#023, What are we looking for when we look at ‘religion and popular culture’?

RELIGION BITES PODCAST (RB023)

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What are we looking for when we look at ‘religion and popular culture’?

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The paper I wrote on the idea of ‘religioning’:

Religion, Post-Religionism, and Religioning: Religious Studies and Contemporary Cultural Debates

Ian Cuthbertson’s paper on religionization has been published in the following book:

Method Today; Redescribing Approaches to the Study of Religion; Brad Stoddard - Equinox Publishing

My open access syllabus on intersectionality and the study of religion (from 2017) can be found here:

Intersections in the Cultural Study of Religion: syllabus/reading list (open-access)

And the two examples of my more detailed discussion of religion and popular culture are here:

Cleverman: an Indigenous TV superhero fighting racism and white supremacy

Martin Scorsese would like us to see Silence as a film about religion — but its central issue is…

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