Professor Judith Lieu FBA
- Fellow type
- UK Fellow
- Year elected
- 2014
- Subjects
- Classics, Religion
Summary
Judith Lieu studied theology at the Universities of Durham and Birmingham, where she undertook a PhD in New Testament on the Second and Third Letters of John. In 2018 she retired as Lady Margaret's Professor of Divinity. Before taking up that Chair at the University of Cambridge (2007), she taught at the Queen's College Birmingham, at King's College London (where she was Professor of New Testament 1999-2007), and at Macquarie University (Sydney). Within the New Testament she specialises in the Johannine Literature, but much of her research and writing has also been focussed on the emergence of early Christianity and its literature in the Jewish and Greco-Roman contexts in the second century CE. She is a Methodist Local Preacher and has filled a number of roles within the Methodist Church. She is a keen walker, in the hills when possible.
Current post
University of Cambridge Lady Margaret's Professor of Divinity Emerita
2018 -
Robinson College, University of Cambridge Fellow
2007 -
Past appointments
University of Cambridge Lady Margaret's Professor of Divinity, Fellow of Robinson College
2007 - 2018
King's College London Professor of New Testament Studies
1999 - 2007
Macquarie University, Sydney Associate Professor in Early Jewish and Christian Studies
1996 - 1998
King's College London Lecturer; Reader in Early Jewish and Christian Studies
1985 - 1995
Publications
The Oxford Handbook of Johannine Studies
Edited by Judith Lieu Martinus de Boer - Published in 2018 by Oxford University Press
Christianity in the Second Century: Themes and Developments
Edited by Judith LieuJames Carleton Paget - Published in 2017 by Cambridge University Press
Neither Jew nor Greek: Constructing Early Christianity
Judith Lieu - Published in 2015 by Bloomsbury
The Oxford Handbook of Biblical Studies
Edited by Judith LieuJ. W. Rogerson - Published in 2008 by Oxford University Press
Christian Identity in the Jewish and Greco-Roman World
Judith Lieu - Published in 2004 by Oxford University Press
Other Fellows of the British Academy
Professor Edith Hall FBA
Ancient Greek and Roman literature, especially epic, drama and literary aspects of philosophical prose; ethnicity, social class and gender in cultural history; the presence and impact of the ancient Mediterranean and Black Sea Worlds in the global imagination since the Renaissance
Professor Michael Squire FBA
Ancient Greek and Roman art and archaeology; classical literature, culture and thought; visual-verbal relations; classical traditions and reception; theologies of art; cultural history of ornament; history of aesthetics
Professor Greg Woolf FBA
Ancient economies, societies, civilizations. The archaeology and history of the Roman Empire and its neighbours at the very large scale
