T&T Clark Studies in Canon
About the series
T&T Clark Studies in Canon publishes scholarly volumes focused on the biblical canon from within the
Judeo-Christian tradition. The books in the series examine the biblical canon as a foundational context
within which Jewish and Christian scriptural texts were collected, received, interpreted, and given
authority. The series focuses on the formation, function, and significance of the canon and publishes
single-authored and edited volumes that offer constructive accounts of the biblical canon(s).
The volumes published in the series address a variety of literary, ritual, socio-historical, hermeneutical,
and theological concerns and the series cultivates interdisciplinary research that intentionally engages
the canon by addressing issues including: patristics, paratextual and text-critical data, manuscript
evidence, reception history, materiality, theological (including specifically biblical theology), and
hermeneutics. The series welcomes volumes primarily from scholars in the fields of Old and New
Testament, Patristics, and Systematic, Liturgical and Historical Theology.
The series is seeking authors from all backgrounds, and is actively seeking scholarly monographs from
established and emerging scholars, as well as focused edited collections. The primary readership is
scholars of biblical studies and theology, but the series will also have appeal to pastors and advanced
students of biblical studies.
Series editors:
Darian Lockett, Professor of New Testament,
Talbot School of Theology, USA:
darian.lockett@biola.edu
Tomas Bokedal, Associate Professor of New
Testament and Early Christianity, NLA
University College, Norway:
tomas.bokedal@nla.no
https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/academic/biblical-studies/
T&T Clark Studies in Canon
Series Editorial Board
Stephen Chapman, Daniel Driver, Mark
Gignilliat, David Lincicum, Brittany Melton,
Walter Moberly, Karl-Wilhelm Niebuhr, Beth
Stovell, Külli Tõniste
In-house T&T Clark editor: Dominic Mattos,
Senior Publisher,
dominic.mattos@bloomsbury.com
T&T Clark Studies in Canon publishes scholarly volumes focused on the biblical canon from within the
Judeo-Christian tradition. The books in the series examine the biblical canon as a foundational context
within which Jewish and Christian scriptural texts were collected, received, interpreted, and given
authority. The series focuses on the formation, function, and significance of the canon and publishes
single-authored and edited volumes that offer constructive accounts of the biblical canon(s).
The volumes published in the series address a variety of literary, ritual, socio-historical, hermeneutical,
and theological concerns and the series cultivates interdisciplinary research that intentionally engages
the canon by addressing issues including: patristics, paratextual and text-critical data, manuscript
evidence, reception history, materiality, theological (including specifically biblical theology), and
hermeneutics. The series welcomes volumes primarily from scholars in the fields of Old and New
Testament, Patristics, and Systematic, Liturgical and Historical Theology.
The series is seeking authors from all backgrounds, and is actively seeking scholarly monographs from
established and emerging scholars, as well as focused edited collections. The primary readership is
scholars of biblical studies and theology, but the series will also have appeal to pastors and advanced
students of biblical studies.
Series editors:
Darian Lockett, Professor of New Testament,
Talbot School of Theology, USA:
darian.lockett@biola.edu
Tomas Bokedal, Associate Professor of New
Testament and Early Christianity, NLA
University College, Norway:
tomas.bokedal@nla.no
https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/academic/biblical-studies/
T&T Clark Studies in Canon
Series Editorial Board
Stephen Chapman, Daniel Driver, Mark
Gignilliat, David Lincicum, Brittany Melton,
Walter Moberly, Karl-Wilhelm Niebuhr, Beth
Stovell, Külli Tõniste
In-house T&T Clark editor: Dominic Mattos,
Senior Publisher,
dominic.mattos@bloomsbury.com
Publisert i Co-editing the T&T Clark Studies in Canon monograph series, 2026
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