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About the researcher: David Clough
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Title:
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Professor of Theological Ethics
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Department:
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Theology and Religious Studies
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Field:
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Theological Ethics
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Location:
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University of Chester, Chester CH1 4BJ
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Phone:
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01244 511044
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Email:
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d.clough@chester.ac.uk
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Fax:
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01244 392779
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Departmental web page
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Researcher page on Academia.edu
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Research interests:
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My current research is on the theological place of animals: human and non-human. My latest book_On Animals I: Systematic Theology_ (T & T Clark, 2012) sets out a structured account of where animals (human and non-human) belong in Christian doctrine. The second volume of the monograph will be _On Animals II: Theological Ethics_. My previous book, _Creaturely Theology: On God, Humans and Animals_ (SCM, 2009), co-edited with Celia Deane-Drummond, explored a range of aspects of what it might mean to take animals seriously in theological thinking.
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Teaching interests:
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My passion for theology is focussed at the interface of theological ethics and systematic theology, and I try to infect others with this enthusiasm through my research and teaching. I supervise Ph. D. projects in theological ethics and systematic theology, and especially welcome those that work at the borders between the two.
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Animals |
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Vegetarianism
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dictionary article from the New Dictionary of Christian Apologetics (2006)
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Karl Barth |
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Methodism |
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War and peace |
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