Michael Nausner

Michael Nausner (* 1965 in Vienna , Austria ) is a Protestant Methodist theologian .

Life

After finishing school, Nausner studied Protestant theology at the Methodist Theological University in Reutlingen (University of Applied Sciences) (1986–1988). He then went to Sweden as a student , where he studied at Uppsala University . For further studies he moved to Drew University in Madison , where he graduated in 2005 with a doctorate in philosophy. From 2005 to 2017 Nausner was Professor of Systematic Theology at the Theological University in Reutlingen . Since autumn 2017 he works in the research unit of the Church of Sweden.

Postcolonial Theologies, Divinity and Empire , St. Louis, 2004 (in collaboration with Catherine Keller and Mayra Rivera)
Church life in the Methodist tradition, perspectives from three continents , Göttingen 2010
The long shadows of Nefertiti. Postcolonial theory and theology in Germany, in: Concilium 49 (2013) 200-209
Home as a borderland. Territories of Christian subjectivity, in: Nehring, Andreas / Wiesgickl, Simon (eds.): Postkoloniale Theologen. Biblical hermeneutic and cultural studies contributions (ReligionsKulturen 11) Stuttgart: Kohlhammer 2013 187-202
Colonial Heritage and Theology. Postcolonial theory as a resource for German-language theology, in: Salzburger Theologische Zeitschrift 17 (2013) 1, 65-83
In the border area of transformation. Reflections on the participatory dimension of prayer, in: Johan Hafner, Julia Enxing, André Munzinger (eds.), Gebetslogik. Reflections from an interdenominational perspective, Leipzig, 2016
A Theology of Participation (Reutlinger Contributions to Theology, No. 2) Leipzip, 2020

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