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F. Segovia received his Ph.D. degree from the University of Notre
Dame in 1978, began his teaching career at Marquette University (1977-1984),
and joined the Vanderbilt faculty in 1984. Professor Segovia's teaching
and research encompass Early Christian Origins, Theological Studies,
and Cultural Studies. As a biblical critic, his interests include:
Johannine Studies; method and theory; ideological criticism; the history
of the discipline and its construction of early Christian antiquity.
As a theologian, his interests include: non-Western Christian theologies,
especially from Latin American and the Caribbean; and minority Christian
theologies in the West, especially from U.S. Hispanic Americans. As
a cultural critic, his interests include: postcolonial studies; minority
studies; Diaspora studies. Professor Segovia has served on the editorial
boards of a variety of academic journals, has worked as consultant
for foundations and publishing houses, and has lectured widely both
nationally and internationally. He is also a past president of the
Academy of Catholic Hispanic Theologians in the United States.
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