I divide my energy between the Parish of Abingdon-on-Thames (where I’m Associate Priest; don’t worry, they’ll include me on the web page someday) and Oriel College, Oxford University (where I tutor in New Testament topics). I also write books and essays, give presentations at conferences and parishes, and preach — please feel free to contact me at akm dot adam at gmail dot com, if you’re interested in arranging something.
Books
Looking Through a Glass Bible, ed. A. K. M. Adam and Samuel Tongue (Brill, 2014).
James: A Handbook on the Greek Text (Baylor University Press, 2013).
Faithful Interpretation (Fortress Press, 2006).
Reading Scripture With The Church, with Stephen Fowl, Kevin Vanhoozer, and Francis Watson (Baker Academic, 2006).
Postmodern Interpretations of the Bible (editor), (Chalice Press, 2001).
Handbook of Postmodern Biblical Interpretation (editor and contributor), (Chalice Press, 2000).
Flesh and Bones: Sermons. (Wipf and Stock, 2001).
A Grammar for New Testament Greek, (Abingdon, 1998).
What Is Postmodern Biblical Criticism? (Fortress Press, 1995).
Making Sense of New Testament Theology (Mercer Univ.Press, 1995: rep. Wipf and Stock, 2005).
Essays
- “Should We Be Teaching the Historical Critical Method?” with Ascough, R., Gravett, S., Hunt, A., Martin, D., Wimberly, E. and Yang, S. A. Teaching Theology & Religion 12: 162–187.
- “Interpreting the Bible at the horizon of virtual new worlds,” in The Bible in Ancient and Modern Media: Story and Performance. Biblical performance criticism Hearon, H.E. and Ruge-Jones, P. and Boomershine, T.E. (eds.). Cascade Books, Eugene, USA, pp. 159-173.
- “Technology and Religion,” forthcoming in Introduction to the Study of Religion, ed. Paul Myhre. Anselm Academic, Winona, USA, pp. 164-175.
- “History and Theory of Theological Interpretation of the New Testament,” in Searching for Meaning: An Introduction to Interpreting the New Testament, ed. Paula Gooder. SPCK, Louisville, USA, pp. 120-127.
- “Reading the Bible in a Sea of Signs,” Reflections (Spring 2008), 52-57.
- “Postmodern Biblical Criticism,” in the New Interpreter’s Dictionary of the Bible, ed. Katharine Sakenfeld. Abingdon.
- “The Way From No Way,” Word and World 27 (2007), 257-264.
- “Critique post-moderne,” Nouvelles Lectures Bibliques, ed. André Lacocque (Paris: Bayard Presse, 2005).
- “Rhetoric, Postmodernism, and Theological Education: What Has Vincennes to Do With Athens or Jerusalem?”, in To Teach, To Delight, and to Move: Integrating Theological Education, ed. David S.Cunningham (Eugene, OR: Cascade Books, 2005), 61-82.
- “Integral and Differential Hermeneutics,” in The Meanings We Choose, Charles Cosgrove, ed. (New York:T & T Clark, 2004) 24-38.
- “This Is Not a Bible,” in New Paradigms for Bible Study: The Bible in the Third Millennium, ed. Robert Fowler et al. (Philadelphia: Trinity Press International, 2004) 3-20.
- “Practicing the Disseminary: Technology Lessons from Napster,” Teaching Theology and Religion 5/1
(2002) 10-16. - “Walk This Way: Difference, Repetition, and the Imitation of Christ,” Interpretation 55 (2001) 19-33.
- “Author,” Handbook for Postmodern Biblical Criticism, A. K. M. Adam, ed. (St. Louis: Chalice Press
2000) 8-13. - “Post-modern Biblical Criticism,” Dictionary of Biblical Interpretation, ed. John Hayes. Vol. 2.
(Abingdon: 1999) 305-309. - “Deconstruction and Exegesis,” in Neutestamentliche Exegesen Interdisziplinär, ed. Stefan Alkier and
Ralph Brucker (Tübingen: Francke Verlag, 1998), 99-110. - “Reading Matthew as Cultural Criticism,” SBL 1997 Seminar Papers (1997), 253-272.
- “Docetism, Käsemann, and Christology,” Scottish Journal of Theology 49/4 (1996), 391-410.
- “According to Whose Law? Josephus, Aristobulus, and the Nomoi tôn Ioudaiôn,” Journal for the
Study of Pseudepigrapha 14 (1996), 15-21. - “Twisting to Destruction,” Perspectives on New Testament Ethics: Essays in Honor of Dan O. Via,
Perspectives in Religious Studies 23/2 (1996), 215-222. - “Disciples Together, Constantly,” in Homosexuality and Christian Community, ed. C. Leong Seow
(Louisville: Westminster/John Knox, 1996), 123-132. - “Of the Jews, To the Gentiles: A New Generation in Pauline Studies,” Anglican Theological Review 77
(1995), 232-238. - “Docetism,” in the Early Christian On-Line Encyclopedia. Anthony Beavers, ed. (electronic
publication; accessed 6/6/2003). - “Matthew’s Readers, Power, and Ideology,” SBL 1994 Seminar Papers (1994) 435-449.
- “The Future of Our Allusions,” SBL 1992 Seminar Papers (1992), 5-13.
- “The Sign of Jonah: A Fish-Eye View,” Semeia 51 (1990), 177-191.
- “Biblical Theology and the Problem of Modernity,” Horizons in Biblical Theology 12 (1990), 1-17.