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Religion in the Media Age

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Media, Religion, Digital Communication Religion and Society Interactions Religious, Philosophical, and Educational Studies

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Acknowledgements Introduction 1. What This Book Could be About 2. From Medium to Meaning: The Evolution of Theories About Media, Religion, and Culture 3. Media and Religion in Transition 4. Articulating Life and Culture in the Media Age: Plausible Narratives of the Self 5. Reception of Religion and Media 6. Cultural Objects and Religious Identity Among Born-Agains and Mainstream Believers 7. Cultural Objects and Religious Identity Among Metaphysical Believers, Dogmatists, and Secularists 8. Representing Outcomes 9. Media and Public Religious Culture Post-09/11/01 and Post-11/2/04 10. Conclusion: What is Produced? Appendix: Notes on Method References

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