Dialog der Religionen
Beitrag in "Die Krone" vom 04.06.2019
Religiöse Wortklauberei mit Folgen
Artikel in "Die Presse" am 2. März 2019
"Zu unserer Belehrung geschrieben": Die Konstruktion christlicher und jüdischer Identitäten in der antiken Bibelauslegung
Symposium 15.-16. November 2018
Rückblick zur Tagung "Zu unserer Belehrung geschrieben"
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Tagungen
Subject group "Frauen in Exodus 1-2/Women in Exodus 1-2" at the ESWTR-conference, Vienna, August 24th, 2017
Agnethe Siquans, Pharaoh's Daughter in Patristic Reception
Farina Marx, Miriam in der rabbinischen Tradition
Lorena Miralles Maciá, From "Pharaoh's Daughter" in Exodus 2 to "Daughter of God" in Rabbinic Literature
Vorträge
- „Does Allegorization Incite Violence? Origen’s Interpretation of Exo 1”, EABS Meeting, Leuven, July 19th 2016
- „Names of Redemption: The Interpretation of Exo 1 in the Midrash Tanhuma”, EABS Meeting, Leuven, July 20th 2016
- "Nach Ägypten, in Ägypten, aus Ägypten: Raumvorstellungen in der Exodusauslegung des Origenes", Jahrestagung der ArgeAss, Linz, 29. September 2016
- Gender and Agency: Moses' Nativity Story and its Transformations in Patristic and Rabbinic Texts, ESWTR-conference, Vienna, August 25th 2017
- Pharaoh's Daughter in Patristic Reception, ESWTR-conference, Vienna, August 25th 2017
- “Anti-Semitism in Patristic Literature”, Symposium “An End to Anti-Semitism”, Panel Bible and Christianity February 19th, 2018
- The Male Gender of Virtue: The Allegorical Interpretation of Pharaoh’s Decree in Exodus 1, SBL International Meeting, Helsinki, August 1st, 2018
- Imitation in the Interpretation of Moses’ Nativity Story: A Biblical Paradigm for Christian and Jewish Life, SBL International Meeting, Helsinki, August 1st, 2018