‘The snake biting its own tail’: Karl Barth on the modern promise of politics

International Journal of Philosophy and Theology 82 (2):155-175 (2021)
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Barth scholarship, largely theological in focus, has highlighted his lifelong political engagement, emphasising his early socialist activism, his resolute opposition to the Great War and nationalis...

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