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Meeting Program Units

2017 Annual Meeting

Boston, MA

Meeting Begins11/18/2017
Meeting Ends11/21/2017

Call for Papers Opens: 12/19/2016
Call for Papers Closes: 3/7/2017

Requirements for Participation

Matthew


Program Unit Type: Section
Accepting Papers? Yes

Call For Papers: The Matthew Section is seeking proposals on Matthean topics for the 2017 Annual Meeting. We will host an invited session of papers that will present original contributions to the study of Matthew's Gospel centered on the theme of “Matthew and Texts from the Judean Desert.” The open session welcomes papers on any Matthean topic, though papers related to “Matthew and the Protestant Reformation” will be prioritized. Submissions will be evaluated in a blind review process on the basis of originality and clarity of the thesis proposed as well as the overall contribution it makes to Matthean studies. Please note that papers lacking a clear thesis and explicit references to the scholarly context of the proposed paper will not be considered.

Program Unit Chairs

Anders Runesson

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