Andrew DunstanKarl Barth's Analogy of Beauty
Its Basis and Implications for Theological Aesthetics
Andrew DunstanKarl Barth's Analogy of Beauty
Its Basis and Implications for Theological Aesthetics
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This book provides the first comprehensive examination of Karl Barth's view of beauty.
Andrew Dunstan (DPhil, University of Oxford) is Lecturer in Systematic Theology at Malyon Theological College, the Australian College of Theology.
Preface
Introduction
Part I: Analogia Gloriae
1 Barth's Concept of Analogy (1919-1968)
2 Barth's Concept of Natural Revelation (1919-1968)
3 Barth's Analogia Gloriae (1940)
Part II: Analogia Pulchritudinis
4 Antecedents: Barth's Rudimentary Analogy of Theological, Ecclesial and
Worldly Beauty (1919-1940)
5 Climax: Barth's Comprehensive Analogy of Theological, Ecclesial and
Worldly Beauty in Church Dogmatics §31.3 (1940)
6 Final Confirmation: Barth's Continuing Analogy of Theological, Ecclesial
and Worldly Beauty (1940-1968)
Part III: Significance
7 Implications for Contemporary Theological Aesthetics
Conclusion
References
Index