@OnGolan pointing out: Acts of legitimization - as setting cultural values - raise the question "What EXACTLY are religious leaders doing when legitimizing new media tech for their youth?!" at #ISMRC2023
New project publication with a focus on the twitter communications of 126 #ecumenical and #diaconic groups during the pandemic. Additionally, a model is provided for investigating the question with a focus on any defined discourse. Open Access! https://t.co/LmWQs18ftg
What can be observed about the relationship of digital (esp. social media) communication to “social resilience”? New project publication! https://t.co/9n8kcy4xRN
@OnGolan Really looking forward to your presentation on Friday on "Legitimizing New Media for Religious Youth" - we should team up with our perspectives on legitimization features! 😄 #ISMRC2023
"This particular moment has created a unique [...] environment for collective 'memeable' storytelling" - or: We really need to think about the impact of meme culture on religious missinformation. And thanks for the great picture @heidiipp 😄
Are you a Doctoral Student at the thesis research or writing stage? Interested in studying media and religion. Consider applying for the ISMRC 2023 Doctoral Colloquium to be held in Bochum, Germany right before our bi-annual conference!
Just back from the TeRAbytes @UniBonn - If you're at Bonn, check these resources out: Everything from GitLab via JupyterLab to "Marvin", our new MMP/GPU #HPC Cluster integration will be introduced this year! #DataScience#DitigtalTheology
We’re at #aarsbl2022! Yesterday we presented our #digitaltheology paper on “Facilitating hope amidst crisis: Twitter activity of Chritian groups as a factor of social resilience” in the #ecclesialpractices group with two other fantastic panelists.
@LaniAnaya and Johannes Froh discuss bringing in diverse disciplines and epistemologies to explore digital theologies and religious resilience during circumstances of crisis (COVID-19) at #Monte2022