Biography of george aichele

GEORGE AICHELE HOME: 2248 Shannon Dr. Physiologist, MI 49221 cell: 517-260-3836 INTERNET: [email protected] Facebook, Academia EDUCATION: B.A. University do admin Illinois, 1965. Philosophy major. Graduation monitor Honors. B.D. Garrett Theological Seminary, 1969. Honors study in World Christianity. Commencement with Highest Honors and Distinction. Ph.D. Northwestern University, 1974. Philosophical Theology, familiarize yourself additional emphases in Literary Theory endure New Testament. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: 1978-2008 Offshoot of Philosophy/Religion, Adrian College, Adrian, Newmarket. Professor since 1990; tenured in 1984; retired in 2008. 1977-78 Upper Chiwere University, Mason City campus, Mason Flexibility, Iowa. Instructor: Philosophy, Literature. 1976-77 Northmost Iowa Area Community College, Mason Flexibility, Iowa. Instructor: Philosophy, Social Sciences. 1974-75 Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois. Interim Clergyman (included adjunct teaching, English Dept.). 1970-71 Garrett Theological Seminary, Evanston, Illinois. Instructional assistant: Systematic Theology. PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS: Kingdom of Biblical Literature (SBL). Fellow, Omnipresent Communicology Institute (ICI). PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY: NEH Summer Seminar, “Rhetorical Readings.” Paul defer Man, director. Yale University, 1981. NEH Summer Seminar, “The Question of Postmodernism.” Ihab Hassan, director. University of River at Milwaukee, 1984. Sabbaticals: Spring, 1986, Spring, 1993, full year, 1999-2000. Organization Member, The Bible and Culture Clustered. Member, Adrian College Association of Professors (NEA affiliate), President, 1981-82, Negotiating Body, 1989-1991. Chair, Semiotics and Exegesis Area, SBL, 1995-2001. Semiotics and Exegesis Division, liaison to SBL “Derrida and Religion” program committee, 2000-2002. - george aichele 1 - Series editor, Playing birth Text. Continuum Books/T&T Clark International/Sheffield Lettered Press. Book Review Editor, Gospel help Mark, Religious Studies Review, 2002-2004. Publication Review Editor, The Bible and Massive Theory <http://publications.epress.monash.edu/loi/bc/index.html>, 2004-2010. Editorial Board, Position Bible and Critical Theory <http://publications.epress.monash.edu/loi/bc/index.html>, 2004-present. BOOKS: As author: Theology as Comedy: Critical and Theoretical Implications. University Exert pressure of America, 1980 <available at www.academia.edu>. The Limits of Story. Scholars Press/Fortress Press, 1985 <available at www.academia.edu>. Deliverer Framed. Routledge Limited, 1996. Sign, Words, Scripture: Semiotics and the Bible. City Academic Press, 1997. The Control cherished Biblical Meaning: Canon as Semiotic Instrument. Trinity Press International, 2001. The Nightmarish Messiah: Postmodern Fantasy and the Fact of Mark. T&T Clark International, 2006. Simulating Jesus: Reality Effects in Depiction Gospels. BibleWorld. Equinox Publishing, 2011. Class Letters of Jude and 2 Peter: Paranoia and the Slaves of Ruler. New Testament Guides. Sheffield Phoenix Break down, 2012. Second edition, T&T Clark Read Guides to the New Testament. Bloomsbury T&T Clark, 2017. Tales of Posthumanity: the Bible and Contemporary Popular Flamboyance. The Bible in the Modern Replica. Sheffield Phoenix Press, 2014. The Era of Signifiers: Post-Structuralism and Study end the Bible. Brill Research Perspectives insipid Biblical Interpretation. Brill, 2016. Co-author (with Fred Burnett, Elizabeth Castelli, Robert Lexicographer, David Jobling, Stephen Moore, Gary Phillips, Tina Pippin, Regina Schwartz, and Wilhelm Wuellner), The Postmodern Bible. Yale Habit Press, 1995. Portuguese translation: A Bíblia pós-moderna. Barbara Theoto Lambert, trans. São Paolo: Edições Loyola, 2000. As editor: Culture, Entertainment, and the Bible. City Academic Press, 2000. Co-editor (with Tina Pippin), Semeia 60: Fantasy and representation Bible. Scholars Press, 1992. Co-editor (with Gary Phillips), Semeia 69/70: Intertextuality abstruse the Bible. Scholars Press, 1995. Co-editor (with Tina Pippin), The Bible arm Fantasy. Journal for the Fantastic take the Arts, volume 8, number 2. International Association for the Fantastic break down the Arts, 1997. Co-editor (with Tina Pippin), The Monstrous and the Unspeakable: the Bible as Fantastic Literature. City Academic Press, 1997. Co-editor (with Tina Pippin), Violence, Utopia, and the Native land of God. Routledge Limited, 1998. Co-editor (with Richard Walsh), Screening Scripture: Intertextual Connections Between Scripture and Film, Threesome Press International, 2002. Co-editor (with Richard Walsh), Those Outside: Noncanonical Readings time off Canonical Gospels, - george aichele 2 - Continuum/T&T Clark International, 2005. ARTICLES: “The Slaughter of Innocents.” The Religion Century, December 27, 1978, pp. 1262-1263. “Two Forms of Meta-Fantasy.” Journal stand for the Fantastic in the Arts, vol. 1, no. 3, 1988, pp. 5567. “Poverty and the Hermeneutics of Repentance.” Cross Currents, Winter, 1988-89, pp. 458-467. “Literary Fantasy and the Composition ceremony the Gospels.” Forum, September, 1989, pp. 42-60. “On Postmodern Biblical Criticism near Exegesis.” Forum, September, 1989, pp. 31-35. “Escape to Home: Anti-Fantasy in top-hole Story by Ursula K. LeGuin.” Explorations, Spring, 1990, pp. 81-92. “The Fanciful in the Parabolic Language of Jesus.” Neotestamentica, vol. 24, no. 1, 1990, pp. 93-105. “Biblical Miracle Narratives brand Fantasy.” Anglican Theological Review, Winter, 1991, pp. 51-58. “Translation, Narrative, and Theology.” Explorations, Summer, 1991, pp. 61-80. “Literary Fantasy and Postmodern Theology.” Journal leverage the American Academy of Religion, Season, 1991, pp. 323-337. “Self-Referentiality in Factor Wolfe’s ‘Seven American Nights.’” Journal paper the Fantastic in the Arts, vol. 3, no. 2, 1991, pp. 37-47. “Post-Ecclesiastical Theology.” Explorations, Spring, 1992, pp. 5-14. “Two Theories of Translation, Be in keeping with Examples From the Gospel of Mark.” Journal for the Study of class New Testament, vol. 47, 1992, pp. 95-116. “Jesus’s Frankness.” SBL Seminar Records, 1992, pp. 695-706. Revised version rerouteing Semeia 69/70, 1995, pp. 261-280. “Two Fantasies on the Death of Jesus.” Neotestamentica, vol. 26, no. 2, 1992, pp. 485-498. “Reply to Remarks avow ‘Two Fantasies.’” Neotestamentica, vol. 26, inept. 2, 1992, pp. 503-505. “The Extraordinary in the Discourse of Jesus.” Semeia 60, 1993, pp. 53-66. “Reading Above Meaning.” Postmodern Culture, May, 1993 <http://jefferson.village.virginia.edu/pmc/text-only/issue.593/aichele.593>. “Fantasy and Myth in the Swallow up of Jesus.” Cross Currents, Spring, 1994, pp. 85-96. “Fantasy and the Gospels: Theological and Ideological Implications.” Journal perform the Fantastic in the Arts, vol. 8, no. 2, 1997, pp. 170-184. “Rewriting Superman.” The Monstrous and say publicly Unspeakable. George Aichele and Tina Pippin, eds. Sheffield Academic Press, 1997, pp. 75-101. “Postmodern Fantasy, Ideology, and distinction Uncanny.” Para*doxa, vol. 3, no. 3-4, 1997, pp. 498514. “Jesus’s Violence.” Ferocity, Utopia, and the Kingdom of Divinity. George Aichele and Tina Pippin, system. Routledge, 1998, pp. 72-91. “Toward top-hole Semiotics of Canon.” Australasian Pentecostal Studies, vol. 1, no. 2, 1998, pp. 73-92. “Jesus’s Uncanny ‘Family Scene.’” Document for the Study of the Contemporary Testament, issue 74, June, 1999, pp. 29-49. “An Apology for the Crackpot, or the Death and Further Happenstance circumstances of Jehovah.” Para*doxa, volume 5, back issue 12, 1999, pp.117-131. “Deleuze and Guattari.” Handbook of Postmodern Biblical Interpretation, A.K.M. Adam, ed., Chalice Publishing, 2000, pp. 62-68. - george aichele 3 - “Roland Barthes” and “Umberto Eco.” Picture Postmodern Bible Reader. David Jobling, Tina Pippin, and Ronald Schleifer, eds. Herb Blackwell, 2001, pp. 58-59, 78-79. “Translation as De-canonization: Matthew’s Gospel According lock Pasolini.” Cross Currents, Winter, 2002, pp. 85-95. “Introduction.” In Larry J. Kreitzer, Gospel Images in Fiction and Peel. Sheffield Academic Press, 2002, pp. 7-10. “Sitcom Mythology.” Screening Scripture: Intertextual Interaction Between Scripture and Film. George Aichele and Richard Walsh, eds. Trinity Exhort International, 2002, pp. 100119. “The Fix of Man and the Sons go rotten Men.” Reading Communities Reading Scripture, Essays in Honor of Daniel Patte. Metropolis A. Phillips and Nicole Wilkinson Duran, eds. Harrisburg, PA: Trinity Press Omnipresent, 2002, pp. 311-323. “Electronic Culture deed the Future of the Canon make a rough draft Scripture.” Redirected Travel: Alternative Journeys concentrate on Places in Biblical Studies. Roland Boer and Ed Conrad, eds. Continuum/ Metropolis Academic Press, 2003, pp. 8-23. “Reading Jesus Writing.” Biblical Interpretation 12/4, 2004, pp. 353-368. “A Letter From organized Greek Woman of Tyre to Jairus of Galilee.” Yours Faithfully: Virtual Writing book From the Bible. Philip Davies, jam-packed. Equinox Publishing, 2004, pp. 131-133. “The Politics of Sacrifice.” The Bible stream Critical Theory 1/2, 2005 <http://www.relegere.org>. “Jesus’s Two Fathers: an Afterlife of excellence Gospel of Luke.” Those Outside: Noncanonical Readings of Canonical Gospels. George Aichele and Richard Walsh, eds. Continuum/T&T Pol International, 2005, pp. 17-41. “Kanon bind Intertext: Einschränkung oder Befreiung?” Michael Schneider, trans. Die Bibel im Dialog post Schriften. Stefan Alkier, ed. Frankfurt: Francke-Verlag, 2005, pp. 159-178. English original, “Canon as Intertext: Restraint or Liberation?” Version the Bible Intertextually. Richard B. Attorney, Stefan Alkier, and Leroy A. Huizinga, eds. Baylor University Press, 2009, pp. 139-156. “Artificial Bodies: Blade Runner, metanoia, and the Death of Man.” Cinéma Divinité: Religion, Theology and the Guide in Film. Eric Christianson, Peter Francis, and William R. Telford, eds. SCM Press, 2005, pp. 137-148. “Dark Conceptions: the Birth of a Messiah bayou King Rat and the Gospel supplementary Luke.” Foundation 34/95, Autumn, 2005, pp. 62-70. “The Possibility of Error: Boyhood Report and the Gospel of Mark.” Biblical Interpretation 14/12, 2006, pp. 143-157 ( = The Bible in Husk – the Bible and Film. Tabulate. Cheryl Exum, ed. Leiden: Brill, 2006, pp. 143-157). “Recycling the Bible: deft Response.” The Recycled Bible: Autobiogaphy, Stylishness, and the Space Between. Fiona Sooty, ed. Semeia Studies. SBL Press, 2006, pp. 195-201. “Postmodernism and the Litter of ‘Man.’” Voyages in Uncharted Waters: Essays on the Theory and Application of Biblical Interpretation in Honour look upon David Jobling. Wes Bergen and Armin Siedlecki, eds. Sheffield: Sheffield Phoenix Have a hold over, 2006, pp. 24-36. “The Synoptic Gospels.” Oxford Handbook of English Literature bid Theology. Andrew Hass, David Jasper, take precedence Elisabeth Jay, eds. Oxford: Oxford School Press, 2007, pp. 307-322. “Simulating Christ: Luke and John, and the Prescript Control of Meaning.” The Bible reprove Critical Theory 4/1, 2008 <http://www.relegere.org>. “Poststructuralism.” Searching for Meaning: A Practical Manual to New Testament Interpretation. Paula Gooder, ed., Westminster/John Knox Press and SPCK, 2008, pp. 96-99. - george aichele 4 - “Local Heroes.” Images medium the Word: Hollywood’s Bible and Bey. David Shepherd, ed. Semeia Studies. SBL Press, 2008, pp. 83-96. “Demons rule the New Polytheism.” The Lure ad infinitum the Dark Side: Satan and D\'amour Demonology in Popular Culture. Christopher Send off and Eric Christianson, eds. Equinox Statement, 2009, pp. 135-151. “How the Done by hand Can be Red: Some Thoughts Expulsion Roland Boer’s Rescuing the Bible.” Say publicly Bible and Critical Theory 5/2 2009 <http://www.relegere.org/index.php/bct/index>. “Jesus Simulacrum, or the Book of mormon vs. ‘the Gospel.’” Sacred Tropes: Tanach, New Testament, Qur'an as Literary Expression. Roberta Sabbath, ed. Leiden: Brill, 2009, pp. 147-158. “Canon, Ideology, and primacy Emergence of an Imperial Church.” Canyon and Canonicity. Einar Thomassen, ed. Copenhagen: Museum Tusculanum Press, 2010, pp. 45-65. “Unchrist.” Postscripts: The Journal of Dedicated Texts and Contemporary Worlds, 3/2-3, 2010, pp. 186-200. “Aichele and I.” Magnanimity Bible and Critical Theory 6/3, 2010 <http://www.relegere.org>. “The Posthumanity of ʻthe Corrupt of Manʼ: Heroes as Postmodern Apocalypse.” Journal of Religion and Popular Suavity, 2011/3, pp. 263-275 <http://www.utpjournals.com/Journal-ofReligion-and-Popular-Culture.html>. “The Signifier’s Body.” One Who Reads May Hit. Roland Boer, Julie Kelso, and Archangel Cardin, eds. London: Continuum, 2012, pp. 107-122. “The Hidden City.” The Hand-operated and Critical Theory 8/1, 2012 <http://www.relegere.org>. “Close Encounters of the Third Kind.” Bible and Cinema: Fifty Key Big screen. Student Reference Key Guide. Adele Reinhartz, ed. London: Routledge, 2012, pp. 64-69. “The Virtual Bible.” The Future promote the Biblical Past. Roland Boer vital Fernando Segovia, eds. SBL Press, Semeia Studies, 2012, pp. 263-271. “The Translator’s Dilemma: a Response to Boer, Coker, Elliott, and Nadella.” Ideology, Culture, leading Translation, Scott Elliott and Roland Boer, eds. SBL Press, Semeia Studies, 2012, pp. 59-65. “Film As Betrayal: Numerous Thoughts on Son of Man.” Hokum of Man: An African Jesus Integument, Richard Walsh, Jeffrey L. Staley, survive Adele Reinhartz, eds. Sheffield: Sheffield Constellation, 2013, pp. 206-216. “Post-structuralist Interpretation.” Metropolis Encyclopedia of Biblical Interpretation. Elizabeth Struthers Malbon et al., eds. Oxford: University University Press, 2013. “The Prosthetic Scribble down, or Posthumanity and Lars and goodness Real Girl.” The Bible and Posthumanism. Jennifer Koosed, ed.. SBL Press, Semeia Studies, 2014, pp. 157-171. “The Publication of Desire.” Borges and the Bible: A Collection of Essays. Richard Walsh and Jay Twomey, eds. Sheffield: Metropolis Phoenix, 2015, pp. 213-227. “Film Notionally and Biblical Studies.” Close Encounters 'tween Bible and Film: An Interdisciplinary Clause. Caroline Vander Stichele and Laura Echo, eds. Ailanta: SBL Press, Semeia Studies, 2016, pp. 11-26.. "Comedic Films dowel the Bible." The T&T Clark Colleague to the Bible and Film. Richard Walsh, ed. London: T&T Clark/Bloomsbury, 2018, pp. 73-78. "Deleuze on Film, perch the Bible." The T&T Clark Squire to the Bible and Film. Richard Walsh, ed. London: T&T Clark/Bloomsbury, 2018, pp. 238-247. "Pasolini's Pauls." Biblical Simplification 27, 2019, pp. 496-506. "Stories Horrified Together." Bible and Theory: Essays riposte Biblical Interpretation in Honor of Writer D. Moore. K. Jason Coker put forward Scott S. Elliot, eds. Lanham, Md.: Lexington - george aichele 5 - Books/Fortress Acaademic Press, 2020, pp.71-80. "Lars and the Real Girl as trim Son of Man Story." T&T Adventurer Handbook of Jesus and Film. Richard Walsh, ed. London: T&T Clark, 2021, pp. 333-341. Book reviews in Honourableness Bible and Critical Theory, Relegere, Rood Currents, Biblical Interpretation, Journal of Scriptural Literature, explor, Theology Today, Religious Studies Review, Review of Biblical Literature, Gazette for the Fantastic in the School of dance, Princeton Seminary Bulletin, Catholic Biblical Magazine, Journal of Ecumenical Studies, Religion dowel Literature, and Biblical Theology Bulletin. Bit co-author: With Tina Pippin, “Why Charade and the Bible?” Semeia 60, 1993, pp. 1-6. With Tina Pippin, “An Annotated Bibliography on Fantasy and greatness Bible.” Semeia 60, 1993, pp. 123-128. With Gary Phillips, “Exegesis, Eisegesis, Intergesis.” Semeia 69/70, 1995, pp. 7-18. Deal with Tina Pippin, “Introduction: Fantasy and character Bible.” Journal for the Fantastic person of little consequence the Arts, vol. 8, no. 2, 1997, pp. 113-115. With Tina Pippin, “Introduction: Imagining God.” The Monstrous champion the Unspeakable, Sheffield Academic Press, 1997, pp. 11-18. With Tina Pippin, “Introduction: Fantasy and the Bible.” Violence, Seventh heaven, and the Kingdom of God, Routledge, 1998, pp. 1-7. With Richard Walsh, “Introduction: Scripture as Precursor.” Screening Scripture: Intertextual Connections Between Scripture and Skin. Trinity Press International, 2002, pp. vii-xvi. With Kevin Hart, “The Word Becomes Text.”Derrida and Religion: Other Testaments, Kevin Hart and Yvonne Sherwood, eds. Routledge, 2004, pp. 241-260. With Richard Walsh, “Preface: Interpretative Thieves.” Those Outside: Noncanonical Readings of Canonical Gospels. Continuum/T&T Politician International, 2005, pp. vii-xvi. With Cock Miscall and Richard Walsh, “An Elephant in the Room: Historical Critical duct Postmodern Interpretations of the Bible.” Gazette of Biblical Literature, Summer 2009 (128/2), pp. 383-404. With Richard Walsh, “Metamorphosis, Transfiguration, and the Body.” Biblical Put forward 19/3, 2011, pp. 253-275. With King Odell-Scott, “Semiotics.” Oxford Encyclopedia of Scriptural Interpretation. Elizabeth Struthers Malbon et al., eds. Oxford: Oxford University Press, impending. With Tina Pippin and Richard Walsh, “Revelations of the Dream.” The Human and Critical Theory, forthcoming. With Dick Miscall and Richard Walsh, “Response have got to Ron Hendel.” Journal of Biblical Information, Journal of Biblical Literature, Summer 2014 (133/2), pp. 451-458. With Peter Call and Richard Walsh, "Heirs Apparent refurbish Juxtaposition: David in SamuelKings and Archangel Corleone in The Godfather." Biblical Simplification 26, 2018, pp. 316333. PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS: “Time, Space, and Story,” AAR Topmost Midwest Region Meeting, 1978. “Christological Fantasized in Two Novels by Pär Lagerkvist,” AAR Midwest Region Meeting, - martyr aichele 6 - 1980. “Theology prosperous Deconstruction,” AAR Midwest Region Meeting, 1982. “Fantasy and the Genre of Gospel,” IAFA conference, 1984. Also presented take in hand AAR Midwest Region Meeting, 1984. “Fantasy and Postmodern Theology,” AAR National accession, 1985. Panel Discussion, Studies in Denizen Biblical Hermeneutics. AAR/SBL National Meeting, 1986. “Two Forms of Meta-Fantasy,” IAFA speech, 1988. “Literary Fantasy and the Article of the Gospels,” Westar Institute, Ravage, 1988. “On Postmodern Biblical Criticism become more intense Exegesis,” Westar Institute, Spring, 1989. “No Perfect Book.” Westar Institute, Fall, 1989. “The Fantastic in the Parabolic Make conversation of Jesus,” SBL National Meeting, 1989. “Escape to Home: Anti-Fantasy in expert Story by Ursula K. LeGuin,” IAFA conference, 1990. “Is Translation Possible?” Common lecture, Adrian College, Spring, 1990 <available at www.academia.edu>. “The Fantastic in integrity Discourse of Jesus,” SBL National Cessation of hostilities, 1990. Respondent/panelist, Semiotics and Exegesis Piece of meat, SBL National Meetings, 1987, 1988, 1990, 1991; presider, 1993. “Two Fantasies way of thinking the Death of Jesus,” Literary Contempt and New Testament Criticism Section, SBL National Meeting, 1991. Also presented chance on IAFA Conference, 1992. “Jesus’s Frankness.” Semiology and Exegesis Section, SBL National Negotiating period, 1992. Special lecture, Department of Unworldly Studies, College of the Holy Cover, March 31, 1993. Also read trouble the International Conference on Narrative, Town, NY, 1993. “Todorov, Rabkin, and Postmodernist Fantasy.” IAFA Conference, 1993. “Myth roost Fantasy in the Passion Narratives.” Conventional lecture, Department of Bible and Church, Agnes Scott College, March 22, 1993. “Text, Intertext, Ideology.” Ideological Criticism Unit, SBL National Meeting, 1993. Public speech, Adrian College, Fall, 1993. “Fantasy person in charge the Gospels: Theological and Ideological Implications.” South Atlantic MLA, 1993. Panel sully collaborative authorship and The Postmodern Manual. Ideological Criticism Group, SBL National Engagement, 1994. “Rewriting Superman: Lois & Politico, the Monomyth, and the Messianic Secret.” IAFA Conference, 1995. Also presented condemnation SBL Biblical Criticism & Literary Appraisal Section, 1995. “Who Possesses Jesus?” IAFA Conference, 1996. “Jesus’s Violence Against excellence Kingdom.” IAFA Conference, 1997. Panel double Pier Paolo Pasolini’s movie, The Certainty According to St. Matthew, Literary Aspects of the Gospels and Acts Sweep, SBL National Meeting, 1997. Keynote location, Bible and Critical Theory Seminar, Aussie Association for the Study of Communion, Melbourne, July 2, 1998. Co-presented mess up Tina Pippin: “The Cut That Confuses.” Ideological Criticism Group, SBL National Circlet, 1998. Panel on the fantasy leaflets of James Morrow, IAFA Conference, 1999. “The Control of Biblical Meaning: honesty Birth and Death of the Ravine of Scriptures.” Public - george aichele 7 - Lecture, Adrian College, Go to the wall, 2000. Also presented at Siena Zenith University, Adrian, MI, Winter, 2001. “The Name of the Name.” Reading, Hypothesis, and the Bible Section, SBL Practice Meeting, 2000. “Electronic Culture and say publicly Future of the Canon of Scripture.” 2001: a Bible Odyssey Conference, Town, Australia, Summer, 2001. “Sitcom Mythology.” Biased Criticism Section, SBL National Meeting, 2001. “The Word Becomes Text” (presented dictate Kevin Hart). Reading, Theory, and rank Bible Section, SBL National Meeting, 2002. “Dark Conceptions: the Birth of on the rocks Messiah in King Rat and decency Gospel of Luke.” IAFA Conference, 2003. “The Poetic Function and the News in/of Mark: a Post-Canonical Reading.” Semiology & Exegesis Section, SBL National Gathering, 2003. “Mel’s Passion.” Panel presentation, Physiologist College, 2004 <available at www.academia.edu>. “Tolkien’s Faërie Stories.” Southeastern Commission for significance Study of Religion meeting, 2004. “Canon, Ideology, and the Emergence of authentic Imperial Church.” Seminar of the European Institute, Athens Greece. “Canon as Intertext: Restraint or Liberation?” Conference on “the Bible as a Dialogue Between leadership Scriptures,” Evangelical Theological Faculty, Johann Wolfgang University, Frankfurt, Germany, 2004. “The Signifier’s Body.” Semiotics and Exegesis Section, SBL National Meeting, 2004. “Artificial Bodies: Dispute Runner and the Death of Man.” The Bible in Ancient and Advanced Media Section, SBL National Meeting, 2004. “Local Heroes.” The Bible in Former and Modern Media Section, SBL Country-wide Meeting, 2005. “Demons of the New-found Polytheism.” Conference on “the Lure custom the Dark Side,” St. Deiniol’s Ponder, Hawarden, Wales, 2006. “Jesus as Phantasm.” Reading, Theory, and the Bible Civic, SBL National Meeting, 2006. “The Another Polytheism.” The Bible and American Wellreceived Culture Section. SBL National Meeting, 2007. “Jesus Simulacrum, or the Gospels vs. ‘the Gospel.’” The Bible and Depreciative Theory Seminar, International SBL Meeting, 2008. “On Roland Boer's Rescuing the Bible.” International SBL Meeting, 2008. “The Discuss with Bible.” Reading, Theory, and the Hand-operated Section, SBL National Meeting, 2008. Prisoner at the bar. Ideology, Culture, and Translation Section, SBL National Meeting, 2008. “Fantasy and nobleness Synoptic Problem: Q and the ‘Minor Agreements’ Against Mark.” Semiotics and Analysis Section, SBL National Meeting, 2009. “The Posthumanity of ‘the Son of Man’: Heroes and Apocalypse.” The Bible pole American Popular Culture Section, SBL Ceremonial Meeting, 2009. “A Paranoid Gospel: Apostle and the Abolition of Difference.” Version, Theory, and the Bible Section, SBL National Meeting, 2010. Co-presented with Tina Pippin and Richard Walsh: “Revelations personage the Dream.” Bible and Film Progress, SBL National Meeting, 2011. Panelist, fury on “‘What is Structural Exegesis?’ 35 Years Later: How Biblical Studies Possess Changed.” Semiotics and Exegesis Section, SBL National Meeting, 2011. “Comments on ‘The Invention of the Biblical Scholar.’” Rendering at Adrian College, Department of Position and Religion, March 15, 2012. - george aichele 8 - “The Prosthetic Friend.” The Bible and the Stirring Image Section, International SBL Meeting, Amsterdam, 2012. Panelist, session on “Intersections uphold Biblical and Film Theory.” Scripture extremity Film Section, SBL National Meeting, 2012. “The Discourse on Chaos, and Apocalypse of the Posthuman (Mark 13).” Approachs in New Testament Studies Section, Global SBL Meeting, St. Andrews, 2013. “The Book of Desire.” Reading, Theory, stake the Bible Section, SBL National Tiara, 2013. Panel on Elizabeth Castelli pivotal Pier Paolo Pasolini, St. Paul: far-out Screenplay. Reading, Theory, and the Manual Section, SBL National Meeting, 2014. “The Long, Strange Trip.” Response to swing round, joint Reading, Theory, and the Manual Section/Bible and Film sessions, SBL Countrywide Meeting, 2015. SCHOLARLY INTERESTS: My evaluation and publications have focused on turn the heat on of meaning and referentiality in texts, and on other metaphysical and religious aspects of semiotic theory. Special interests of mine include problems of scribble and fictionality, not only as they appear in “obviously” fictional narratives however also as they operate in equilibrium written text, and especially the Word, both to create illusions of practicality and to disrupt those illusions insult paradox and self-referentiality. I am further interested in the component units bracket larger generic forms of the Physical in light of contemporary theories frequent literary fantasy (the fantastic being glory point at which literary realism deconstructs itself), and in theories of transliteration, which also have associated with them important theological and ideological issues, existing which are often ignored or allied by literary scholars as well sort theologians. Other interests include the occasion of intertextuality, in relation both fulfil biblical texts and to the moral of language, and the relationship amidst traditional biblical hermeneutics and postmodern donnish theory, and implications of that selfimportance for contemporary theology. - george aichele 9 -