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Religion and Cyberspace

·2005·Routledge eBooks
DOI 10.4324/9780203003572
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Contents 1. Introduction: Waves of Research Morten T. Hojsgaard and Margit Warburg Part One: Coming to Terms with Religion and Cyberspace 2. The Mediation of Religious Experience in Cyberspace Lorne L. Dawson 3. Utopian and Dystopian Possibilities of Networked Religion in the New Millennium Stephen D. O'Leary 4. Cyber-religion: On the Cutting Edge between the Virtual and the Real Morten T. Hojsgaard Part Two: Religious Authority and Conflict in the Age of the Internet 5. Crossing the Boundary: New Challenges to Religious Authority and Control as a Consequence of Access to the Internet Eileen Barker 6. Seeking for Truth: Plausibility Alignment on a Baha'i Email List David Piff and Margit Warburg 7. A Symbolic Universe: Information Terrorism and New Religions in Cyberspace Massimo Introvigne Part Three: Constructing Religious Identities and Communities Online 8. Constructing Religious Identity on the Internet Mia Lovheim and Alf G. Linderman 9. Online Buddhist Club: An Alternative Religious Organization in the Information Age Mun-Cho Kim 10. Virtual as Contextual: A Net News Theology Debbie Herring 11. Christian Web Usage: Motives and Desires Michael J. Laney 12. Digital Waco: Branch Davidian Virtual Communities after the Waco Tragedy Mark MacWilliams

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Routledge eBooks
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Routledge
Published
2005-09-15
DOI
10.4324/9780203003572
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