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Alicia Hein is a Research Fellow in the Department of Literary History of the Old Testament at the Faculty of Protestant Theology, University of Tübingen, since August 2023. Previously, she completed her PhD in Old Testament at the University of St. Andrews in June 2024, with prior teaching experience at institutions in Canada and St. Andrews.
Her educational background includes:
- Bachelor of Evangelical Theology (2010-2014), Caroline, Canada
- Master of Theological Studies (2016-2020), Canadian Baptist Theological Seminary, Cochrane, Canada
- PhD in Old Testament (2020-2024), University of St. Andrews, Scotland
Dr. Hein's research focuses on Old Testament studies, particularly the Elijah narratives, intertextuality, and the relationship between the Old and New Testaments. Her work delves into the literary and theological aspects of biblical texts, with a special interest in the Book of Malachi and the reception of Elijah in Second Temple Judaism and early Christianity. She employs literary criticism and rhetorical analysis to explore allusion and intertextuality in the Bible.
Her recent publications examine the role of Elijah in biblical theology and the rhetorical use of allusion in the Chronicles. These works highlight a trend towards interdisciplinary approaches combining literary theory, historical criticism, and reception history in biblical scholarship.
Dr. Hein has not received any scientific awards mentioned in the provided text.
Regarding advising and grants, Dr. Hein does not have any listed advisees. She was offered a DAAD fellowship for doctoral studies in 2023 but declined the award.
Dr. Hein participated in the Lautenschläger Azekah Expedition in Israel in 2023, contributing to archaeological excavations at Tel Azekah.
