PRESS RELEASE: 2022 Digital Religion Research Award winner is Dr. Giulia Evolvi for her article: Religion and the internet: Digital religion, (hyper)mediated spaces, and materiality. Click below to read more!
https://t.co/pBAevolPgu
Per-Erik Nilsson, "Manifestos of White Nationalist Ethno-Soldiers" in the August 2022 special issue of Critical Research on Religion on Racism and Religion:
https://t.co/nWwF7Q0PEo
Over the last 15 years, the share of U.S. adults who identify as Christians has dropped by 15 percentage points, from 78% to 63%. The share who are unaffiliated has grown commensurately – rising by 1 point per year, on average, from 16% to nearly 30%. https://t.co/ePa6mU2jTV
Fighting fear one comedic punch at a time. @MAFA11 explores using humour to fight the fear tactics of groups like #ISIS on Transforming Society.
https://t.co/7dwByNd1sw
"The modern practice of witchcraft among women, queer people, and people of color often resists drawing an irrevocable line between religion and magic." https://t.co/PQBcb68zyI
RGP is back with a bang & with a co-publication with the Transforming Society blog.
@MAFA11 asks whether comedy has the power to dismantle extremism, and whether it matters if the comedy is in Arabic or English. #ISIS#satire#comedy#AcademicTwitter
https://t.co/1HYHQeAHOA
Congratulations to Khaled Abou El Fadl, who is the 2020 recipient of the AAR's Martin E. Marty Award for the Public Understanding of Religion! 🎉 Learn more: https://t.co/xrQK6K0U6m
Been following the #religion of Kanye? Check out this #CFP for an edited volume “Yeezus Walks.” Ch abstracts and bios due to @ArtBamford & @srajabi by March 16th.
If your research involves looking at issues at the intersections of humour, satire and comedy, with religion, faith and belief then remember to use: #HumourandReligion
THREAD 1/4: This week’s #FridayFeature is Lieke Stelling (@LiekeStelling), Lecturer in Early Modern English Literature at @UniUtrecht. Her research interests include #HumourandReligion, jest books, and religious conversion.
'Religion shapes many people’s worldviews; it can be a personal motivation and a central part of the complex formation of cultural and social identity.' @AndReligion https://t.co/S9QLnfG1el