The Context Group is a working group of international scholars committed to the use of the social sciences in biblical interpretation. The group emerged in the late 1980's from earlier associations in the SBL and CBA. Members meet annually to work together on collaborative projects and to offer peer review of individual ones. Annual meetings alternate between Portland, OR and Philadelphia, PA. Newcomers are welcome. Due to the popularity of these events, protocols for the meetings should be consulted.
For More information contact:
Eric Stewart
2312 Foxfire
South Bend, IN 46628
Annual Meeting Information
The 2009 annual meeting will be held March 19-22, 2009 at the Center of Renewal Retreat & Conference Center near Niagra Falls, NY. Access to annual meeting papers will be available only to registrants. If you have difficulty accessing the papers please contact Douglas E. Oakman.
Context Group Member Home Pages
• John S. Kloppenborg Home Page
• Jason T. Lamoreaux Home Page
Context Group Publications
• Context Group Publications
It is desirable that this information be as up-to-date as possible, and Context Group members are requested to send their current publication lists in RTF format to Richard Rohrbaugh. Context Group work is also noted when possible by linking directly to an author's website.
Related Websites
• Bibles (Latin, French, German from ARTFL Collection)
• Biblical Resources Page (Torrey Seland, Volda College)
• CCAT Religious Texts and Resources
• CETH -- Center for Electronic Texts in the Humanities
• Christian Theology Page (Bryan Stone)
• Dead Sea Scrolls (Hebrew University)
• Early Church Documents (Ecole Initiative)
• GTU Library Holdings (since 1965)
• Josephus (Whiston Translation)
• Labyrinth Library (Latin texts, Georgetown University)
• Listening: Journal of Religion and Culture
• Map Collection (University of Texas)
• Mediterranean Culture Resources (John J. Pilch)
• Murdock Ethnographic Atlas Tabulations
• Noncanonical Literature (Wesley Center)
• Oxford University Centre for the Study of Ancient Documents
• Persian Resources (College de France)
• Philo of Alexandria (Torrey Seland, Volda College)
• Rice University Religious Studies Resources Page
Maintained by the Context Executive Committee
Updated March 16, 2008