Dr of Philosophy, co-editor/co-author Representing Religion in Film (Bloomsbury Academic, 2022), Senior Researcher at Department of Global Buddhism, ISIC
The word skeuomorph was coined by the archaeologist H. Colley March in 1889, when he noticed that some ancient artefacts retained the design features of older objects, even when they were no longer necessary.
Here is how he described it; expectancy might be the key word.
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🆕 #RSPmonday episode! @tingguowrites chats w/ Rebekka King (@r2bkay) & Tenzan Eaghall (@tenzan10x) on the “ideological blindspot” of existing studies on religion & film via their edited vol., _Representing Religion in Film_ (@BloomsburyAcad). Listen in: https://t.co/KSpjR421bq
"Prophet" Julie Green claiming to give word from God at ReAwaken America. And the crowd loves it, especially since she has God saying Trump is chosen & will be back. Here's a snippet.
Proof arrived—upcoming in MTSR. The title is a quote from Bruce Lincoln’s 1995 reader’s report on that book’s ms when @OUPReligion sent it to him for an assessment. @Brill_Religious