This volume explores the contradiction between the news coverage of religion and its apparent decline according to census data. Based on media research in Australia, it demonstrates that media discussions overlook the diversity that exists within religions and offer a very limited understanding of religion.
This volume explores the contradiction between the news coverage of religion and its apparent decline according to census data. Based on media research in Australia, it demonstrates that media discussions overlook the diversity that exists within religions and offer a very limited understanding of religion.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Enqi Weng is a Research Fellow on the Australian Research Council's Discovery Project 'Religious Diversity in Australia: Strategies to Maintain Social Cohesion'. She teaches media studies and religious studies units at Deakin University, Australia.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Problematising 'Religion' 2. Historical and Current Perspectives on Australian Religion and Spirituality 3. Changing Perspectives on Religion 4. Australian Religion in the Public Sphere 5. Australian Broadcasting Corporation's Q&A Program: A Case Study 6. Changing Nature of Australian Religion 7. Mediation and Mediatisation of Religion 8. The Sacred in Evolution 9. Comparison with 'Media Religion' in Britain 10. The Way Forward Appendix 1: Coding Categories Appendix 2: Coding: Topic of Discussions Appendix 3: Transcription Convention Appendix 4: Program References
1. Problematising 'Religion' 2. Historical and Current Perspectives on Australian Religion and Spirituality 3. Changing Perspectives on Religion 4. Australian Religion in the Public Sphere 5. Australian Broadcasting Corporation's Q&A Program: A Case Study 6. Changing Nature of Australian Religion 7. Mediation and Mediatisation of Religion 8. The Sacred in Evolution 9. Comparison with 'Media Religion' in Britain 10. The Way Forward Appendix 1: Coding Categories Appendix 2: Coding: Topic of Discussions Appendix 3: Transcription Convention Appendix 4: Program References
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