Introduction to modern theology :trajectories in the German tradition /John E. Wilson.
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Germany: historical overview -- The formative period: Kant; Early idealism; Hegel; The later Schelling; "Young Hegelians" (D. F. Straus, Ludwig Feuerbach, Karl Marx); Kierkegaard; Schleiermacher; Fries and de Wette; Emerson -- Mediation theology: August Tholuck and Julius M{uml}uller; Richard Rothe; I. A. Dorner; Karl Hase; F. C. Baur -- Ritschlianism and liberal theology: Neo-Kantianism (F. A. Lange and Hermann Lotze); Albrecht Ritschl; Wilhelm Hermann; Adolf Harnack; Walter Rauschenbusch; Ernst Troeltsch; Rudolf Otto; William James; Albert Schweitzer; Fritz Buri; Alfred North Whitehead -- Antecedents of dialectic theology: Martin K{uml}ahler; Franz Overbeck -- Dialectic theology: Karl Barth; Emil Brunner; Rudolf Bultmann; Gerhard Ebeling; Dietrich Bonhoeffer -- Postliberal American theologians: Paul Tillich; Reinhold Niebuhr; H. Richard Niebuhr; Martin Luther King Jr. and the beginnings of liberation theology -- German theologians emerging in the 1960s: Dorothee S{uml}olle; J{uml}urgen Moltmann; Wolfhart Pannenberg; The later Heidegger and theology (Being and language in the later Heidegger; Karl Rahner; Heinrich Ott; anonymous Christianity?); Eberhard J{uml}ungel
x, 286 p. ;23 cm.