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Theodora Jim
Associate Professor in Ancient Greek History, Faculty of Arts
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Biography
After completing both my undergraduate and postgraduate degrees at the University of Oxford, I held a Society of Scholars Fellowship at the University of Hong Kong, followed by a permanent lectureship in Ancient History at Lancaster University. I joined the Classics Department at Nottingham in January 2019. I am a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, and a winner of the Philip Leverhulme Prize in Classics.
Expertise Summary
My research focuses on Greek polytheism and comparative religions. I am also interested in Greek Epigraphy, Greek culture, and Anthropology.
Teaching Summary
I have taught a wide range of subject in Greek history, society and culture, and I have always believed that the study of Classics should be open to everyone.
I would welcome enquiry from graduate students interested in Ancient Greek history, and especially in Greek religion, society and culture.
Research Summary
I am an Ancient Historian working on the religion and culture of Ancient Greece. Actively engaged in anthropological approaches and questions of religious psychology, I enjoy studying Greek Religion… read more
Current Research
I am an Ancient Historian working on the religion and culture of Ancient Greece. Actively engaged in anthropological approaches and questions of religious psychology, I enjoy studying Greek Religion in comparative and interdisciplinary contexts. I am interested in the concept of soteria in Ancient Greece, and how it compares with that in Christianity. I am the author of the OUP monographs Saviour Gods and Soteria in Ancient Greece (2022) and Sharing with the Gods: Aparchai and Dekatai in Ancient Greece (2014). I am also the Principle Investigator of a Leverhulme Research Project on comparing Greek and Chinese polytheism.