Jesse Scott

MA Student
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Education

MA, Philosophy, Kings College London
BSc, Neuroscience and Philosophy, Dalhousie University


About

I am a Master’s student in early medieval history with an interest in Carolingian religious and monastic culture. My thesis project, tentatively titled: “Hidden from men, known to God”: Secrecy and virtue in eremitic normative texts, c. 830-940, explores the portrayal of permissible miracle production by recluses and hermits in early medieval hagiography and monastic rules. My research aims to provide a new look at the soteriological role of eremitism at, and after, the end of the Carolingian empire.


Research

Research Interests:

  • Political theology
  • Late antique and early medieval history
  • Cultural history
  • Religious history

Awards

Recipient of the Conway Summer Travel Scholarship in German History


Graduate Supervision

Professor Courtney Booker


Jesse Scott

MA Student
file_download Download CV
Thematic Research Area
Regional Research Area
Education

MA, Philosophy, Kings College London
BSc, Neuroscience and Philosophy, Dalhousie University


About

I am a Master’s student in early medieval history with an interest in Carolingian religious and monastic culture. My thesis project, tentatively titled: “Hidden from men, known to God”: Secrecy and virtue in eremitic normative texts, c. 830-940, explores the portrayal of permissible miracle production by recluses and hermits in early medieval hagiography and monastic rules. My research aims to provide a new look at the soteriological role of eremitism at, and after, the end of the Carolingian empire.


Research

Research Interests:

  • Political theology
  • Late antique and early medieval history
  • Cultural history
  • Religious history

Awards

Recipient of the Conway Summer Travel Scholarship in German History


Graduate Supervision

Professor Courtney Booker


Jesse Scott

MA Student
Thematic Research Area
Regional Research Area
Education

MA, Philosophy, Kings College London
BSc, Neuroscience and Philosophy, Dalhousie University

file_download Download CV
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I am a Master’s student in early medieval history with an interest in Carolingian religious and monastic culture. My thesis project, tentatively titled: “Hidden from men, known to God”: Secrecy and virtue in eremitic normative texts, c. 830-940, explores the portrayal of permissible miracle production by recluses and hermits in early medieval hagiography and monastic rules. My research aims to provide a new look at the soteriological role of eremitism at, and after, the end of the Carolingian empire.

Research keyboard_arrow_down

Research Interests:

  • Political theology
  • Late antique and early medieval history
  • Cultural history
  • Religious history
Awards keyboard_arrow_down

Recipient of the Conway Summer Travel Scholarship in German History

Graduate Supervision keyboard_arrow_down

Professor Courtney Booker