Elizabeth Shively

Professor of Christian Scriptures, Baylor University - George W. Truett Seminary. Reader, writer, singer, runner.

[Elizabeth Shively @LizzieShively]

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[DiegesisInMind @DiegesisInMind]

How can we identify metaphors in ancient texts? Check out our latest blog post by Greg Membrez to find out. https://t.co/QULCUPp592

[SBL Press @SBLPress]

Read "Jesus, the Shema, and Oneness in the Synoptic Gospels: The Formation of Early Christian Identity" by Elizabeth E. Shively & Max Botner in One God, One People: Oneness and Unity in Early Christianity edited by Stephen C. Barton and Andrew J. Byers. https://t.co/ztMrPM8xDv

[DiegesisInMind @DiegesisInMind]

New season kickoff! Check out Eve Sweetser's interview with Historian Line Cecile Engh @UniOslo & Cognitive Scientist Mark Turner @turnermarkb on how vivid physical metaphors in medieval monastic training manuals helped novices to form "blended selves." https://t.co/REaE49Ooh9

[Elizabeth Shively @LizzieShively]

@s_seglenieks Best intro book is Cognitive Poetics: An Introduction by Peter Stockwell. Super readable.

[DiegesisInMind @DiegesisInMind]

Part 3 of my interview of @PeterJStockwell, Prof of English @UniofNottingham, on the payoff of using a cognitive approach to literature. View here: https://t.co/gMQNZGKM6z and find 1st 2 interviews at https://t.co/XacZogiICW

[European Academy of Religion @eu_are]

Countdown is on!⏳Only 7 days left until the start of the #annualconference bringing together over 900 scholars in the field of religious sciences for insightful discussions and inspiring debates!
Check out here👉https://t.co/AJ0ns108tK for a seamless participation😉
#EuARe2023

[Elizabeth Shively @LizzieShively]

@mbird12 @CollegeRidley Congratulations Mike!

[DiegesisInMind @DiegesisInMind]

Just dropped! 2nd part of interview with @PeterJStockwell, @UniofNottingham English Prof, on ‘cognitive poetics’ and how cognitive science has changed the landscape of language and literature study. View this & 1st part at https://t.co/XacZogiICW

[DiegesisInMind @DiegesisInMind]

June special! 1st of 4 instalments w @PeterJStockwell, Prof of English @UniofNottingham & author of Cognitive Poetics: An Introduction. He describes how he began to use of cognitive science to study literature & how cog sci entered literary studies.
https://t.co/wtcwabMQY7

[Chris "Azn enough" Porter @porterblepeople]

With everyone else posting their SBL papers, let me post to say that I am really looking forward to this little series of papers in Multidisciplinary Approaches this year.

[Peter Stockwell @PeterJStockwell]

Had a very interesting conversation this morning with @LizzieShively on cognitive poetics and ancient texts. It’ll be up on the @DiegesisInMind podcast once she edits me to appear articulate!

[DiegesisInMind @DiegesisInMind]

We are so excited to announce our new book series, Diegesis in Mind: Cognitive Disciplines and Ancient Narrative in Dialogue. 🎭🏛️🏺Main editors: @JanRueggemeier & @LizzieShively

Bonn University Press
Vandenhoeck Ruprecht Verlage
@BrillPublishing

[School of Divinity, University of St Andrews @divinitysta]

Join us for “Atonement Matters,” 31 Mar 9AM-5PM. Free, no reg rqrd. Papers by Prof. Douglas Campbell (Duke), Dr Erin Heim (Oxford), Dr Rebekah Lamb (St Andrews), & Dr Jared Michelson (Cornerstone). Book launch for Prof. Crisp's & Dr Moffitt's new publications w @BakerAcademic.

[Chris "Azn enough" Porter @porterblepeople]

A reminder that proposals for the Multidisciplinary Approaches to the Gospels group at IBR are still welcome. @LizzieShively and I would love to hear what you are working on! https://t.co/WdlxyIrC7W

[DiegesisInMind @DiegesisInMind]

Wishing you could participate in the "Characters in Mind" conference but cannot make it to @UniBonn this week? No problem! We will be streaming portions of the event through our social media channels. If you cannot join us in Germany, join us here!

[Elizabeth Shively @LizzieShively]

CFP & Registration for Figuring the Enemy Interdisciplinary and Integrative Workshop Symposium 6-8th of June at the University of St Andrews, Scotland https://t.co/VhWFj2fKit

[DiegesisInMind @DiegesisInMind]

Join us 8-10 Feb in Bonn, Germany as we consider the motives and cross-religious impacts of ancient characters leaving original story worlds to become inhabitants of later narratives. https://t.co/R17RU6kD20

[DiegesisInMind @DiegesisInMind]

@UniBonn @nt_bonn @univofstandrews @divinitysta @JanRueggemeier @LizzieShively @CanonBeyond @BarSiegal @Yale @AnnaBonifazi @UniCologne @evertveb @AarhusUni_int @UZH_ch @DukeU @uni_regensburg @EdinburghUni @uoedivinity @CSCOrigins @HebrewU @koendetemmerman @ugent @bengurionu

[DiegesisInMind @DiegesisInMind]

🎙️ Listen in as Eve Sweetser (cognitive linguist, D/M advisor & contributor) discusses cognition and point of view in this new post at https://t.co/MbUBazR61k.

#cognitivelinguistics #cognition #pointofview #cognition #ancientnarrative #sblaar22

https://t.co/mNfa7ssEI1

[DiegesisInMind @DiegesisInMind]

How can cognitive approaches help us read ancient Greek poetry? Anna Bonifazi (@UniCologne) applies blended classic joint attention to Pindar’s Olympian Ode 14.

https://t.co/U0eIidAS4q

#cognitive #biblicalstudies #cognitivescience #ancientliterature #greekpoetry #pindar