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Academic Curriculum Vitae
Name:
Dr Tim BULKELEY ([email protected])
Present Position:
Old Testament Lecturer, Carey Baptist College
Honorary Lecturer in Theology, University of Auckland
Academic Qualifications:
1981 PhD Theology (University of Glasgow)
1977 MA Theology (University of Oxford)
1973 BA (Hons)Theology (University of Oxford)
1970 BSc (Hons) General Science - Psychology (University of Leicester)
Promotions and distinctions:
1982 Professeur associé
1986 Professeur
2002 Distinguished Teaching Award: University of Auckland
Past Appointments:
1973-1974 V.S.B. Belfast: Volunteer
1974-1977 Upper Studley Baptist Church; Minister
1980-1992 Baptist Missionary Society; Missionary,
Faculté de théologie protestante au Zaire, Lecturer
Taught as "visitor" at:
Ecole baptiste de théologie, Yakusu, Zaire;
Faculté de théologie kimbanguiste, Lutendele, Zaire;
Faculté de théologie réformée au Kasai, Kananga, Zaire;
Dept of Biblical Studies University of Sheffield, England;
Scottish Baptist College, Glasgow, Scotland
Honours
Distinguished Teaching Award 2001 (University of Auckland)
Research activities/interests:
Multimedia Bible Commentary; the poetics of the Hebrew Bible, especially rhetorical and
readerly approaches to the prophetic corpus; the use of "prose particles" in Classical
Hebrew; Missiological readings of the Bible.
Publications:
2002
'Commentary beyond the Codex: Hypertext and the Art of Biblical Commentary' in Johann
Cook (ed.) Bible and Computer Leiden: Brill, 2002, 641-651
2001
'Post Modern Bible Commentary Project' Journal of Biblical Studies
[http://journalofbiblicalstudies.org/issue4.html] 1:4
Review of Mark G. Brett Genesis: Procreation and the politics of identity. Pacifica 14, 328330
Review of Abma, R. Bonds of Love: Studies of Prophetic Texts with Marriage Imagery
(Isaiah 50: 1-3 and 54: 1-10, Hosea 1-3, Jeremiah 2-3) Studia Semitica Neerlandica 40. RBL
Online Edition
2000
"Where do you read." in Mission without Christendom: exploring the site, essays for Brian
Smith (Carey Studies in Theology) Auckland: Carey Baptist College, 13-22
Review of Baker, David W., and Bill T. Arnold The Face of Old Testament Studies: A Survey
of Contemporary Approaches RBL Online Edition
1999
"Cohesion, Rhetorical Purpose and the Poetics of Coherence in Amos 3" ABR XLVII 1999
pp.16-28
1995
Etudions l’Ancien Testament. (Manuel Africain de théologie, 2) Kinshasa: Université
Protestante au Zaire (Book)
1992
"Appropriate Theology: Reflections on Theological Education in Zaire", Baptist Ministers'
Journal 240 1992 pp.15-16 (Short Note)
1991
"The Long and the Short of it: Two Recent Commentaries on the Book of Amos" JSOT 51
1991 pp.119-121 (Review article)
1990
"Qui me parlera de Dieu ma mère? Dieu comme mère dans Es 40ss et dans la pensée de
quelques pères de l'Eglise" RZTP IV 1990 pp.83-92 (Article)
1989
"Formation spirituelle dans l'éducation théologique: un projet oecuménique et son contexte
locale" RZTP III 1989 pp.107-115 (Article)
Etudions... le livre du prophète Amos, Kinshasa, FTPZ, 1989 (Book)
1988
"Le texte biblique et le contexte africain" RZTP II 1988 pp.11-17 (Article)
1986
"Une lecture féministe, l'analyse structurelle et l'aperçu d'un scribe juif." RZTP I 1986 pp.173181 (Article)
1984
"Are the Two Creation Stories in Genesis Sexist" BTA VI,11 Supplément 1984 pp.111-119
(Article)
Papers:
2002
"Less is more? Kicking content dependency" plenary address to University of Auckland:
Talking about Teaching Showcase
"Coherence: An Essay in the Poetics of Prophecy" Aotearoa New Zealand Association for
Biblical Studies
"Hanging together or standing separately: the poetics of coherence in prophetic texts" ACTE
Research Seminar
2001
"Postmodern Bible Hypertext Commentary Project: Report and Prospect for Collaborative
Electronic Publishing" Society for Biblical Literature, Denver
"Hypertext and commentary writing: the Postmodern Bible Commentary project" Computing
Arts 2001: Digital Resources for Research in the Humanities, Sydney
"Bible3: a proposal concerning the Postmodern Bible commentary project" Aotearoa New
Zealand Association for Biblical Studies, Auckland
2000
"Commentary beyond the Codex" Association internationale Bible et informatique,
Stellenbosch, South Africa
1997
“Post-Modern Bible: ‘You couldn’t have done that with a mere-smear codex’” Faculty
Research Seminar, ACTE, University of Auckland
1996
"L’auteur est mort but won’t lie down: Reflections on resurrection as metaphor in the theory
of textuality, with reference to reading Amos." Narrative and Metaphor Across the
Disciplines, University of Auckland
1994
"Whispers in Gath: the role of death in the telling of David’s story in Samuel-Kings", NZASR,
Hamilton
"What is David Doing?: 2 Samuel 12:13ff, Death as a Key to Dividing David’s Story" ACTE
Biblical Studies Seminar
1992
"Social Crisis and the Development of Protestant Higher Education in Zaire", Centre for the
Study of Christianity in the Non-western World, Edinburgh. (Invited lecture)
1990
"Drama, Rhetoric and Reading the Book of Amos", Ralph Atkinson Memorial Lecture,
Barnsley, UK. (Invited lecture)
1989
"Prose Particles and Percentages: Three Chapters of Ezekiel as a Test Case", 13th
Congress of the International Association for the Study of the Old Testament, Leuven,
Belgium.
1986
"The Structure of the Book of Amos and the Day of the Lord", International Meeting of the
Society for Biblical Literature, Jerusalem, Israel.
Various papers in French delivered in Zaïre during 1982-1991 are not included here.