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Natalie E. Latteri is an Adjunct Professor and Part-Time Faculty member at the University of San Francisco, teaching courses on Jewish-Christian Relations within the Swig Program in Jewish Studies and Social Justice. She holds a PhD in History from the University of New Mexico, an MA from Purdue University, and a BA from the University of California, Davis.
- PhD, History, University of New Mexico
- MA, Purdue University
- BA, University of California, Davis
Latteri’s research focuses on interfaith relations in medieval Europe, particularly Jewish-Christian interactions through apocalyptic and polemical texts. Her work explores themes of messianism, hauntings, possession, and gender/sexuality in religious writings, analyzing the Toledot Yeshu tradition, Christian apocrypha, and medieval recensions of apocalyptic narratives.
Her recent publications examine the historiography of Jewish apocalypticism (2016), comparative analyses of Antichrist narratives in Jewish and Christian texts (2017), and gendered interpretations of biblical typology in apocalyptic literature (2016). These works span disciplines including Religious Studies, Gender Studies, and Medieval History.
Scientific awards include fellowships from the Russell J. and Dorothy S. Bilinski Foundation (2016-17) and the American Academy for Jewish Research (2015), recognizing her contributions to Jewish-Christian interfaith scholarship.
