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Alumnus/Alumna profile

Lucas Cober

Lucas's doctoral research focused on disabled characters in biblical stories, and how interpretations of those characters ignore their complexity in favour of reinforcing an abelist narrative that exists to stigmatize and marginalize disabled people in the world today. He also works on children's picture bibles and biblical imagery in popular culture.

Thesis supervisor: Carly Daniel-Hughes and Naftali Cohn

Thesis title: "Without Blemish or Defect:" Disability and Biblical Interpretation

Publications

  • (Un)Diagnosing Religious Experience: Divine Encounters in Battlestar Galactica, in "Representations of Disability in Science Fiction," Forthcoming from Vernon Press
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