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Jeremy Steinberg is a Visiting Assistant Professor at the University of Kentucky. His research bridges Religious Studies and Classical Studies, focusing on Hellenistic Judaism, Biblical Reception, and ancient Mediterranean religions. He holds a PhD in Religious Studies (expected 2025) from the University of Pennsylvania, alongside advanced training in Classical Languages and Religion.
Education:
- PhD in Religious Studies, University of Pennsylvania (2025)
- MA (incidental) in Religious Studies, University of Pennsylvania (2023)
- Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Classical Languages, University of Pennsylvania (2019)
- BA in Religion, Haverford College (2016)
Research Interests: Jeremy examines how Jewish texts and identities interacted with Greco-Roman cultural frameworks. Key themes include ancient Jewish literary practices, identity formation in the Diaspora, and the integration of Jews into classical intellectual traditions.
Teaching: He has taught courses on gender/sexuality in religion, religion and sports, and ancient Jewish history. Notable roles include co-chairing the Philadelphia Seminar on Christian Origins.
Affiliations:
- Society of Biblical Literature
- Association for Jewish Studies
- Society for Classical Studies
- Phi Beta Kappa Society
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