Latest Research in Karl Barth and Christian Theology
55 research papers · 2026 median publication year
Top Research Topics in Karl Barth and Christian Theology
- Karl Barth and Christian Theology — 4 papers
- Spanish Culture and Identity — 3 papers
- Theology and Philosophy of Evil — 3 papers
- Radio, Podcasts, and Digital Media — 2 papers
- Forgiveness and Related Behaviors — 2 papers
- Medieval Literature and History — 2 papers
- Theatre and Performance Studies — 2 papers
- Jungian Analytical Psychology — 2 papers
- Themes in Literature Analysis — 2 papers
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Highest-Cited Papers
- A Cage of Red: Oppression, Resistance, and the Weaponization of Tale in Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale
- Comparing national history education in Estonia and Latvia in the 1930s
- Dreamlike reverie through Maria Casares’s voice-over in the 1950 documentary Guernica, directed by Alain Resnais and Robert Hessens
- Nada : A Medical Humanities Perspective
- The body beyond time: Celtic temporality and imperial logic in Oscar Wilde’s the Picture of Dorian Gray
- Media Interpretation No. 2: Adele's Journey Through Heartbreak & Emotional Regret
- Poetry therapy for strengthening the resilience of educational leaders in crisis: a pilot training case study from Ukraine
- Born from Above: On the Second Axis of Birth and the Self that is not Replaced
- Signing with the Dead: The Contract behind Historical Fiction
- Emoción, cultura, verdad: dilemas interpretativos en torno a la novela Julia de Ana María Moix
- Haunted borders: Visualising the spectral child refugee’s Mediterranean crossings in contemporary graphic narratives
- “But Thanks to God, I Learned to Forgive Them and Work on Myself and Things That I Love”: Revenge Fantasies of Indian Muslim Women through Drawings and Narratives
- Introducción. Mundos ficcionales de Luis Mateo Díez: singularidad temática y estéticas reveladoras
- THE CONCEPT OF THE FANTASTIC IN SOMERSET MAUGHAM'S WORKS IN THE CONTEXT OF ENGLISH NOVEL THEORIES OF THE FIRST HALF OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY
- The Aesthetic Form of Perezhivanie: An Ethnographic Study of Becoming an Environmental Scholar-Activist
- Reclaiming the Marriage Plot: Feminist Perspectives in Jane Austen's Novels
- Placental Language: core texts
- The Rear-View Mirror: Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake as a Historiographical Uncloseting of Tchaikovsky’s Queer Archive
- Psychological Concealment and Identity Formation in Michaelides’ The Silent Patient and Lehane’s Shutter Island
- Two Wills, One Acting Subject: Dyothelitism, Personal Agency, and the Psychological Coherence of the Incarnate Christ