J David Hester

 
 


Education

  1. Ph.D. Graduate Theological Union; Berkeley, CA - 1996

  2. M.A. Graduate Theological Union; Berkeley, CA-1987

  3. B.A. University of Redlands; Redlands, CA-1983


Dissertation

  1. "Not with Excess of Word or Wisdom..." Power and Rhetorical Criticism of the New Testament


Directorships

  1. Founder and co-Director, Centre for Rhetorics & Hermeneutics, University of Redlands, Redlands, CA

  2. Co-Director, New Testament Rhetoric Project, Institute for Antiquity and Christianity, Claremont, CA


Research Fellowships

  1. Alexander von Humboldt Fellowship, University of Tübingen, 2002-03

  2. Fellow, Interfakultäres Zentrum für Ethik in den Wissenschaften, University of Tübingen, 2003-2007


International Research/Conferences

  1. Albert Ludwigs Universität; Freiburg, Deutschland--Philosophische Fakultät, 1982

  2. Göttingen, Deutschland--Studiorum Novi Testamenti Societas, Summer 1987

  3. London, England--International Meeting on Rhetoric and the Bible, Summer 1995

  4. Lund, Sweden--International Symposium of Rhetorical Argumentation in the Scriptures, Summer 2000

  5. Claremont, California--Conference on the Rhetorics of Healing, January 2002

  6. Heidelberg, Germany--International Conference on Rhetoric and the Scriptures, Summer 2002

  7. Tübingen, Germany--Perspectives on Gender, Spring 2003

  8. Birmingham, England--British New Testament Society, Summer 2003

  9. Madrid, Spain--International Society of the History of Rhetoric, Summer 2003

  10. Redlands, California -- Conference on Rhetoric, Violence & Evil, January 2004

  11. Redlands, California -- Conference on Rhetoric of Identity: Place, Place, Sex and the Person, January 2005

  12. Society for Biblical Literature, American Academy of Religion, Jesus Seminar--numerous seminar and presentations, various  years

C.V. (partial) 

Keep out
J David Hester (Amador) is no longer in academia, but continues to dabble in issues of interest to him, including, but not limited to: rhetorics of power, rhetorics of the body, rhetorics of sexuality, transdisciplinarity, inter-disciplinarity, and the power of biblical discourse in contemporary, public discourse.