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| Karl Barth in Conversation 3/4 |
| DV0151 |
| New College University of Edinbugh Winter Semester 2006 |
| Course Manager: Dr. John C. McDowell |
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| 1. Reading Karl Barth Today - Conversational Theologian |
| Reading 1 - John C. McDowell, 'Theology as Conversational Event: Karl Barth, the Ending of "Dialogue" and the Beginning of "Conversation"', Modern Theology 19.4 (2003), 483-509 |
| 2. Ending and Beginning Conversation: Barth's 'Prophetic' Word (2nd ed. Roemerbrief) |
| 3. Being Spoken to: Listening to Scripture (CD, I) |
| 4. Conversations and Conflict: Barth and Brunner |
| Please note that the Barth-Brunner book has gone missing from NC library - copies are now available for photocopying from the School office, and the library offprint cabinet |
| 5. Critical Conversations with the Reformed Tradition: The Electing God |
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| 6. People in Conversation: Theological Anthropology (CD, III.2) |
| 7. The God of Salvation(CD, IV) |
| 8. Karl Barth and The Practice of Hope |
| 9. Critical Conversations in Our World: Barth and Socialist-Style Politics |
| Please note that the lecture here uploaded is planned as part of the introduction for a forthcoming book - hence there are references to 'other chapters', etc. |
| The supplementary reading is ch 5 of John C. McDowell, Hope in Barth's Eschatology (Ashgate, 2000). |