4QDte, 4QDth, 4QDtj, 4QDtk, 4QDt
  • Jung Joo Kim [Th. D. 1989] The Spirit of God as Witness to the Redemption of Christ: A Tradition-Historical Analysis of Paul's Pneumatology in Romans 8
  • Kwok Pui-lan [Th.D. 1989] Chinese Women and Christianity, 1860–1927
  • Habibeh Rahim [Ph.D. 1989, NELC] Perfection Manifested:
    Ali b. Abi Tâlib's Image in Classical Persian and Modern Indian Muslim Poetry
  • Irit Averbuch [Ph.D. 1990] Yamabushi Kagura: A Study of Traditional Ritual Dance in Contemporary Japan.
  • Harriet Mary Crabtree [Th.D. 1990] The Quest for True Models of the Christian Life: An Evaluative Study of the Use of Traditional Metaphor in Contemporary Popular Theologies of the Christian Life
  • Mary Joan Winn Leith [Ph.D. 1990, NELC] Greek and Persian Images in Pre-Alexandrine Samaria: The Wadi ed-Daliyeh Seal Impressions
  • Karen Elene Baker-Fletcher [Ph.D. 1991] A “Singing Something”: The Literature of Anna Julia Cooper as a Resource for a Theological Anthropology of Voice
  • Dianne Marie Bazell [Ph.D. 1991] Christian Diet: A Case Study Using Arnald of Villanova's De Esu Carium
  • Kristen Elizabeth Brustad [Ph.D. 1991, NELC] The Comparative Syntax of Four Arabic Dialects: An Investigation of Selected Topics
  • Adina Davidovich [Ph.D. 1991] Religion As a Province of Meaning: The Kantian Foundations of Modern Theology
  • Pauline Ellen Eskenasy [Ph.D. 1991, NELC] Antony of Tagrit's Rhetoric Book One: Introduction, Partial Translation, and Commentary
  • Deborah Jean Haynes [Ph.D. 1991] Creativity and Answerability: A Critical Theology of the Arts
  • Paula Sharpe Hiebert [Th.D. 1991] Psalm 78: Its Place in Israelite Literature and History
  • Rosemary Drage Hale [Ph.D. 1992] Imitatio Mariae: Motherhood Motifs in Late Medieval German Spirituality
  • Lisa Ann Karp [Ph.D. 1992, NELC] Sahl b. Hârun: The Man and His Contribution to
    Adab
  • Kimberley C. Patton [Ph.D. 1992] When the High Gods Pour Out Wine: A Paradox of an Ancient Greek Iconography in Comparative Context
  • Miranda Eberle Shaw [Ph.D. 1992] Passionate Enlightenment: Women in Tantric Buddhism in India
  • Paula Kane Robinson Arai [Ph.D. 1993] Zen Nuns: Living Treasures of Japanese Buddhism
  • Margaret E. Guider [Th.D. 1993] The Church of Liberation and the Problem of Prostitution: A Brazilian Case Study
  • Rachel F. McDermott [Ph.D. 1993] Evidence for the Transformation of the Goddess Kali: Kamalakanta Bhattacarya and the Bengali Sakta PadavaliTradition
  • Kathleen Patricia Skerrett [Ph.D. 1993] Responsive and Responsible Selves: A Theological Interpretation of Pain Through the Work of H. R. Niebuhr
  • Joanne M. Swenson [Th.D. 1993] Living Within the Language of Resurrection: A Theological Critique of Modern Resurrection Meanings
  • Adena V. Tanenbaum [Ph.D. 1993, NELC] Poetry and Philosophy: The Idea of the Soul in Andalusian Piyyut
  • Hillary Suzanne Wiesner [Ph.D. 1993] The Cosmology of al-Kindª
  • Debra Ann Chase [Ph.D. 1994, NELC] Ba
    l šamêm: A Study of the Early Epigraphic Sources
  • Mary Teresa Condren [Th.D. 1994] The Role of Sacrifice in the Construction of a Gendered System of Representation and Gendered Social Order
  • Georgia Alexandra Frank [Ph.D. 1994] The Memory of the Eyes: Pilgrimage to Desert Ascetics in the Christian East During the Fourth and Fifth Centuries
  • Colleen Marie Griffith [Th.D. 1994] Resurrecting the Body: Theological Reflection on Human Bodiliness
  • Patricia Ellen Guenther-Gleason [Th.D. 1994] Schleiermacher's “Feminine” in Concert with Schlegel's Criticism of Schiller
  • Judy Ravesloot Haley [Th.D. 1994] The Politics of Unity: Envoy and Audience in Ignatius's Letters to Smyrna
  • Elizabeth Camak LaRocca-Pitts [Ph.D. 1994, NELC] “Of Wood and Stone”: A Source Critical Analysis and Study of Early Biblical Interpretation Concerning bāmôt, ma
    ēbôt,
    ăšērîm, and mizb
    ôt
  • Birgit P. C. McCallum [Th.D. 1994] Reworlding Toward Solidarity: Healing and Empowerment in Feminist Spiritual Community
  • Linda Naef [Th.D. 1994] Dialogue as a Moral Act: An Alternative Discourse Ethic in the White Middle Class Religious Community
  • Corrie E. Norman [Th.D. 1994] Humanist Taste and Franciscan Values: Cornelio Musso and Catholic Preaching in Sixteenth-Century Italy
  • Karen Anne Lee Wickens [Th.D. 1994] Military Ethics for Christians, Knights, and Soldiers
  • Marsha Christine White [Ph.D. 1994, NELC] The Elijah Legends and Jehu's Coup: An Examination of a Biblical Accession Text
  • Linda Louise Barnes [Ph.D. 1995] Alternative Pursuits: A History of Chinese Healing Practices in the Context of American Religions and Medicines with an Ethnographic Focus on the City of Boston
  • Denise Kimber Buell [Ph.D. 1995] Procreative Language in Clement of Alexandria
  • Ruth Marie Griffith [Ph.D. 1995] A Network of Praying Women: The Formation of Religious Identity in Women's Aglow Fellowship
  • Beatrice Gruendler [Ph.D. 1995, NELC] The Patron's Redemption: The Praise Poetry of Ibn al-Rumi Dedicated to Ubaydallah b. Abdallah b. Tahir
  • Elizabeth Lassell Hallstrom [Ph.D. 1995] My Mother, My God: Anandamayi Ma(1896–1982)
  • Rebecca Macy Lesses [Ph.D. 1995] Ritual Practices to Gain Power: Adjurations in the Hekhalot Literature: Jewish Amulets, and Greek Revelatory Adjurations
  • Diana Nicole Lobel [Ph.D. 1995, NELC] Between Mysticism and Philosophy:Arabic Terms for Religious Experience in R. Yehudah Ha-Levi's Kuzari
  • Jennifer Kay Berenson Maclean [Ph.D. 1995] Ephesians and the Problem of Colossians: Interpretation of Texts and Traditions in Eph. 1:1–2:10
  • Christine Marie Thomas [Ph.D. 1995] The Acts of Peter, the Ancient Novel, and Early Christian History
  • Elizabeth Geraldine Burr [Ph.D. 1996] “Pluralism” and “Universalism” in the World of Libanios
  • Maria Elizabeth Erling [Th.D. 1996] Crafting an Urban Piety: New England's Swedish Immigrants and Their Religious Culture from 1880 to 1915
  • Mary Jane Haemig [Th.D. 1996] The Living Voice of the Catechism: German Lutheran Catechetical Preaching 1530–1580
  • Linda Lee Kern [Ph.D. 1996] The Riddle of
    Umar ibn al-Kattāb in Bukhârî's Kitab al-Jâmi as-Sahīh (and the Question of the Routinization of Prophetic Charisma)
  • Kimerer Lewis LaMothe [Ph.D. 1996] With Dance in Mind: Reflections on Theology and Dance via Gerardus van der Leeuw and Martha Graham
  • Michelle M. Lelwica [Th.D. 1996] The Politics of Spiritual Hunger: The Intersection of Religion, Gender, and Culture in Contemporary Girls' and Women's Struggles with Food and Their Bodies
  • Judith Hood Newman [Ph.D. 1996, NELC] Praying by the Book: The Scripturalization of Prayer in Second Temple Judaism
  • Avital Kobayashi Pinnick [Ph.D. 1996] The Birth of Moses in Jewish Literature of the Second Temple Period
  • Claire Lynn Sahlin [Ph.D. 1996] Birgitta of Sweden and the Voice of Prophecy: A Study of Gender and Religious Authority in the Later Middle Ages
  • Anne Thiel Thayer [Ph.D. 1996] Penitence and Preaching on the Eve of the Reformation: A Comparative Overview from Frequently Published Model Sermon Collections, 1450–1520
  • Edwina Maria Wright [Ph.D. 1996, NELC] Studies in Semitic Historical Semantics: Words for “Man” and “Woman”
  • Karen Marie Yust [Th.D. 1996] Expediency and the Family of God: A Constructive Theological Analysis of the Early Disciples Movement
  • Jensine Andresen [Ph.D. 1997] Klacakra “The Wheel of Time”
  • Marianne Palmer Bonz [Th.D. 1997] The Best of Times, the Worst of Times: Luke-Acts and Epic Tradition
  • Tara Nancy Doyle [Ph.D. 1997] Bodh Gayâ: Journeys to the Diamond Throne and the Feet of Gayâsur
  • Rebecca Kneale Gould [Ph.D. 1997] At Home in Nature: the Religious and Cultural Work of Homesteading in Twentieth-Century America
  • Jessica Gamble Gugino [Ph.D. 1997] Television's Impact on Children's Faith Development and Religious Experience: A Theological Inquiry into the Challenges of Technology, Using the Work of Philosopher Gabriel Marcel and Psychologist Lev Vygotsky
  • Cynthia Briggs Kittredge [Th.D. 1997] The Language of Obedience in the Pauline Tradition: Rhetorical Analysis and Historical Reconstruction of Philippians and Ephesians
  • Elizabeth Belknap Lemons [Ph.D. 1997] Sex in Context: Toward a Contextual Feminist Theology of Heterosexual Relations in the Contemporary United States through an Analysis of Victoria Woodhull's Nineteenth-Century Free-Love Discourse
  • Shelley Matthews [Th.D. 1997] High-Standing Women and Mission and Conversion: A Rhetorical-Historical Analysis of the Antiquities and Acts
  • Anne Elizabeth Monius [Ph.D. 1997] Tamil Buddhism: Language, Literary Culture, and Religious Community in Tamil-Speaking South India
  • Galia Patt-Shamir [Ph.D. 1997] The Riddle of Confucianism: The Case of Tongshu
  • Rachel C. Rasmussen [Th.D. 1997] Crown of Creation: Toward a Theology of Birth
  • Kathryn Elizabeth Slanski [Ph.D. 1997, NELC] A Study in the Form and Function of the Babylonian Kudurrus
  • Carey Ellen Walsh [Th.D. 1997] The Fruit of the Vine: Viticulture in Ancient Israel and the Hebrew Bible
  • Ellen Bradshaw Aitken [Th.D. 1998] The Morphology of the Passion Narrative
  • Courtney Jean Bickel [Ph.D. 1998] The Willing Heart: Kant's Concept of Freedom as Spontaneity and Receptivity in Operation
  • Ruth Ann Clements [Th.D. 1998] Peri Pashai: Passover and the Displacement of Jewish Interpretation within Origen's Exegesis
  • Charlene Ann Galarneau [Ph.D. 1998] Communities Obscured: Justice in Health Care
  • Elena France Hanson [Ph.D. 1998] Early Yogâcâra and its Relation to Nâgârjuna's Madhyamaka: Change and Continuity in the History ofMahâyâna Buddhist Thought
  • Tracey E. Hucks [Ph.D. 1998] Approaching the African God: An Examination of African American Yoruba History from 1959 to the Present
  • Catherine Lord Kelsey [Th.D. 1998] Overlapping and Coordinate: The Interpretation of Jesus Christ in Schleiermacher's Preaching, Dogmatics, and Biblical Criticism
  • Hindy Najman [Ph.D. 1998, NELC] Authoritative Writing and Interpretation: A Study in the History of Scripture
  • Catherine M. Roach [Ph.D. 1998] Mother Nature/Human Nature: An Environmental Anthropology Drawing on Christian Thought, Psychoanalysis, and Feminism
  • Barbara R. Rossing [Th.D. 1998] The Choice Between Two Cities: A Wisdom Topos in the Apocalypse
  • Pamela Barmash [Ph.D. 1999, NELC] Homicide in Ancient Israel, the Ancient Near East, and Traditional Societies
  • Anne Ruth Hansen [Ph.D. 1999] Ways of the World: Moral Discernment and Narrative Ethics in a Cambodian Buddhist Text
  • Denise Marie Hanusek [Th.D. 1999] Fire and Wood: The Journey Leading to Transformation of the Soul in Union with God/Brahman as Described in the Writings of Ramanuja and John of the Cross
  • Susanne Petra Mrozik [Ph.D. 1999] The Relationship Between Morality and the Body in Monastic Training According to the Śiksâsamuccaya
  • Elizabeth Ann Pritchard [Ph.D. 1999] Renouncing Knowledge for the Sake of Ethics: Negative Theology and Enlightenment in Theodor W. Adorno
  • Bazat-Tahera Qutbuddin [Ph.D. 1999, NELC] Al-Muayyad fid-al-Dīn al-Shīrâzī: Founder of a New Tradition of Fatimid Dawa Poetry
  • Tonia M. Sharlach [Ph.D. 1999, NELC] Bala: Economic Exchange between Center and Provinces in the Ur III State
  • Nargis Virani [Ph.D. 1999, NELC] “I Am the Nightingale of the Merciful”: Macaronic or Upside-down? The mulamma
    āt of Jalâl al-Dīn Rūmī
  • Karen L. Wood [Th.D. 1999] The Partnering God: A Constructive Christian Theology in Conversation with Liberal American Judaism
  • Elizabeth Ann Graham Brock [Ph.D. 2000] Authority, Politics, and Gender in Early Christianity: Mary, Peter, and the Portrayal of Leadership
  • Susan Louise Cohen [Ph.D. 2000, NELC] Canaanites, Chronology, and Connections: The Relationship of Middle Bronze Age IIA Canaan to Middle Kingdom Egypt
  • Karen Anne Derris [Ph.D. 2000] Virtue and Relationships in a Theravadin Biography of the Bodhisatta: A Study of the Sotatthakimahanidana
  • Natalie Dawn Gummer [Ph.D. 2000] Articulating Potency: A Study of the Suvarna(pra)bhasottamasutra
  • Angela Jaffray [Ph.D. 2000, NELC] At the Threshold of Philosophy: A Study of al-Fârâbi's Introductory Works on Logic
  • Nancy Karin Levene [Ph.D. 2000] Spinoza and the Dawn of Enlightenment:Reason, Interpretation, and Politics in the Early Modern West
  • Julie Baird Miller [Th.D. 2000] Sexuality/Spirituality: Eroticized Violence and the Limitations of Contemporary Eros Theology
  • Wen-jie Qin [Ph.D. 2000] The Buddhist Revival in Post-Mao China: Women Reconstruct Buddhism on Mt. Emei
  • Mara Schiffren [Ph.D. 2000] The Mystical Apprehension of God in the Rabbinic Age
  • Sharon Ann Suh [Ph.D. 2000] Finding/Knowing One's Mind in Koreatown, Los Angeles: Buddhism, Gender and Subjectivity
  • Stephanie Bowie Thomas [Ph.D. 2000, NELC] The Concept of Muhadara in the Arab Anthology with Special Reference to al-Raghib al-Isfahani's Muhadarat al-udaba
  • Lisa Fullam [Th.D. 2001] The Virtue of Humility: A Reconstruction Based in Thomas Aquinas
  • Jeannine Hill-Fletcher [Th.D. 2001] Ultimacy and Identity: Karl Rahner and George Lindbeck on Religious Pluralism
  • Nancy Eileen Nienhuis [Th.D. 2001] Neighbors and Other Strangers: Poor Women, Critical Feminist Liberation Theology and Welfare-Reform Rhetoric
  • Sandra Lynn Richter [Ph.D. 2001, NELC] The Deuternomistic History and the Place of the Name
  • Kumiko Yagi [Ph.D. 2001] Naguib Mahfouz's “Socialistic Sufism”: An Intellectual Journey from the Wafd to Islamic Mysticism
  • Cynthia Ruth Chapman [Th.D. 2002] The Gendered Language of Warfare in the Israelite/Assyrian Encounter
  • Melanie J. Johnson-DeBaufre [Th.D. 2002] It's the End of the World As We Know It: Eschatology, Q, and the Construction of Christian Origins
  • Lisa Marie Lawrence [Ph.D. 2002] The Irish and the Incarnation: Images of Christ in the Old Irish Poems of Blathmac
  • Sally I. Matless [Th.D. 2002] Jonathan Edwards's Relational Metaphysics of Love
  • Sara Louise McClintock [Ph.D. 2002] Omniscience and the Rhetoric of Reason in Tattvasamgraha and the Tattvasamgrahapañjika
  • Jennie Myers [Ph.D. 2002, NELC] The Sippar Pantheon: A Diachronic Study
  • Laura Salah Nasrallah [Th.D. 2002] “An Ecstasy of Folly”: Rhetorical Strategiesin Early Christian Debates over Prophecy
  • Lori Kay Pearson [Th.D. 2002] From Essence to Synthesis: Ernst Troeltsch as Historian and Theorist of Christianity
  • Alyssa Pia Quint [Ph.D. 2002, NELC] The Botched Kiss: Abraham Goldfaden and the Literary Origins of the Yiddish Theatre
  • Yuko Taniguchi [Th.D. 2002] To Lead Quiet and Peaceable Lives: A Rhetorical Analysis of the First Letter of Timothy
  • Susan Abraham [Th.D. 2003] Karl Rahner's Theology of Freedom in a Postcolonial Context
  • Grace Yia-Hei Kao [Ph.D. 2003] Grounding Human Rights in a Pluralist World: Assessing the Strategies of Minimalism
  • Elecia Nicole Kelley [Ph.D. 2003] Discursive Competition and the Production of Truth in the Pseudo-Clementine Recognitions
  • Bette J. Manter [Th.D. 2003] Toward a Pragmatic Theology of Reconciliation: An Examination of Atonement of Josiah Royce
  • Susan Elizabeth Schomburg [Ph.D. 2003] “Reviving Religion”: The Qadiri Sufi Order, Popular Devotion to Sufi Saint Muhyiuddin cAbdul Qadir al-Gilani, and Processes of “Islamization” in Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka
  • Neelima Shukla-Bhatt [Ph.D. 2003] Nectar of Devotion: Bhakti-rasa in the Tradition of Gujarati Saint-Poet Narasinha Mehta
  • Ivette Maria Vargas [Ph.D. 2003] Falling to Pieces, Emerging Whole: Suffering Illness and Healing Renunciation in the Dge slong ma Dpal mo Tradition
  • Valerie Charlene Cooper [Th.D. 2004] Word, Like Fire: The Biblical Hermeneutics of Maria Stewart
  • Robin J. DeWitt-Knauth [Th.D. 2004] The Jubilee Transformation: From Social Welfare to Hope of Restoration to Eschatological Salvation
  • Rebecca Hasselbach [Ph.D. 2004, NELC] A Historical and Comparative Study of Sargonic Akkadian
  • Margaret Widdifield Izutsu [Th.D. 2004] The Geography of Grieving: Exploring Bereavement with the Compass of Japanese Confucian Rites
  • Nami Kim [Th.D. 2004] Constructing “Asian Women”: A Critical Examination of Cultural-Theological Rhetoric
  • Hiromi Maeda [Ph.D. 2004] Imperial Authority and Local Shrines: The Yoshida House and the Creation of a Countrywide Shinto Institution in Early Modern Japan
  • Aisha Yusef Musa [Ph.D. 2004, NELC] A Study of Early and Contemporary Muslim Attitudes toward Hadith as Scripture with a Translation of Muhammad ibn Idris al-Shafici's Kitāb Jimā c al-cilm
  • Valerie A. Stein [Th.D. 2004] Anti-Cultic Theology in Christian Biblical Interpretation: A Study of Isaiah 66:1–4 and Its Reception
  • Henrietta Lovejoy Wiley [Ph.D. 2004, NELC] “Gather to My Feast”: YHWH as Sacrificer in the Biblical Prophets
  • Emma J. Anderson [Ph.D. 2005] Fatal Ambivalence: The Conversion and Apostasy of Pierre-Anthoine Pastedechouan, Seventeenth-Century Native American
  • Carolina Ana Aznar [Ph.D. 2005, NELC] Exchange Networks in the Southern Levant During the Iron Age II: A Study of Pottery Origin and Distribution
  • Heather D. Curtis [Th.D. 2005] The Lord for the Body: Pain, Suffering and the Practice of Divine Healing in Late-Seventeenth-Century American Protestantism
  • Vivian L. Johnson [Ph.D. 2005, NELC] David in Distress: The Transformation of David through the Historical Psalm Titles
  • Anna Adrienne Marianne (Anne Marie) Luijendijk [Th.D. 2005] Fragments from Oxyrhynchus: A Case Study in Early Christian Identity
  • Kathryn Schifferdecker [Th.D. 2005] Out of the Whirlwind: Creation Theology in the Book of Job
  • Jalane Schmidt [Ph.D. 2005] Cuba's Rival Rituals: The Virgin of Charity and the Politics of Festivity
  • Sheila Faye Winborne [Ph.D. 2005] “Behold, It Is I”: A Theological Interpretation of F. Holland Day's Photographic Representations of Persons of African Descent
  • Laura Bugg [Th.D. 2006] Baptism, Bodies, and Bonds: The Rhetoric of Empire in Colossians
  • Tamara Suzanne Jackson Lanaghan [Ph.D. 2006] Transforming the Seat of the Goddess into Vi
    u's Place: The Complex Layering of Theologies in the Karavīra Māhātmya
  • Fay Martineau [Th.D. 2006] Envisioning Heaven with Faith, Imagination, and Historical Relevance: Selected Writings from Early and Medieval Christianity
  • Lyn Miller [Th.D. 2006] Divinity, Difference, and Democracy: A Critical Materialist Reading of Luce Irigaray's Politics of Incarnation
  • Catherine Playoust [Th.D. 2006] Lifted up from Earth: The Ascension of Jesus and the Heavenly Ascents of Early Christians
  • Sarah Bowen Savant [Ph.D. 2006] Forging New Identities: Genealogy, Ethnicity, and the Pre-Islamic Prophets in Medieval Islam
  • Mitzi Smith-Spralls [Ph.D. 2006] The Function of the Jews, Charismatic Others, and Women in Narrative Instabilities in the Acts of the Apostles
  • Raquel Ukeles [Ph.D. 2006] Innovation or Deviation? Exploring the Boundaries of Islamic Devotional Law
  • Deborah Whitehead [Th.D. 2006] A Mediating Way of Thinking: Rhetoric, Gender, and Religion in the American Pragmatist Tradition

Footnotes

The Th.D. degree is conferred by Harvard Divinity School. The Ph.D. in Religion [Ph.D.] is conferred by the Harvard University Committee on the Study of Religion. The Ph.D. [Ph.D., NELC]in Hebrew Bible, Archaeology of the Levant, and Islamic Studies is conferred by the Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations.This list was compiled by Richard Jude Thompson from sources in the Harvard Theological Review, Harvard Divinity School Registrar, Andover-Harvard Theological Library Special Collections, Harvard Divinity School Alumni Association, Harvard University Archives, and HOLLIS records.