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- Book Title
- How to Read Karl Barth
- Publication Name
- How to Read Karl Barth
- Title
- How to Read Karl Barth
- Subtitle
- The Shape of His Theology
- Format
- Trade Paperback
- ISBN-10
- 0195083695
- EAN
- 9780195083699
- ISBN
- 9780195083699
- Publisher
- Oxford University Press, Incorporated
- Genre
- Religion
- Release Year
- 1993
- Release Date
- 01/07/1993
- Language
- English
- Country/Region of Manufacture
- US
- Item Height
- 1in
- Item Length
- 5.5in
- Item Width
- 8.2in
- Item Weight
- 14.4 Oz
- Publication Year
- 1993
- Type
- Textbook
- Features
- Reprint
- Topic
- Christian Theology / Systematic, Christian Theology / General
- Number of Pages
- 320 Pages
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This perceptive study of the Protestant theologian Karl Barth decodes the most cryptic and elusive patterns of Barth's dialectic. Hunsinger here advances a new and authoritative interpretation of barth's mature theology, and places Barth's work in relation to contemporary discussions of truth, justified belief, double agency, and religious pluralism.Offering a fresh reading of the Church Dogmatics, Hunsinger uncovers a series of thought-forms that pervade and underlie Barth's work. He abandons the attempt to find one definite 'key' or 'central' concept in Barth's massive 10,000 page opus and instead presents a sophisticated array of motifs that serve as a guide to understanding the many facets of Barth's thought. How to Read Karl Barth offers a powerful account of the coherence of that multi-volumed work as a whole. Barth's thought
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Publisher
Oxford University Press, Incorporated
ISBN-10
0195083695
ISBN-13
9780195083699
eBay Product ID (ePID)
1134590
Product Key Features
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Features
Reprint
Topic
Christian Theology / Systematic, Christian Theology / General
Publication Year
1993
Type
Textbook
Genre
Religion
Number of Pages
320 Pages
Dimensions
Item Length
5.5in
Item Height
1in
Item Width
8.2in
Item Weight
14.4 Oz
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Reprint
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"Useful and important....Even those who dissent from Barth (or Hunsinger's reading of Barth) will find this book indispensable."--Cross Currents, "A quite splendid and original book to be read and re-read by those who want to understand Barth."--Expository Times, "Hunsinger hopes to advance Barthian studies by deepening our understanding of Barth's own modes of thought. He briefly shows how certain earlier authors, while providing valuable insights, failed to grasp Barth's complexity. Since Hunsinger himself succeeds in grasping Barth's uhought to afine degree, I anticipate that this book will become a standard text."--The Christian Century, "If there are prizes for how-to books, George Hunsinger's should win the chutzpah category hands down....Hunsinger, who has written previously about the political implications of Barth's thought, now gives us something salutary and timely: a solid, scholarly overview of Barth doing what Barthdoes best--dogmatic theology--and what the church especially needs today."--Commonweal, "Brings a rare thoroughness and carefulness to the daunting work of Barthinterpretation....He admirably and aptly accounts for the complexity andrichness of Barth. I anticipate How to Read Karl Barth will become a standardtext that one will ignore at the peril of faulty Nachdenken and shallowcriticism."--Journal of Religion, "It is often a work of art in itself, with a texture and depth as richlynuanced as the gallery it depicts....Nothing less than luminous."--FirstThings, "Hunsinger hopes to advance Barthian studies by deepening ourunderstanding of Barth's own modes of thought. He briefly shows how certainearlier authors, while providing valuable insights, failed to grasp Barth'scomplexity. Since Hunsinger himself succeeds in grasping Barth's uhought to afine degree, I anticipate that this book will become a standard text."--TheChristian Century, "With this book George Hunsinger establishes himself not only as a leading Barth interpreter, but as one of the keenest minds of his generation working in doctrinal theology....[He] has moved Barth interpretation a major step forward. Lucid, tightly reasoned, elegantly structured and fluently written, this book rewards repeated reading. Not for connoisseurs of Barth only, the theological issues it addresses are so fundamental to any theology that students needing an introduction or pastors wanting a refresher course need look no further."-- The Princeton Seminary Bulletin "A quite splendid and original book to be read and re-read by those who want to understand Barth."-- Expository Times "Brings a rare thoroughness and carefulness to the daunting work of Barth interpretation....He admirably and aptly accounts for the complexity and richness of Barth. I anticipate How to Read Karl Barth will become a standard text that one will ignore at the peril of faulty Nachdenken and shallow criticism."-- Journal of Religion "In 30 years of studying the theology of Karl Barth, I have never come across so illuminating a treatment of Barth's thought. This book is absolutely indispensable for anyone attempting to understand Barth's way of doing theology, and it will be of immense help to those seeking to take full advantage of the contribution Barth has yet to make to Christian theology in our day."-- Theological Studies "Useful and important....Even those who dissent from Barth (or Hunsinger's reading of Barth) will find this book indispensable."-- Cross Currents, Brings a thoroughness and carefulness to the daunting work of Barth interpretation ... He admirably and aptly accounts for the complexity and richness of Barth., "In 30 years of studying the theology of Karl Barth, I have never comeacross so illuminating a treatment of Barth's thought. This book is absolutelyindispensable for anyone attempting to understand Barth's way of doing theology,and it will be of immense help to those seeking to take full advantage of thecontribution Barth has yet to make to Christian theology in ourday."--Theological Studies, "With this book George Hunsinger establishes himself not only as a leading Barth interpreter, but as one of the keenest minds of his generation working in doctrinal theology....[He] has moved Barth interpretation a major step forward. Lucid, tightly reasoned, elegantly structured and fluently written, this book rewards repeated reading. Not for connoisseurs of Barth only, the theological issues it addresses are so fundamental to any theology that students needing an introduction or pastors wanting a refresher course need look no further."--The Princeton Seminary Bulletin "A quite splendid and original book to be read and re-read by those who want to understand Barth."--Expository Times "Brings a rare thoroughness and carefulness to the daunting work of Barth interpretation....He admirably and aptly accounts for the complexity and richness of Barth. I anticipate How to Read Karl Barth will become a standard text that one will ignore at the peril of faulty Nachdenken and shallow criticism."--Journal of Religion "In 30 years of studying the theology of Karl Barth, I have never come across so illuminating a treatment of Barth's thought. This book is absolutely indispensable for anyone attempting to understand Barth's way of doing theology, and it will be of immense help to those seeking to take full advantage of the contribution Barth has yet to make to Christian theology in our day."--Theological Studies "Useful and important....Even those who dissent from Barth (or Hunsinger's reading of Barth) will find this book indispensable."--Cross Currents, "It is often a work of art in itself, with a texture and depth as richly nuanced as the gallery it depicts....Nothing less than luminous."--First Things, "As a "how to" book, Hunsinger has made an important contribution both to students of Barth's theology and to c0ntemporary theology more generally....No future work on the Church Dogmatics should proceed without awareness of, and engagement with, Hunsinger's proposal for how to read KarlBarth."--Modern Theology, "With this book George Hunsinger establishes himself not only as a leading Barth interpreter, but as one of the keenest minds of his generation working in doctrinal theology....[He] has moved Barth interpretation a major step forward. Lucid, tightly reasoned, elegantly structured and fluently written, this book rewards repeated reading. Not for connoisseurs of Barth only, the theological issues it addresses are so fundamental to any theology that students needing an introduction or pastors wanting a refresher course need look no further."--The Princeton Seminary Bulletin"A quite splendid and original book to be read and re-read by those who want to understand Barth."--Expository Times"Brings a rare thoroughness and carefulness to the daunting work of Barth interpretation....He admirably and aptly accounts for the complexity and richness of Barth. I anticipate How to Read Karl Barth will become a standard text that one will ignore at the peril of faulty Nachdenken and shallow criticism."--Journal of Religion"In 30 years of studying the theology of Karl Barth, I have never come across so illuminating a treatment of Barth's thought. This book is absolutely indispensable for anyone attempting to understand Barth's way of doing theology, and it will be of immense help to those seeking to take full advantage of the contribution Barth has yet to make to Christian theology in our day."--Theological Studies"Useful and important....Even those who dissent from Barth (or Hunsinger's reading of Barth) will find this book indispensable."--Cross Currents, "Brings a rare thoroughness and carefulness to the daunting work of Barth interpretation....He admirably and aptly accounts for the complexity and richness of Barth. I anticipate How to Read Karl Barth will become a standard text that one will ignore at the peril of faulty Nachdenken andshallow criticism."--Journal of Religion, "A quite splendid and original book to be read and re-read by those whowant to understand Barth."--Expository Times, "As a "how to" book, Hunsinger has made an important contribution both tostudents of Barth's theology and to c0ntemporary theology more generally....Nofuture work on the Church Dogmatics should proceed without awareness of, andengagement with, Hunsinger's proposal for how to read Karl Barth."--ModernTheology, "Useful and important....Even those who dissent from Barth (or Hunsinger'sreading of Barth) will find this book indispensable."--Cross Currents, "With this book George Hunsinger establishes himself not only as a leading Barth interpreter, but as one of the keenest minds of his generation working in doctrinal theology....[He] has moved Barth interpretation a major step forward. Lucid, tightly reasoned, elegantly structured and fluentlywritten, this book rewards repeated reading. Not for connoisseurs of Barth only, the theological issues it addresses are so fundamental to any theology that students needing an introduction or pastors wanting a refresher course need look no further."--The Princeton Seminary Bulletin, "An ambitious enterprise, but Hunsinger carries it off most persuasivelyand in a clear, illuminating way. This work is an outstanding contribution thatwill become a standard point of discussion for future interpreters of Barth'sthought."--Donald K. McKim, Editor of How Karl Barth Changed My Mind, "An ambitious enterprise, but Hunsinger carries it off most persuasively and in a clear, illuminating way. This work is an outstanding contribution that will become a standard point of discussion for future interpreters of Barth's thought."--Donald K. McKim, Editor of How Karl Barth ChangedMy Mind, "In 30 years of studying the theology of Karl Barth, I have never come across so illuminating a treatment of Barth's thought. This book is absolutely indispensable for anyone attempting to understand Barth's way of doing theology, and it will be of immense help to those seeking to take fulladvantage of the contribution Barth has yet to make to Christian theology in our day."--Theological Studies, "With this book George Hunsinger establishes himself not only as a leadingBarth interpreter, but as one of the keenest minds of his generation working indoctrinal theology....[He] has moved Barth interpretation a major step forward.Lucid, tightly reasoned, elegantly structured and fluently written, this bookrewards repeated reading. Not for connoisseurs of Barth only, the theologicalissues it addresses are so fundamental to any theology that students needing anintroduction or pastors wanting a refresher course need look no further."--ThePrinceton Seminary Bulletin, "If there are prizes for how-to books, George Hunsinger's should win thechutzpah category hands down....Hunsinger, who has written previously about thepolitical implications of Barth's thought, now gives us something salutary andtimely: a solid, scholarly overview of Barth doing what Barth doesbest--dogmatic theology--and what the church especially needstoday."--Commonweal
Publication Name
How to Read Karl Barth : the Shape of His Theology
Copyright Date
1991
Lccn
90-031135
Dewey Decimal
230/.044/092
Intended Audience
College Audience
Dewey Edition
20
Illustrated
Yes
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