Susan Ashbrook Harvey Source Confirmed

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Researcher

John Brown University

faculty

14 h-index 147 pubs 1,850 cited

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Dr. Susan Ashbrook Harvey's scholarship encompasses historical, linguistic, and religious studies, with a particular focus on the Byzantine world and ancient Syriac Christianity. Her work integrates archaeological findings and biblical interpretation to explore social dynamics and religious practices in Rome and Byzantium. Harvey's research delves into the roles and experiences of women, exemplified in publications examining strategies for remembering women in ancient Syriac Christianity and contextual narratives of women's voices. Recent contributions also include analyses of emotional expression in Byzantium and explorations of asceticism within societies facing periods of crisis.

Metrics

h-index: 14
Publications: 147
Citations: 1,850

Selected Publications

Voices Sung: Women’s Voices in Contextual Narratives (2025) DOI
Singing Women: Portraits and Meanings (2025) DOI
Singing Voices, Voices Sung: Performance, Genre, Biblical Models (2025) DOI
Singing Voices: Women Among the Assembly (2025) DOI
Singing Voices: Women Among the Assembly (2025) DOI
Singing Voices: Women’s Ministry, Women’s Authority (2025) DOI
Models for Laity, Models for Faith (2025) DOI
Introduction: A Forgotten History (2025) DOI
Singer of the Word of God: Ephrem the Syrian and his Significance in Late Antiquity. By Sebastian P. Brock. Sebastianyotho 1. Piscataway, N.J.: Gorgias, 2020. x + 380 pp. $179.00 cloth. (2021) DOI