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The Task of an Archaeo-Genealogy of Theological Knowledge: Between Self-Referentiality and Public Theology

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By Alex Villas Boas, Cesar Candiotto
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Vincent van Gogh’s Theological Chromatology: A Critical Reader of the Bible from His Option for the Poor Avant la Lettre

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By Alex Villas Boas, Villas Boas
| MDPI
1. Introduction “I am a friend of the poor like Jesus was” Vincent van Gogh Vincent van Gogh (1853–1890) is undoubtedly one of the most influential names in Western art, and his paintings have sold for more than EUR 100 million (Burgess 2023).
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Climate Migration in Post-Apocalyptic Narratives on the Mainstream Screen

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By Alex Villas Boas, Linda Koncz, Alex Villas, A. Villas
| MDPI
1. Introduction ‘Catastrophising thought’ is a way to imagine the worst outcome of a situation on an individual or collective level. In the case of climate change, catastrophising is a relevant reaction found in religious, philosophical, and artistic narratives. This article overviews these narratives and dives deeper into the cinematic representation of natural catastrophes within the climate fiction, cli-fi subgenre.
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