Theology and religion in interdisciplinary perspectives series
GENERAL NOTES
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Includes bibliographical references and index
NOTES PERTAINING TO TITLE AND STATEMENT OF RESPONSIBILITY
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edited by Christopher Deacy, Elisabeth Arweck
CONTENTS NOTE
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Introduction: Why study religion and popular culture? / Christopher Deacy -- The ethics of research in faith and culture : scholarship as fandom? / Tom Beaudoin -- Media rituals : from Durkheim on religion to Jade Goody on religious toleration / Nick Couldry -- Deepening relationships with material artefacts / Stephen Pattison -- Contesting martyrdom / Jolyon Mitchell -- Religionless in Seattle / Michael W. DeLashmutt -- Marketing God and hell : strategies, tactics and textual poaching / Carlton Johnstone -- The gospel of Tom )Hanks( : American churches and The Da Vinci code / Ellen E. Moore -- From pulp fiction to revealed text : a study of the role of the text in the otherkin community / Danielle Kirby -- Seeing the self as other : televising religious experience / Nicholas Buxton -- Possession trance ritual in electronic dance music culture : a popular ritual technology for reenchantment, addressing the crisis of the homeless self, and reinserting the individual into the community / Rupert Till -- Representation of religion in Pretty village, pretty flame / Milja Radovic -- A secular gospel for the marginal : two films of Stephen Chow as Hong Kong cinematic parables / Yam Chi-Keung -- What is 'on' : an exploration of iconographical representation of traditional religious organizations on the homepages of their websites / Sarah Lawther -- Researching theo)b(logy : emerging Christian communities and the Internet / Katharine Sarah Moody
TOPICAL NAME USED AS SUBJECT
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، Religion and culture
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Religious aspects ، Mass media
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CLASSIFICATION
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65
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C8
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E93
2009
PERSONAL NAME - PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITY
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AU Deacy, Christopher
AU Arweck, Elisabeth
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SE Religion and theology in interdisciplinary perspectives series