Professor Wendy Mayer
Emeritus Professor, University of Divinity
Wendy is a Fellow of the Australian Academy of the Humanities and known internationally for her research on early Christian preaching and the life and works of the eastern church father and preacher John Chrysostom. Her research currently embraces two additional strands: the reception of Greek medicine in Christian thought in Late Antiquity; and the root causes of religious conflict and radicalisation in both past and present.
Research areas: Early Christianity, Late Antiquity, Homiletics, Liturgy, Sociology/Psychology of Religion, Church History
Research areas: Early Christianity, Late Antiquity, Homiletics, Liturgy, Sociology/Psychology of Religion, Church History
Email
ua.ude.ytinivid@reyamw
Research supervision
Research areas: Early Christianity, Late Antiquity, Homiletics, Liturgy, Sociology/Psychology of Religion, Church History
See also Researcher Curriculum Vitae: Wendy Mayer
Qualifications in detail
- Bachelor of Arts (University of Adelaide, 1979)
- Bachelor of Arts (Hons) (University of Queensland, 1991), University Medal
- Doctor of Philosophy (University of Queensland, 1996)
- FAHA
Papers and publications
For a complete list of Dr Mayer’s publications see http://alc.academia.edu/WendyMayerFAHA
