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Sean Adams is a Professor of New Testament and Ancient Culture at the University of Glasgow’s School of Critical Studies. His research focuses on the intersection of New Testament texts with Graeco-Roman literary traditions, particularly the works of Philo of Alexandria and ancient citation practices. He holds a British Academy Postdoctoral Fellowship and the British Academy Rising Star Engagement Award. His work bridges biblical studies, ancient literature, and textual criticism.
- PhD supervision: Specializes in New Testament theology, ancient manuscripts, and Hellenistic literature.
- Research Interests: Luke-Acts, ancient biography, Septuagint, and Jewish-Hellenistic authors like Philo and Josephus.
Adams explores how Jewish authors adapted Greek literary forms, as seen in his monograph Greek Genres and Jewish Authors. He has published widely on Philo’s works, manuscript analysis, and composite citations in antiquity. His current project examines Philo of Alexandria’s engagement with Greek education.
- Awards: British Academy Fellowships, Policy Development Panel membership.
- Teaching: Courses on biblical theology, Acts, Galatians, and ancient manuscripts.
Adams’ research highlights the interplay between Jewish and Greco-Roman cultures, with a focus on textual transmission and ancient educational practices.
