Practicing religion in the age of the media : explorations in media, religion, and culture

摘要: Introduction: The Cultural Construction of Religion in the Media Age, by Stewart M. Hoover1. Overview: "Protestantization" research into Media, Religion, and Culture, Lynn Schofield ClarkPart 1. Mediation Popular Religious Practice 2. Protestant Visual American Mass David Morgan3. Believing Elvis: Piety Material Erika DossPart Public Sphere 4. Art as Sacred Space: Asian Community Murals In Los Angeles, J. Shawn Landres5. All World's a Stage: Performed Salvation Army, 1880-1920, Diane Winston6. "Turn It Off!": TV Criticism theChristian Century Magazine, 1946-1960, Michele RosenthalPart 3. Made Through 7. Between Objectivity Moral Vision: Catholics Evangelicals Journalism, John Schmalzbauer8. Southern Baptist Controversy Press, Mark G. BorchertPart Implicit Mediated Ritual 9. Scapegoating Deterrence: Criminal Justice Rituals Civil Carolyn Marvin10. Ronald L. GrimesPart 5. Explicit Expression New Contexts 11. Allah On-Line: Global Islam Information Bruce B. Lawrence12. Internet Ritual: A Case Study Computer-Mediated Neopagan Meaning, Jan Fernback13. Sensibilities Age Internet: Freethought Culture Historical Context Communication NashPart 6. Specific Religions National Ethnic 14. Television Sweden: Toward More Balanced View Its Reception, Alf Linderman15. to Ethnic-National Identities: Political Mobilization Jewish Images United States Britain, 1881-1939, Michael Berkowitz16. Televangelism African Anglicanism, Knut Lundby17. "Speaking Tongues, Writing Vision": Orality Literacy Televangelistic Communications, Keyan Tomaselli Arnold SheppersonContributorsIndex