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Part-time Staff » Dr. James Kelly

Lecturer in Theology

Academic Degrees:

  • B.Ph., S.T.B., M.A., S.T.L., Ph.D., Th.D., University of Leuven

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Posts:

  • 2006 - 2010; 2012 - 2013: Lecturer in Theology, Departmentl of Religions & Theology, Trinity College.
  • 1984-2006: Lecturer in Religious Studies, St. Catherine's College, Dublin.
  • 1983-1985: Lecturer in Theology, Department of Religions & Theology, Trinity College.
  • 1976-1983: Lecturer in Historical Theology, University of Leuven.
  • 1975-1976: Research Assistant: Historical Theology, University of Leuven.
  • 1973-1975: St. Leonard's Fellow, University of St. Andrew's, Scotland

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Positions:

Member of International Advisory Board, Louvain Studies and of the Louvain Theological and Pastoral Monographs

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Teaching and Departmental Responsibilities:

  • JF Introduction to Theology, Part 2
  • Hermeneutics

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Research Interests:

British and Continental Modernism, Historical Theology: From the Enlightenment to Modernity, The Philosophy of Religion

 

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Publications -

Books:

  • Selected Writings Thematische Geschriften: Thomas Aquinas. J.H. Newman. Theologia Fundamentalis by J.H. Walgrave. Co. Editor with G. De Schrijver, Louvain, 1982, XLIII. (Bibliotheca Epheridum Theologicarum Lovaniensium LVII).
  • Baron Friedrich von Hugel's Philosophy of Religion, Louvain, 1983, (Bibliotheca Ephemeridum Theologicarum Lovaniensium LXII).
  • Theological Explorations - Some Irish Contributions, Louvain Studies (Editor, Foreword and contributor), Summer, 1999.
  • The Letters of Baron Friedrich von Hugel and Maude D. Petre: The Modernist Movement in England. Edited with Introduction, Louvain, 2003, (Anna Nuntia Lovaniensia XLIV).
  • Towards a Methodology: Jan H. Walgrave in Critical Dialogue with Bernard J. Lonergan (In Progress)

Selected Articles:

  • 'Von Hugel on Bremond's L'Histoire du Sentiment Religieux,' The Downside Review, July, 1998: 157-182.
  • 'Quietism - The Root of the Mystics,' (1), Spirituality, Sept.-Oct., 1998: 316-319.
  • 'Quietism - Miguel de Molinos,' (2), Spirituality, Now.-Dec., 1998: 351-354.
  • 'Quietism - Madam Guyon,' (3), Spirituality, Jan.-Feb., 1999: 30-33.
  • 'Quietism - Francois Fenelon,' (4), Spirituality, March-April, 1999: 91-94.
  • 'Quietism - Fenelon and Bousset: The Controversy,' (5), Spirituality, may-June, 1999: 165-169.
  • 'The varieties of Symbolic Forms,' Louvain Studies, Summer, 1999: 171-185.
  • 'Religion - Towards a Different Paradigm,' Louvain Studies, Fall, 2002: 306-334.
  • 'Modernism: A Unique Perspective,' The Downside Review, April, 2004: 94-112.
  • 'Exorcism: Psychopathology and Religion,' Doctrine and Life, July-Aug., 2005: 32-39.
  • 'Bush's Other Brain, Doctrine and Life, April, 2006: 45-53.
  • 'Mr. Schmitt Goes to Washington,' Doctrine and Life, September, 2006: 33-48.
  • 'The Hermeneutical Debate within Modernism: Loisy, Blondel and von Hugel,' Irish Theological Quarterly, 71, 2006: 287-303.
  • 'Liberal Education and the University,' Historical and Contemporary Reflections, Editor, Anne Moran, Dublin, 2007: 188-199.
  • 'Roman Catholic Modernism: Some Centennial Reflections,' Louvain Studies, 2008.

Contact: jwelch@tcd.ie | Last updated: Nov 16 2012 | Back to top