Karl Barth and Liberation Theology (Paperback)

Introduction: "Karl Barth: Orthodox, Modern, and Liberative?" Kait Dugan (Princeton Theological Seminary, USA) and Paul Dafydd Jones (University of Virginia, USA) Chapter 1: "Karl Barth and the Origins of Liberation Theology," Luis N. Rivera-Pagan (Princeton Theological Seminary, USA) Chapter 2: "Of Gods and Men, and Wolves--'The Other Question': Between Projection, Colonial Imagination, and Liberation," Hanna Reichel (Princeton Theological Seminary, USA) Chapter 3: "The Generative Female Body and the Analogy of Faith in Karl Barth's Church Dogmatics," Faye Bodley-Dangelo (Harvard Divinity School, USA) Chapter 4: "The Disabled God and Covenant Ontology," Lisa Powell (St. Ambrose University, USA) Chapter 5: "Karl Barth and Korean Theology, Past and Present," Meehyun Chung (Yonsei University, South Korea) Chapter 6: "Karl Barth's Theology of Political Participation: An Egyptian Appropriation," Hani Hanna (Evangelical Theological Seminary in Cairo, Egypt) Chapter 7: "Karl Barth and Liberation Theologies in South Africa--The Difficulties of Comparison, Conversation, and Constructive Reflection," Rothney S. Tshaka (University of South Africa, South Africa) Chapter 8: "Liberation Theology in a South African Context: Does Karl Barth Have Anything to Offer Here?," Graham Ward (Oxford University, UK) Chapter 9: "Using Barth 'to Justify Doing Nothing': James Cone's Unanswered Challenge to the Whiteness of Barth Studies," David Clough (University of Chester, UK) Chapter 10: "Clothed in Flesh: The Artist, Liberation, and the Future of Barthian Theology," Brian Bantum (Garrett Evangelical Theological Seminary, USA) Chapter 11: "Thelonious Monk, Icon of the Eschaton: Karl Barth, James Cone, and the 'Impossible-Possibility' of a Theology of Freedom," Raymond Carr (Pepperdine University, USA) Chapter 12: "Turning Barth Right-Side-Up: James Cone and the Risk of a Contextual Theology of Revelation," Tyler B. Davis (St. Mary's University, USA) and Ry O. Siggelkow (University of St. Thomas, USA) Chapter 13: "Liberation Theology and Karl Barth in the Shadow of the Alt-Right: White Supremacism, Political Protest, and Ecclesiology After Charlottesville," Paul Dafydd Jones (University of Virginia, USA) Bibliography Index