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|a Hoover, Stewart M. ,
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|a Religion in the media age
|c Stewart M. Hoover.
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|a London :
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|a ix, 341p. ;
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|a Religion, media, and culture series
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|a Includes bibliographical references.
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|a 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?
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|a Mass media
|x Religious aspects.
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|3 Table of contents
|u http://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/ecip062/2005029322.html
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