Tina Beattie

Institution University of Roehampton

Position Professor of Catholic Studies and Director of Catherine of Siena College

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Email Address t.beattie@roehampton.ac.uk

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Prior Educational Background

PhD, University of Bristol 1998

Research Interests

Culture and Ethics
Environmental/Ecological Ethics
Feminist, Womanist, or Mujerista Ethics
Gender and Sexual Ethics
Human Rights
Postcolonial/Decolonial Theologies
Social Ethics
Virtue Ethics
War, Peace, and Peacebuilding

Past Events

Sarajevo 2018
Trent 2010

Recent Publications

2018 Visions and Vocations: Catholic Women Speak (co-edited collection with Diana Culbertson) (Mahwah NJ: Paulist Press)
2017 ’Dignity, Difference and Rights – a Gendered Theological Analysis’, Louvain Studies 40: 58-81.
2016 ‘Maternal Well-Being in Sub-Saharan Africa: From Silent Suffering to Human Flourishing’ in Orobator Agbonkhianmeghe (ed.), The Church We Want: African Catholics Look to Vatican III (Maryknoll NY: Orbis Books)
2016 ‘Transforming Time: The Maternal Church and the Pilgrimage of Faith’, Ecclesiology, Vol. 12, Issue 1: 54-72.
2016 ‘Repairing the sacred canopy – a reflection on the symbolic anthropology of church documents from the Council to Mulieris Dignitatem’ in Marinella Perroni and Hervé Legrand (eds) We Have Something to Say: Theologians Re-read Vatican II (Edizioni Paoline, Rome, Saggistica series)
2015 ‘Dignity Beyond Rights: Human Development in the Context of the Capabilities Approach and Catholic Social Teaching’, Australian eJournal of Theology, Vol. 22, Issue 3, 2015.
2015 ‘The Theological Study of Gender’ in Adrian Thatcher (ed) The Oxford Handbook of the Study of Theology, Sexuality and Gender (Oxford: Oxford University Press)
2014 ‘Whose Rights, Which Rights? – The United Nations, the Vatican, Gender and Sexual and Reproductive Rights’, Heythrop Journal, Vol. 55, Issue 6: pp. 979-1112
2013 ‘The Vanishing Absolute and the Deconsecrated God – a theological reflection on revelation, law, and human dignity’ in Christopher McCrudden (ed.) Understanding Human Dignity (London and Oxford: British Academy and Oxford University Press)
2013 Theology after Postmodernity: Divining the Void – a Lacanian Reading of Thomas Aquinas (Oxford and New York: Oxford University Press)

Professional Activities and Affiliations

Member of the European Society for Catholic Theology
Member and former President of the Catholic Theological Association of Great Britain
Member of the Society for the Study of Theology Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts (FRSA)
Member of the Society of Authors

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