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As a PhD candidate, I work in the field of Christian ecotheology and investigate the potential of the concept of imago Dei for addressing human-caused extinction and stirring ecological responsibility. My research is funded by the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO).
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Religion
Arts & Humanities
Theology
Arts & Humanities
Philippians
Arts & Humanities
Freedom of Speech
Arts & Humanities
Parrhesia
Arts & Humanities
Amsterdam
Arts & Humanities
Hermeneutics
Arts & Humanities
Marginalization
Arts & Humanities
Research Output 2018 2018
Een bijzonder dier: Denkers over ziel, verstand en verwantschap
van Urk, E., Oct 2018, In : De Oud-Katholiek. 134, 2905, p. 18-19 2 p.Research output: Contribution to Journal › Article › Popular
Less is More—Revisiting Classical Christian Texts in a “De-Churched” Society: The Case of Philippians
Smit, P. B. A. & van Urk, E., Oct 2018, Text and Context: Vernacular Approaches to the Bible in Global Christianity. Baffes, M. (ed.). Eugene: Pickwick Publications, p. 70-85 16 p. (Contrapuntal Readings of the Bible in World Christianity).Research output: Chapter in Book / Report / Conference proceeding › Chapter › Academic › peer-review
Philippians
Marginalization
Hermeneutics
Experiment
The Netherlands
Parrhesia: Ancient and Modern Perspectives on Freedom of Speech
Smit, P. B. A. (ed.) & van Urk, E. (ed.), 2018, Leiden: Brill. 216 p. (Studies in Theology and Religion (STAR); vol. 25)Research output: Book / Report › Book editing › Academic
Freedom of Speech
Parrhesia
Fundamental Rights
Religion
Theology
Prizes
Theology
Religion
Amsterdam