Analyzing the spirituality in a hit television series, this scholarly volume explores topics ranging from spiritualism to secularism, Mormonism to mythology, rock & roll to Dungeons & Dragons. The book demonstrates that popular culture can serve as an effective lens through which to reflect on the soul of humanity.
Analyzing the spirituality in a hit television series, this scholarly volume explores topics ranging from spiritualism to secularism, Mormonism to mythology, rock & roll to Dungeons & Dragons. The book demonstrates that popular culture can serve as an effective lens through which to reflect on the soul of humanity.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Andrew J. Byers serves as lecturer in New Testament at Ridley Hall in the Cambridge Theological Federation and as an affiliated lecturer in the Faculty of Divinity at the University of Cambridge. Adam Powell is a lecturer in medical humanities in the Department of Theology & Religion at Durham University (UK).
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Introduction Andrew J. Byers Adam Powell Part I: Spirits Monsters and Supernatural Science Chapter 1: Comfort Control and Christmas Lights: The Types and Techniques of Spirit Communication in Stranger Things Season One Adam Powell Chapter 2: The Myth of Stranger Things: A Structural Analysis of Monsters and Fears in Season One Vivian Asimos Chapter 3: Defining the Normal: Monstrosity in Stranger Things Brandon Grafius Chapter 4: Enchanted Science? The Supernatural Imagination of Stranger Things Josh Reeves Part II: History (Pop) Culture and Nostalgic Contexts Chapter 5: Who Is Suzie Bingham? Gender and the 1980s Mormon Family in Stranger Things Jana Reiss Chapter 6: "Do Not Be Overcome by Evil": Dungeons Dragons and the Satanic Panic in Stranger Things Joseph P. Laycock Chapter 7: Fighting Satan with the Devil's Music? Subverting Suspicions of Demonic Influence on Rock 'n' Roll in Stranger Things Season 4 John Anthony Dunne Chapter 8: Home Nostalgia and Stranger Things Andrew Root Chapter 9: Utopia Intertextuality and Liturgy: Nostalgia and Religion in Stranger Things Melissa Conroy Part III: Theology Ethics and Biblical Themes Chapter 10: "Peeking Behind Bauman's Curtain": A Theology and Ethics of Institutions in Stranger Things Nathaniel A. Warne Adishian Chapter 11: Max and the Magdalene: On Violence Grief and Trauma Under Patriarchy Siobhán Jolley Chapter 12: From Patmos to Hawkins: Slipping through Time and Space in Revelation and Stranger Things Heather Macumber Chapter 13: Can Anything Good Come out of Hawkins? Self Place Evil and Salvation in John's Gospel Stranger Things and the Secular Age Andrew J. Byers Afterword: What Would Suzy Erica and Steve Say? Concluding Reflections Andrew J. Byers Adam Powell
Introduction Andrew J. Byers Adam Powell Part I: Spirits Monsters and Supernatural Science Chapter 1: Comfort Control and Christmas Lights: The Types and Techniques of Spirit Communication in Stranger Things Season One Adam Powell Chapter 2: The Myth of Stranger Things: A Structural Analysis of Monsters and Fears in Season One Vivian Asimos Chapter 3: Defining the Normal: Monstrosity in Stranger Things Brandon Grafius Chapter 4: Enchanted Science? The Supernatural Imagination of Stranger Things Josh Reeves Part II: History (Pop) Culture and Nostalgic Contexts Chapter 5: Who Is Suzie Bingham? Gender and the 1980s Mormon Family in Stranger Things Jana Reiss Chapter 6: "Do Not Be Overcome by Evil": Dungeons Dragons and the Satanic Panic in Stranger Things Joseph P. Laycock Chapter 7: Fighting Satan with the Devil's Music? Subverting Suspicions of Demonic Influence on Rock 'n' Roll in Stranger Things Season 4 John Anthony Dunne Chapter 8: Home Nostalgia and Stranger Things Andrew Root Chapter 9: Utopia Intertextuality and Liturgy: Nostalgia and Religion in Stranger Things Melissa Conroy Part III: Theology Ethics and Biblical Themes Chapter 10: "Peeking Behind Bauman's Curtain": A Theology and Ethics of Institutions in Stranger Things Nathaniel A. Warne Adishian Chapter 11: Max and the Magdalene: On Violence Grief and Trauma Under Patriarchy Siobhán Jolley Chapter 12: From Patmos to Hawkins: Slipping through Time and Space in Revelation and Stranger Things Heather Macumber Chapter 13: Can Anything Good Come out of Hawkins? Self Place Evil and Salvation in John's Gospel Stranger Things and the Secular Age Andrew J. Byers Afterword: What Would Suzy Erica and Steve Say? Concluding Reflections Andrew J. Byers Adam Powell
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