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What is the 'Dependency Ratio'
The dependency ratio is a measure showing the number of dependents, aged zero to 14 and over the age of 65, to the total population, aged 15 to 64. It is also referred to as the "total dependency ratio." This indicator gives insight into the amount of people of nonworking age compared to the number of those of working age.
BREAKING DOWN 'Dependency Ratio'A high ratio means those of working age, and the overall economy, face a greater burden in supporting the aging population. The young dependency ratio includes those only under 15, and the elderly dependency ratio focuses on those over 64. For example, if in a population of 1,000, there are 250 people under the age of 15 and 500 people between the ages of 15 and 64, the youth dependency ratio is 50%, or 250/500.
The dependency ratio focuses on separating those of working age, deemed between the ages of 15 and 64 years of age, from those of nonworking age. This also provides an accounting of those who have the potential to earn their own income and who are most likely to not earn their own income. Prior to age 15, various employment regulations make it unlikely these individuals work for any personal income. Once age 64 is reached, the person is generally considered retirement age and is not necessarily expected to be part of the workforce. It is the lack of income potential that generally qualifies those under 15 and over 64 as dependent as it is often necessary for them to receive outside support to meet their needs.
Analysis of Dependency Ratios
Dependency ratios are generally reviewed to compare the percentage of the total population, classified as working age, that will support the rest of the nonworking age population. This provides an overview for economists to track shifts in the population. As the percentage of nonworking citizens rises, those who are working are likely subject to increased taxes to compensate for the larger dependent population.
Shortcomings of the Dependency Ratio
The dependency ratio only considers age when determining whether a person is economically active. Other factors may determine if a person is economically active aside from age including status as a student, illness or disability, stay-at-home parents, early retirement and the long-term unemployed. Additionally, some people choose to continue working beyond age 64.
Weighted Dependency Ratios
At times, the dependency ratio is adjusted to reflect more accurate dependency. This is due to the fact those over 64 often require more government assistance than dependents under the age of 15. As the overall age of the population rises, the ratio can be shifted to reflect the increased needs associated with an aging population.
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C++ is the seventh programming language I have been professionally paid to program in, and I'm sure won't be the last. My advice is not to think of yourself as a specific language programmer. Even if JIT takes over the world, it has to get down to native machine code eventually, and someone has to write that software.
There are a lot of opportunities to work on natively compiled C++ code. It's especially popular (along with C) in non-PC environments such as embedded and real time environments, and in a lot of situations where there is some level of safety certification required.
Game programming, where performance is usually critical, is another area where C++ is very popular.
It is less popular than it was in traditional 'desktop' applications and web service applications although you can find native code projects in both these areas - especially the former - if you hunt around.
I'm not sure what you mean when you say that you will be "going into native C++ after college". Your career will not be defined by what languages you know, it will be defined by what you can do with those languages.
However, C++ is used widely in many applications. I work in systems and we use C++ for everything. .NET isn't an option in my world, but the guys doing the GIU's next door use it for everything. It comes down to what you want to do with your career. The language you use will come naturally, you are thinking about it backwards.
There will always be a place for C/C++
Up until recently one always had the luxury of speeding an application up by using better hardware. Will Moore's law being stretched to the limit, chances are the performance improvements will have to come from software. Chances are that languages that give better performance will come into their own in this regard.
If you go desktop C++ is still the way to go especially if you want to be cross platform.
Java GUI Libraries are way to slow and .NET is not portable (the GUI part). But C++ is a language beast, the only language where i can understand managers to ask for 5 years experience.
In the server world the VM/JIT has so many advantages that only basic infrastructure is coded native. If this is the industry you want to join learn (infrastructure) or don't learn (applications) C++.
Its also pretty popular in embedded programming where you can't fire up a hundert MB virtual machine.
Since C/C++ is the only fast imperative native programming language left in mainstream you should learn at least the basics.
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The Bite didn't stop there. In the eighth, three more runs came home versus Melbourne's Andrew Mann, the first on a leadoff homer by Lodge, the left fielder's first of the season. Overall, Adelaide pounded out 16 hits and scored a season-high in runs, going 5-for-18 with runners in scoring position and seeing eight of their nine starters record at least one hit.
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So many that there had to be foreknowledge of something. This comes from someone who was just casually repeating his story of the events. When that was mentioned I pointed out the possible flaw and then they realized what they had really seen. Maybe that's why there was such a quick response that they kept pointing out that night in interviews. People in this area WILL NOT LET THIS GO!!! THERE WILL BE QUESTIONS ANSWERED!! MY GOD THE INTENSITY AND CRISPNESS OF THE BOOM. I swore lightning had struck next door and blew the house up. That's how intense it was here a 1/2 mile away. I find it interesting that most of the other people who experienced it were East of the explosion. And WAY East. Just about everyone knows the "official not really a story" is BS. I'd imagine if the final outcome isn't acceptable there are going to be a lot of pissed off people around here. It's ALL just TOO FISHY!!!!
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- She had suffered 'significant stab wounds' and had been set alight
- Neighbours thought they were putting out a mannequin which was on fire
- Her family say her death has left a gap in their lives that 'can never be filled'
A man has been arrested in connection with the death of Sasha Marsden, the 16-year-old who was found knifed to death in a back alley in Blackpool..
David Minto, 22, of Blackpool, has been charged with murder and has been remanded into custody to appear before Blackpool Magistrates Court tomorrow morning.
The Crown Prosecution Service authorised Lancashire Constabulary to charge a man with the murder earlier today.
The body of Sasha was found in a back alley in the South Shore area of the town on Thursday.
Detectives are investigating whether Sasha Marsden was in contact with her killer via Facebook and text
A spokesman for Lancashire Constabulary said: 'Tonight, the Crown Prosecution Service has authorised Lancashire Constabulary to charge a man with the murder of Sasha Marsden.
'David Minto, 22, of Kirby Road, Blackpool has been charged with murder and has been remanded into custody to appear before Blackpool Magistrates' Court tomorrow morning.
'The family have been informed of the latest development and specially trained officers continue to offer them support.'
Sasha Marsden was discovered with 'significant stab wounds' in an alley behind a bed and breakfast in Blackpool, Lancashire, on Thursday night.
She had been repeatedly stabbed in the head and face and wrapped in a carpet before attempts were made to set her body on fire.
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They are investigating whether child care student Sasha was lured to her death by a false promise of weekend work to help fund her studies over Facebook or text.
Her family have today paid tribute to their 'gorgeous little lady', whose death has left a gap that 'can never be filled'.
The family of the college student paid tribute to the 'gorgeous little lady' who was described as 'fun loving'
In a statement, Sasha's parents Gary, 40, and Jayne, 45, from Staining, Blackpool, said: 'No words can express how we feel. Our beautiful daughter has been taken from us.
'She was a loving daughter, sister, granddaughter, great granddaughter, auntie, niece, cousin and girlfriend.
'She was very much loved and her loss has left a huge gap in all our lives, a gap that can never be filled.
'Sasha was your typical teenager, a fun-loving girl who enjoyed spending time with her friends and boyfriend, with her parents being last on the list unless she wanted something or needed a lift somewhere.
'We would ask that we be left alone in private to allow us to come to terms with losing our beautiful precious daughter.'
Her four siblings also gave heartfelt tributes to their sister who was studying childcare at the Blackpool and The Fylde College.
Her brother, Mark Brett, 24, said: 'She was my little sister and I was so proud of her going to college to do her child care course. She will be missed by all her family and friends.'
A police officer guards the alleyway scene where the schoolgirl's body was found burning
A police forensic tent covers the area where the childcare student was found
Sister Katie Brett, 21, said: 'She is a gorgeous little lady and knows how to make an impression and when you meet her, you would never forget her.
'She was an expert wind-up merchant and although you might be annoyed with her, you couldn't stay mad with her for long.'
Detective Superintendent Andy Murphy said a large police team was working on the case
Another sister, Gemma Aitchison, 26, said: 'Cheeky, friendly and stubborn are all things that make Sasha as special as she is and make her overcome anything. She is a beautiful sister and a wonderful and caring aunty too.'
Brother, Thomas
Nicholl, 21, said: 'Sasha was an adorable little sister and was never
afraid to put her opinions across no matter what the situation was.
'She always knew how to make us smile, especially after winding us up. She gave the most amazing cuddles and we will miss her so much.'
Sasha was a keen dancer who worked in a children's nursery at Blackpool Victoria Hospital.
Passers-by were reported to have thought the body was a shop dummy that was burning in Kirby Road in the resort's South Shore area.
The murder suspect and a 20-year-old woman were arrested close to the scene of the brutal attack and shortly after the discovery was made.
The woman was later released without charge.
A police spokesman previously said: 'Following the death of Sasha Marsden, a Home Office post-mortem examination has been carried out and has found that Sasha died as a result of receiving significant stab wounds to the head and face.
'It also showed that attempts were made to set the body on fire and this was after Sasha had died.'
Carl Evans, 35, owner of the Kimber
House Hotel who found the body at about 9.15pm said: 'The first thing I knew something
was wrong was when the fire or smoke alarm went off next door.
'The alarm was raised a short time later when one of our other neighbours was out walking his dog and came across what turned out to be a burning body.
Over 6,000 people have paid tribute to Sasha on a special Facebook page set up in her memory.
In a tribute to her, Mandy Pritchard, head of the college's school for society, health and childhood, said she was 'a friendly, considerate individual who cared about her fellow students'.
In a website for jobseekers Sasha submitted her CV and said: 'I am a hard working and honest person, I love a challenge and can apply myself to a range of jobs.
'I have a strong sense of responsibility and I'm happy to work on my own or with a team. I consider myself to be very organised and punctual and to be very good with customers and the public.'
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This the 131st story or the six-hundredth and third episode of the 21st season aired in 1984. This was really a golden-age for the series (much like now with the 2005 return of the show). Of course, Tom Baker, like most Americans my age was "my Doctor," but having followed the show through the reworking of the series by executive producer John-Nathan Turner (much like Russell T. Davies reworking for the 21st cen.Read more ›
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Chicken thighs stay moist and succulent during slow cooking, infusing the accompanying vegetables with superb flavor. This easy braise has a luxurious finish of avgolémono, a versatile Greek sauce made with egg, lemon and fresh dill.
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- Transfer the chicken and vegetables to a serving bowl using a slotted spoon. Cover and keep warm. Ladle about 1/2 cup of the cooking liquid into the egg mixture. Whisk until smooth. Whisk the egg mixture into the remaining cooking liquid in the slow cooker. Cover and cook, whisking 2 or 3 times, until slightly thickened and sauce reaches 160°F on an instant-read thermometer, 15 to 20 minutes. Stir in dill and pepper. Pour the sauce over the chicken and vegetables and serve.
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- For easy cleanup, try a slow-cooker liner. These heat-resistant, disposable liners fit neatly inside the insert and help prevent food from sticking to the bottom and sides of your slow cooker.
Per serving: 355 calories; 11 g fat (3 g sat, 4 g mono); 199 mg cholesterol; 27 g carbohydrates; 34 g protein; 4 g fiber; 629 mg sodium; 531 mg potassium.
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I ONLY take pictures of my kids (and nieces/nephews) but I need to delete some stuff. I've got a decent-sized external hard drive, but it won't hold everything indefinitely.
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Fox's drama Pitch brings it a little closer to reality.
Research, mostly.
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The Mavericks owner left the door open a crack.
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About our Graduate Students
Sarah Berns
Religions in the Ancient Mediterranean
Sarah is a third-year RAM student, focusing on the religions of ancient Israel and Canaan. She received a B.A. in Religious Studies from Smith College in 2010 and an MTS in Hebrew Bible/Old Testament from Harvard Divinity School in 2013, and has excavated at Tel Megiddo. Her research focuses on situating religious practices and texts in relation to everyday life in the ancient Eastern Mediterranean. She is particularly interested in households and work sites as centers of religious action and identity. Her methodological interests include comparative Semitic philology, archaeology, art history, and theories of practice.
Elizabeth Cecil
Asian Religious Traditions
Elizabeth is a Ph.D. candidate in the South Asian Religions program. Her dissertation, "Mapping a Contested Landscape: Religion, Politics, and Place in the Making of Pashupata Identity," investigates the growth of the earliest Shaiva devotional movement (i.e. Pashupatas) in early medieval northwest India. Through an interdisciplinary approach that unites philological work on Sanskrit texts and inscriptions with the study of material culture, her reseach explores the ways in which sanctified spaces were used to materialize an early Shaiva identity.
Related to her focus on early Shaivism, Elizabeth has worked closely with the international team of scholars engaged in the critical editing and analysis of the Skandapurana, a foundational text for the study of Shaiva religiousity. She has also conducted extensive fieldwork and research in original sources in South and Southeast Asia with the support of Mellon Dissertation Research Fellowships from the Council of Library and Information Resources (CLIR) and the Social Science Research Council (SSRC). She is currently completing her dissertation at the Institute of Area Studies at Leiden University in the Netherlands with the support of the Mellon Dissertation Completion Fellowship from the American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS).
Elizabeth is qualified to teach courses on South Asian religions, the history of pre-colonial South Asia, the material and visual cultures of South Asia, and practices of pilgrimage. She hass experience teaching courses on Sanskrit language and literary history and she is competent to teach courses on Theory and Methods in Religious Studies and the History of World Religions.
Chris DiBona
Religion and Critical Thought
Chris is a first-year student in Religion and Critical Thought. He earned a B.A. in Philosophy from Trinity College (2010) and an M.A. in Philosophy from Boston College. Chris is interested in exploring the religious and ethical implications of varying conceptions of subjectivity, selfhood, and reason in Western philosophical and religious traditions, as well as the possibilities for normative thinking about religion and ethics within an anti-foundationalist and post-metaphysical framework. To investigate these topics, he draws on a variety of figures from continental philosophy and Christian theology. His most recent work explores how Hegel's conception of Christian love provides a unique phenomenological platform from which to rethink traditional philosophical and theological boundaries between sacred and secular, infinite and finite, transcendent and immanent, self and other. Chris also has research interests in ancient Greek philosophy and aesthetics.
Larson DiFiori
Asian Religious Traditions
Reyhan Durmaz
Religions in the Ancient Mediterranean
Reyhan is a student of Late Antiquity and Syriac Christianity. She received an M.A. in Anatolian-Civilizations and Cultural Heritage Management from Koc Univeristy (Istanbul) in 2010, specializing in the ecclesiastical architecture of the Syrian Orthodox Church. She received a second M.A. in Medieval Studies from Central European University (Budapest) in 2012; in her CEU thesis she analyzed a group of saints' lives from Tur 'Abdin, focusing on their thematic foci and perceptions of sacred space. In addition to monasticism and hagiography of the Syriac Church, she studies the dialogue between the hagiographical traditions of Christianity and Islam. She is a dedicated student and friend of the Suryoye in Tur 'Abdin, and a devout lover of Istanbul.
Nicholas Friesner
Religion and Critical Thought
Nicholas received an A.B. in Philosophy from Brown in 2006, and a M.A.R. in Philosophy of Religion and Philsophical Theology from Yale Divinity School in 2011. He works in the areas of religious ethics, philosophy of religion, and modern religious thought, with special attention to contemporary issues in religion and ecology and religion in America. His dissertation examines the efforts of Ralph Waldo Emerson to articulate a progressive understanding of religion, and how Emerson's philosophical reflection on religion can contribute to contemporary conversations about the interconnections between philosophy, theology, and ethics. This version of Emerson critiques the way his legacy has been portrayed by most interpreters and calls into question the traditional portrayals of him as a proto-secularist and/or spiritualist, instead placing him in the larger traditions of western philosophical and christian theological ethics. Nicholas is also working on questions concerning social critique and secularism, as well as traditions of environmental thought in America. He is a fellow at the Cogut Center for the Humanities this year.
Alexis Glenn
Religion and Critical Thought
Alexis is a third-year RCT student, entering the program after earning a dual B.A. in Religious Studies and Anthropology from the Univeresity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 2008, and an M.A. in Religious Studies from the University of Colorado-Boulder in 2012. Her primary interests lie at the intersection of Aristotelian moral philosophy, early modern Anglo-American ethical traditions, and constructions of the self within historical texts. Her current work focuses on issues of ethical formation, moral anthropology, and the conceptual roles of 'tradition' and 'history' within early modern Western philosophical thought. Her broad research interests include late medieval and early modern English and colonial American history, Aristotelian virtue, ethics and its commentators, democratic theory, and political theology.
Samuel Goldstein
Asian Religious Traditions
Nechama Juni
Religion and Critical Thought
Chumie is a first-year student in RCT. She received her BA (summa cum laude) from Stern College for Women of Yeshiva University, with a double major in Philosophy and Biology. She earned her MA in Jewish Philosophy from the Bernard Revel Graduate School of Jewish Studies. Her interests lie at the intersection of Jewish philosophy, 20th century 'continental' ethics, relational models of subjectivity, and philosophical aesthetics. She is particularly interested in questions of how both aesthetic experiences and religious traditions contribute to the formation of ethical subjectivity. She has thus far explored these topics mainly through the works of Emmanuel Levinas, placing his ethics in various philosophical frameworks, including Nietzschean skepticism, a late-Strawsonian transcendental perspective, and Sellarsian/Brandomian empiricism. Other research interests include theory of religion and feminist philosophies.
Robert Kashow
Religions of the Ancient Mediterranean
Rob is interested in the intersection of social-anthroplogy and the historical study of the Ancient Mediterranean region (primarily ancient Israel and Judah, secondarily ancient Assyria/Babylon/Persia and Egypt) during the first millenium BCE. Rob uses anthropology to bring new questions to bear upon historical study, and uses historical data to contribute to anthropological scholarship dealing with the culture of the present day. Topics especially of interest to Rob include the study of violence, migration and immigration, race and ethinicity, millennium movements, prophets, prophetic literature, and apocalyptic literature.
Caroline Kory
Religion and Critical Thought
David Le
Religion and Critical Thought
David entered the Religion and Critical Thought program in 2010. He received a BA with honors in Religion from Vassar College in 2007 and in 2008 conducted a Fulbright research project in Hanoi, Vietnam on state monumentality and national identity. His current work turns to the "new Hegel" to explore how contemporary, secular nation-states concretize and determine "sacrality" through the spatial practice of memorialization. His interests include religious ethics, the ethics of post-struturalism, nationalism, postcolonialism, and visual and material culture. David was a Visiting Researcher at the Freie Universitat Berlin in the summer of 2015 and will continue conducting research in Berlin as a Brown University Global Mobility Research Fellow in the fall of 2015.
Megan K. McBride
Religion and Critical Thought
Megan entered the RCT program in 2011. She received a B.A. in Psychology from Drew University in 2000, an M.A. in Liberal Arts from the Great Books program at St. John's College in 2004, and an M.A. in Government from John Hopkins University in 2010. She is principally interested in the relationship between religion and contemporary terrorism. Her work focuses the agency of individuals committing acts of terrorism, and the relationship between religious and political discourses.
Caleb Murray
Religion and Critical Thought
Caleb Murray is a first-year student in Religion and Critical Thought. He graduated from Wittenberg University with a B.A. in English and received an M.T.S. in Religioun, Literature and Culture from Harvard University before joing the graduate community at Brown. Caleb is interested in conceptions of the reader/self in Narrative Ethics and the compositional norms of secular and sacred texts; this interest partially manifests as a theological and philosophical investigation of the "literary" and a literary assessment of the "theological" and "philosophical." Caleb's current research lies at the intersection of twentieth century critical theory, continental philosophy, literary theory and Christian theology.
Michael Payne
Religions in the Ancient Mediterranean
Daniel Picus
Religions in the Ancient Mediterranean
Daniel is a fifth year in the RAM program, focusing broadly on religion in late antiquity. He received a BA (magna cum laude) from Macalaster College in Classics (2010), and an M.St. with distinction from the University of Oxford in Jewish Studies in the Greco-Roman Period (2011). His primary focus is with the rabbis of Palestine and Babylonia, but his interests extend to the late ancient world more broadly, and include sources in Latin, Greek, and Syriac more specifically. Daniel is currently writing a dissertation on late ancient reading practices among Jews and Christians. During the 2014-2015 school year, he was the Resident Instructor at the Intercollegiate Center for Classical Studies in Rome, teaching both an advanced Greek seminar on later Greek literature, and classes on Roman and Greek religion. He was also the on-site director for Brown's Pre-College Summer in Rome program in July of 2015.
Kerry Sonia
Religions in the Ancient Mediterranean
Kerry is a sixth year in the RAM program, focusing on the religion of ancient Israel in its ancient West Asian context.
She received an A.B. in Religious Studies from Brown (2007) and an M.T.S. in Hebrew Bible from Harvard Divinity School (2009). Her research interests include ancient historiography, comparative Semitic philology, the history of biblical interpretation, and the role of women in cultic practice. She is particularly interested in reconstructions of Israelite ancestor cult and its relationship to the Jerusalem Temple. Her dissertation examines this relationship in light of recent work on famiy religion and the dynamics of cultic competition in ancient West Asian and the Mediterranean.
Jonathan Sozek
Religion and Critical Thought
Jon received a B.A. in liberal arts from Sarah Lawrence College in 2003, then went on to complete an M.A. (honours) in religious studies at McGill University in 2006 with a thesis on Richard Rorty's and Charles Taylor's critiques of modern epistemology, focusing on the relation between these critiques and Rorty's and Taylor's very different attitudes toward religion. After working for several years in secondary education, Jon moved to Belgium to complete a second B.A. (2009) and M.A. (2010) in philosophy at the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven. His thesis in Leuven examined the recently published correspondence between Hans Blumenberg and Carl Schmitt in light of their differing conceptions of secularization and of the political function of myth in the modern period. Jon's ongoing research interests include the conceptual histories of 'religion' and 'the secular' and of their relation, modern theories of myth and the politics of mythmaking (as in Sorel, Cassirer, Blumenberg), political theology (as in Schmitt, Mililbank, Kahn) and critical theory (Benjamin, Agamben).
Adrien Stoloff
Asian Religious Traditions
Adrien Stoloff is a fourth-year Ph.D. student focusing on early Daoism in the Warring States period and the Early Han Dynasty. He received a B.A. in Liberal Arts from St. John's College (Annapolis) and an M.A. from Columbia University in East Asian Languages and Cultures with a specialization in East Asian Religion and Philosopy. Adrien is interested in Daoist body cultivation practices, particularly meditation practices in early Daoist texts such as the Neiye and the Zhuangzi. He has studied Mandarin Chinese at National Taiwan Normal University through the Taiwan Ministry of Education's Huayu Enrichment Scholarship and at Sichuan University through the U.S. State Department's Critical Language Scholarship.
Shane Thompson
Religions in the Ancient Mediterranean
Shane is a first-year RAM student focusing on Israelite Religion within the larger context of the Ancient Near East. His research interests include ritual, ritual theory, archaeology, and linguistics within Late Bronze and Iron Age Syria-Palestine. He is particularly interested in how sources reflect the political and social hierarchies of the period. A graduate of Wake Foret University, Shane holds several graduate degrees, including an MTS from Candler School of Theology, Emory University, and an MA in Bible and the Ancient Near East (NEJS) from Brandeis University. He has also been a staff member on archaeological digs at Khirbet Summeily and Tel Halif.
Tanner Walker
Religions in the Ancient Mediterranean
Soyoung You
Asian Religious Traditions
Soyoung is a second-year ART student, focusing on the religious and intellectual traditions in East Asia during pre-modern era, especially Neo-Confucianism. She received a M.A. in Asian Philosophy from Korea University in 2011. She is particularly interested in the notion of sage in Neo-Confucianism and the identity of Neo-Confucians. Her methodological interests include intellectual hisotry, ethics, moral psychology, philosophical anthropology, and comparative philosophy. She is a native Korean speaker and is fluent in Japanese as well as in Chinese.
Stephen L. Young
Religions in the Ancient Mediterranean
Stephen is a teacher and scholar of Religious Studies who focuses on Judaism in the Hellenistic through early Roman Imperial periods and Christianity in the first through second centuries. He uses his expertise in these areas to explore myths and mythmaking, textuality and sacred books, discourses and ideologies about deities, and ideas and rituals related to the afterlife. And he pursues these interests in dialogue with critical theories and methods in religious stuies, social theory, gender theories, and cognitive science.
His dissertation focuses on Paul's reuse of culturally available mythic materials in orer to promote his Jewish Christ-cult to potential initiates in the Greco-Roman Mediterranean. In addition to his experitse in Biblical Studies and ancient Mediterranean religion, Stephen also researches modern American religion, with particular attention to the cultural or intellectual "elites" among Evangelical Christians. His research thus far has resulted in siz peer-reviewed articles in the Journal of Biblical Literature, the Harvard Theological Review, Biblical Interpretation, the Journal for th Study of the New Testament, and the Journal of Early Christian History.
Stephen's research and teaching interests include New Testament and Early Christianity, Second Temple Judaism, Hebrew Bible, Textual Production and Sacred Books in the Ancient Mediterranean, Myths and Mythmaking in Religious Studies, Greco-Roman Discourses about Deities, the Afterlife in the Ancient Mediterranean, American Evangelicalism, Theory and Methodology in Religious Studies, Gender and Religion, and Religions of the World.


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