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In celebration of both academics and artists, this volume anthologizes essays and depictions dedicated to the theme of violence in art. Introducing industry leaders and scholars from the disciplines of art, humanities, and education, these essays make a unique contribution to the aesthetic and philosophical study of violence, with commentary accompanying several never-before-seen images. This collection spotlights both all-new artists and visionary illustrators who specialize in violence and horror.
Darren M. Slade is a published theologian from Denver, CO who holds a BA from the University of Northern Colorado (Theatre Arts) and two masters' degrees from Liberty University (a Master of Arts in Theological Studies and a Master of Divinity). He is currently a doctoral student at Liberty University, working towards a PhD in Christian theology and apologetics. His research into the influence of schismatic Christologies on the development of Islam, as well as the ancient church's inconsequential views on the mode of baptism, were recently published by the academic journal, American Theological Inquiry.
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