Scott Huntly
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Email
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Location
Colchester Campus
Profile
Biography
Scott is a PhD candidate and GTA in the department of Government, where he teaches political theory and researches faith-based political discourse using an approach based on the Essex School of Discourse Analysis. Before coming to the University of Essex, Scott was a full time lecturer in government and politics at FE level, and also taught media and cultural studies for a number of years at HE level. He is an associate fellow of the Higher Education Academy and currently teaches on the following modules: GV250 Principles of Social Justice GV254 Ethics and Public Policy
Research and professional activities
Thesis
A Crisis of Faith: the Political Logics of Evangelicalism after Trump
Supervisor: Professor David Howarth
Research interests
Theories and methods of discourse analysis
The political discourse of faith-based movements and organisations
The discourse of free speech, fundamentalisms, and culture wars
Political theories of the body, senses and affect
Contact
Location:
Colchester Campus
Working pattern:
Student Support Hours: Friday 10 - 11am