Gabrielle Kelly is a Dominican Sister, a member of Holy Cross Dominican Congregation in Adelaide, South Australia. After qualifying in the teaching of English as a Second/Foreign Language, she worked with refugees, migrants and overseas students in a variety of adult language-learning establishments in South Australia. She has also taught English in China and Indonesia. At the University of Adelaide, Gabrielle taught discipline- specific language courses to foreign post-graduate students. she is curently involved in justice, peace and interfaith concerns.
'Teachers of all levels of expertise and experience will find English, but also enlightening on the relationship between language, the content of a field of study, and the cultures of learners and teachers. A valuable and long-awaited resource!' - Margaret Cargill, Senior Lecturer, Adelaide graduate Centre, The University of Adelaide, South Australia. 'A fascinating first! This is a highly intelligent book which will be of real help to students trying to find a way into theological language.' - Timothy Radcliffe OP, former Master of the Dominican Order. 'English for Theology is a book I have needed and sought for years. This is an accessible resource for those learning and teaching theology. The book includes a wide range of reading and language skills, and demonstrates how theological argument is developed. Thanks for such a valuable contribution for new-English-speaking and longer-users of English.' - Janette Gray, RSM, Lecturer, United Faculty of Theology, University of Melbourne.
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