The Digital Evangelicals

The Digital Evangelicals
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Total Pages : 384
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ISBN-10 : 0253062268
ISBN-13 : 9780253062260
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Book Synopsis The Digital Evangelicals by : Travis Warren Cooper

Download or read book The Digital Evangelicals written by Travis Warren Cooper and published by . This book was released on 2022-08-02 with total page 384 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: -- Author is based in Bloomington, IN -- The author was International Studies Research Fellow in a project called Lived Religion in the Digital Age. For half of this study, he spent five years with a progressive religious community in Bloomington. He has knowledge of our local that can have a global influence. His writing moves swiftly between narrating stories from his fieldwork to outlining how these stories contributed to discoveries about religion in a booming digital culture. -- This book stands out as the only that combines online observations and analyses of online interaction with detailed observations of everyday evangelical life, focusing on a group of Midwestern evangelicals and digital connoisseurs. Comparative titles with overlap don't go beyond evangelical bloggers. -- The method behind the author's expertise is to look at media within the cultural contexts of the human experience. This relates directly to a strategic building opportunity from IUP's 2017 plan for the film and media list. -- Target audience includes our film and media studies, religious studies, and anthropology lists. Midwesterners interested in religion generally might pick this up.


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