Understanding Pope Francis analyzes the message, audience, and channel considerations in addresses, encyclicals, and media coverage related to Pope Francis. As a classic example of an "open text" subject to wildly divergent interpretations, the chapters advance communication theory and religious communication writ large.
Understanding Pope Francis analyzes the message, audience, and channel considerations in addresses, encyclicals, and media coverage related to Pope Francis. As a classic example of an "open text" subject to wildly divergent interpretations, the chapters advance communication theory and religious communication writ large.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Joseph R. Blaney is professor of communication and associate of the College of Arts and Sciences at Illinois State University.
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Table of Contents Acknowledgments Introduction : Pope Francis: An Open Book for Increasingly Closed Minds Joseph R. Blaney Part I: Message Chapter 1: Navigating through Ecclesiastical Landmines: Pope Francis' Rhetoric in a Church on the Verge of Civil War Anthony M. Wachs Chapter 2: 'We Have Defaulted on a Promissory Note': Pope Francis I's Concatenate Circulation during His 2015 Visit to the United States Sara A. Mehltretter Drury Chapter 3: Building a Future of Freedom: Pope Francis's Mobilization of Diverse Prophetic Rhetorical Traditions in His Address to Congress Daniel P. Overton Chapter 4:Pope Francis, Twitter, and Collective Identity: Religious Branding of Crisis Alison N. Novak and M. Olguta Vilceanu Chapter 5: Pope Francis' Environmental Messaging and Moral Foundations of 'Care/Harm' in Environmental Crises Mary Beth Deline Chapter 6: Has Anyone Wept?' Pope Francis at Lampedusa: Migration, Indifference, and Pastoral Pastiche as Equipment for Forgiving Christopher J. Oldenburg Chapter 7: The Crisis Leadership of Pope Francis in a Local-Global Pandemic R. Tyler Spradley Part II: Medium Chapter 8: The Media's Shaping of Pope Francis' Interview in America, The National Catholic Weekly N. Benton Parish Chapter 9: Pope Francis and Spiritual Leadership: His Guidance Through Social Media in Times of Crisis Juan Narbona Chapter 10: Papal Copyright: Textual Authority and Media Distribution in Pope Francis' Pontificate Andrew Ventimiglia Part III: Audience Chapter 11: The Dynamics of Moral Inclusion and Exclusion in Reactions to Pope Francis' Messages Eric D. Wesselmann., Joseph P. Zompetti, and Anna R. George Conclusion: Re-Framing Pope Francis: The Scholarly Audience Has a Mind of Its Own Joseph R. Blaney
Table of Contents Acknowledgments Introduction : Pope Francis: An Open Book for Increasingly Closed Minds Joseph R. Blaney Part I: Message Chapter 1: Navigating through Ecclesiastical Landmines: Pope Francis' Rhetoric in a Church on the Verge of Civil War Anthony M. Wachs Chapter 2: 'We Have Defaulted on a Promissory Note': Pope Francis I's Concatenate Circulation during His 2015 Visit to the United States Sara A. Mehltretter Drury Chapter 3: Building a Future of Freedom: Pope Francis's Mobilization of Diverse Prophetic Rhetorical Traditions in His Address to Congress Daniel P. Overton Chapter 4:Pope Francis, Twitter, and Collective Identity: Religious Branding of Crisis Alison N. Novak and M. Olguta Vilceanu Chapter 5: Pope Francis' Environmental Messaging and Moral Foundations of 'Care/Harm' in Environmental Crises Mary Beth Deline Chapter 6: Has Anyone Wept?' Pope Francis at Lampedusa: Migration, Indifference, and Pastoral Pastiche as Equipment for Forgiving Christopher J. Oldenburg Chapter 7: The Crisis Leadership of Pope Francis in a Local-Global Pandemic R. Tyler Spradley Part II: Medium Chapter 8: The Media's Shaping of Pope Francis' Interview in America, The National Catholic Weekly N. Benton Parish Chapter 9: Pope Francis and Spiritual Leadership: His Guidance Through Social Media in Times of Crisis Juan Narbona Chapter 10: Papal Copyright: Textual Authority and Media Distribution in Pope Francis' Pontificate Andrew Ventimiglia Part III: Audience Chapter 11: The Dynamics of Moral Inclusion and Exclusion in Reactions to Pope Francis' Messages Eric D. Wesselmann., Joseph P. Zompetti, and Anna R. George Conclusion: Re-Framing Pope Francis: The Scholarly Audience Has a Mind of Its Own Joseph R. Blaney
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