De Gruyter Golgatha in den Konfessionen und Medien - Vol 113

This academic volume from De Gruyter provides a deep study into the intermedial interpretation of the New Testament Golgotha narrative during the Early Modern period. As part of the Arbeiten zur Kirchengeschichte series (Volume 113), this work offers a specialized look at how religious themes were expressed through various forms of media. The research covers a wide range of academic disciplines to provide a complete picture of the subject. Readers will find analysis that integrates theology, exegesis, art history, literary studies, and music history. This multidisciplinary approach makes it a valuable resource for scholars and students interested in how religious stories shaped the cultural and media landscape of the Early Modern era. By examining these diverse perspectives, the book explores how the Golgotha story was communicated and understood across different denominations and media types. It serves as a significant contribution to the study of church history and the evolution of religious expression in art and literature.