She previously served as Associate Professor Religion and Chair of the Religion Department at Bowdoin College. There she taught courses in philosophy of religion; western religious thought; and religion and culture, including film and the visual arts. In 1986, she received her Ph. D. in Philosophy of religion from Boston University. Her publications include: Religious
Imagination and Language in Emerson and Nietzsche and
over a dozen articles in collections of essays and
professional journals on subjects including philosophy of
religion and feminist interpretations of literature, art
and film. Currently, she is working on two projects: Choosing
Life: Women in the Films of Jane Campion; and a book
on nineteenth-century feminist interpretations of the
Bible, including those of Sarah Grimke and Elizabeth Cady
Stanton. |
