Luísa Andrade Enabnit
Primary Area: Systematic Theology
- landrade@nd.edu
Biography
A native of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Luísa Andrade Enabnit is a PhD student in Systematic Theology at the University of Notre Dame, where she also received a B.A. in Philosophy and Theology and an M.T.S. in Systematic Theology. She is currently researching time and memory as theological loci, drawing especially upon Augustine, post-Bergsonian French Spiritualism, and Phenomenology. Other ongoing projects include an investigation of Pierre Rousselot’s and Maurice Blondel’s Christological account of the human intellect and an exposition of the figure of the Saint in George Bernanos’ novels.
Research Interests
Theological Anthropology, Christian Mysticism and Spirituality, Metaphysics, Religion and Literature, Catholic Intellectual Tradition in Modern France
Education
- B.A. (Philosophy and Theology) University of Notre Dame
- M.T.S. (Systematic Theology) University of Notre Dame