This volume focuses on the intersection of religion and the media in China, bringing interdisciplinary approaches to bear on the role of religion in the lives of individuals and greater shifts within Chinese society in an increasingly media-saturated environment.
This volume focuses on the intersection of religion and the media in China, bringing interdisciplinary approaches to bear on the role of religion in the lives of individuals and greater shifts within Chinese society in an increasingly media-saturated environment.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Stefania Travagnin is Rosalind Franklin Fellow and Assistant Professor of Religion in Asia at the University of Groningen, The Netherlands.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Religion and Media in China: Volume Objectives, Challenges and Themes Stefania Travagnin PART ONE: Media Translations of Religion in China: History, Concepts and Methods 1 Beyond the Conceptual Framework of Oppression and Resistance: Creativity, Religion and the Internet in China Samuel Lengen 2 Regarding the Interplay of Popular Media and Religion in Hong Kong Yam Chi-Keung 3 Charting Religion and Media in Taiwan: Media Expressions of Faith as (Pluri)Identity Markers in the Democratization Era Stefania Travagnin PART TWO: Religious Media and Religion in Secular Media: Case studies from Mainland China, Hong Kong and Taiwan 4 Eminence and Edutainment: Xingyun and Daoxin as Television Celebrities Scott Pacey 5 From Woman Warrior to Good Wife: Confucian Influences on the Portrayal of Women in China's Television Drama Manya Koetse 6 WeChat Together about the Buddha: the Construction of Sacred Space and Religious Community in Shanghai through Social media Weishan Huang 7 Engaging with a Post-totalitarian State: Buddhism Online in China André Laliberté 8 Buddhist Blogs in Mainland China and Taiwan: Discussing Buddhist Approaches to Technology Beverley Mcguire 9 Three High-Profile Protestant Microbloggers in Contemporary China: Expanding Public discourse or Burrowing into Religious Niches on Weibo? Carsten Vala and Huang Jianbo 10 Digital Islam across the Greater China: Connecting Virtual Ummah to the Chinese-Speaking Muslim Netizens Ho Wai-Yip 11 The Master Said, the Master Sold? Uses and Misuses of the Confucius Icon in Chinese Commercial Advertising Giovanna Puppin 12 Dharma in Motion Pictures: Buddhist Cartoons and Documentaries in Contemporary Taiwan Stefania Travagnin 13 The Curious Case of Discovering Noah's Ark in Hong Kong Yam Chi-Keung 14 Beyond Living Buddhas, Snowy Mountains and Mighty Mastiffs: Imagining Tibetan Buddhism in Contemporary China's Mediascape Amy Holmes-Tagchungdarpa 15 Huan-ting Zen: Crossing the Straits and Engendering Emotional Transformation through Digital Media Paul J. Farrelly
Introduction: Religion and Media in China: Volume Objectives, Challenges and Themes Stefania Travagnin PART ONE: Media Translations of Religion in China: History, Concepts and Methods 1 Beyond the Conceptual Framework of Oppression and Resistance: Creativity, Religion and the Internet in China Samuel Lengen 2 Regarding the Interplay of Popular Media and Religion in Hong Kong Yam Chi-Keung 3 Charting Religion and Media in Taiwan: Media Expressions of Faith as (Pluri)Identity Markers in the Democratization Era Stefania Travagnin PART TWO: Religious Media and Religion in Secular Media: Case studies from Mainland China, Hong Kong and Taiwan 4 Eminence and Edutainment: Xingyun and Daoxin as Television Celebrities Scott Pacey 5 From Woman Warrior to Good Wife: Confucian Influences on the Portrayal of Women in China's Television Drama Manya Koetse 6 WeChat Together about the Buddha: the Construction of Sacred Space and Religious Community in Shanghai through Social media Weishan Huang 7 Engaging with a Post-totalitarian State: Buddhism Online in China André Laliberté 8 Buddhist Blogs in Mainland China and Taiwan: Discussing Buddhist Approaches to Technology Beverley Mcguire 9 Three High-Profile Protestant Microbloggers in Contemporary China: Expanding Public discourse or Burrowing into Religious Niches on Weibo? Carsten Vala and Huang Jianbo 10 Digital Islam across the Greater China: Connecting Virtual Ummah to the Chinese-Speaking Muslim Netizens Ho Wai-Yip 11 The Master Said, the Master Sold? Uses and Misuses of the Confucius Icon in Chinese Commercial Advertising Giovanna Puppin 12 Dharma in Motion Pictures: Buddhist Cartoons and Documentaries in Contemporary Taiwan Stefania Travagnin 13 The Curious Case of Discovering Noah's Ark in Hong Kong Yam Chi-Keung 14 Beyond Living Buddhas, Snowy Mountains and Mighty Mastiffs: Imagining Tibetan Buddhism in Contemporary China's Mediascape Amy Holmes-Tagchungdarpa 15 Huan-ting Zen: Crossing the Straits and Engendering Emotional Transformation through Digital Media Paul J. Farrelly
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