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Religion in Cultural Imaginary
Explorations in Visual und Material Practices- Editors:
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- Religion - Wirtschaft - Politik, Volume 13
- Publisher:
- 2015
Summary
Das vielschichtige Konzept des Imaginären erweist sich als weiterführende Kategorie, um die Präsenz und Diffusion religiöser Symbole, Weltbilder und Narrative in verschiedenen Medien und gesellschaftlichen Bereichen wie Politik, Wirtschaft, Kunst und Populärkultur einzufangen. Eingesetzt, um die Rezeption und Transformation religiöser Referenzen durch Zeit und Kulturen zu fassen, kann das Imaginäre verstanden werden als geteilter Fundus von mentalen Bildern und materiellen Gegenständen, von Ideen, Symbolen, Werten und Praktiken, die zur Produktion von Bedeutung und dem gesellschaftlichen Zusammenhalt beitragen. Im Schnittbereich von soziologischen, politisch-philosophischen und kulturwissenschaftlichen Zugängen zu Religion bietet die interdisziplinäre Studie einen intensiven Austausch zwischen theoretischer Diskussion und reichhaltigen empirischen Analysen.
Mit Beiträgen von
Daria Pezzoli-Ogiati, Ann Jeffers, Anna-Katharina Höpflinger, Paola von Wyss-Giacosa, Natasha O’Hear, Davide Zordan, Natalie Fritz, Marie-Therese Mäder, Sean Ryan, Stefanie Knauss, Alexander D. Ornella
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Bibliographic data
- Edition
- 1/2015
- Copyright Year
- 2015
- ISBN-Print
- 978-3-8487-2304-1
- ISBN-Online
- 978-3-8452-6406-6
- Publisher
- Nomos, Baden-Baden
- Series
- Religion - Wirtschaft - Politik
- Volume
- 13
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 343
- Product Type
- Edited Book
Table of contents
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- Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 1 - 9
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- The Diffusion of Religious Symbols in Society No accessAuthors:
- ‘Imaginary’ at the Crossroad of Different Languages and Traditions No accessAuthors:
- Religion in Cultural Imaginary No accessAuthors:
- Approaches to Visual and Material Practices No accessAuthors:
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- Visualising the Imaginary No accessAuthors:
- The Literary Imaginary of the Visual Representations of the Woman of Endor No accessAuthors:
- The Visual Imaginary No accessAuthors:
- The Imaginary in Jacob Cornelisz Oostsanen’s Saul and the Witch of Endor No accessAuthors:
- The Imaginary in the Woodcut of the Woman of Endor in Luther’s Bible of 1575 No accessAuthors:
- Transforming the Imaginary No accessAuthors:
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- Imagining a Nation No accessAuthors:
- Helvetia: A National Personification with a History No accessAuthors:
- Helvetia and Mary No accessAuthors:
- Civil Religious Imaginary No accessAuthors:
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- Popular Literature and Collective Imagination No accessAuthors:
- ‘Paper Memory’ – Approaches to the Imaginary No accessAuthors:
- I misteri della jungla nera – Mapping Western Imaginaries on India No accessAuthors:
- A Visual Imaginary of the Black Goddess No accessAuthors:
- Who’s Imaginary? Closing Remarks No accessAuthors:
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- Filmography No accessAuthors:
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- Towards a Definition of the Cultural Imaginary in the Post-Modern Age No accessAuthors:
- Contrasting Apocalyptic Imaginaries No accessAuthors:
- The Apocalyptic Imaginary as Experienced through Popular Culture: an Overview No accessAuthors:
- Three Alternative Apocalyptic Imaginaries No accessAuthors:
- The Seventh Seal No accessAuthors:
- Twelve Gates to the City by the Reverend Blind Gary Davis No accessAuthors:
- The Left Behind-Phenomenon No accessAuthors:
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- Computer Games No accessAuthors:
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- Religion, Comics and the Imaginary No accessAuthors:
- From Underground Comics to the Bible: The Strange Itinerary of Robert Crumb No accessAuthors:
- “Do not Invent Anything”: the Commandment of Crumb’s Illustrative Strategy No accessAuthors:
- The Word of God in Human Drawings No accessAuthors:
- Imaginary at Work No accessAuthors:
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- Hey Jude – Entering the Tenenbaum’s History No accessAuthors:
- Everyone – From the Holy Family to Normative Conceptions of Human Coexistence No accessAuthors:
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- The Locus Amoenus No accessAuthors:
- The Holy Walk No accessAuthors:
- Everyday Life-Situations No accessAuthors:
- These Days – From Painting to Film No accessAuthors:
- I Always Wanted to Be a Tenenbaum – Fragility of the Ideal Family Construction No accessAuthors:
- Needle in the Hay – The Path from Image to Imaginary No accessAuthors:
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- Discography No accessAuthors:
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- Religious Imaginary at the Crossroad of Different Theories No accessAuthors:
- A Semio-Pragmatic Approach to Documentaries No accessAuthors:
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- Susan Mogul’s Jewish Family No accessAuthors:
- Questioning Tradition and Relationships No accessAuthors:
- Relationships and Sexuality No accessAuthors:
- Sharing Tradition No accessAuthors:
- In Search of a Jewish History No accessAuthors:
- Making Documentaries as an Imaginative Practice No accessAuthors:
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- Disentangling Memory and Imaginaries No accessAuthors:
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- Cultural Memory No accessAuthors:
- Cultural Imaginary No accessAuthors:
- Bleeding Love: The Sacred Heart-Image in I Could Read the Sky No accessAuthors:
- Heart of Europe: The Sacred Heart Image and Irish-Catholic Self-identity No accessAuthors:
- A Different Beat: Sacred Heart and western European popular culture No accessAuthors:
- Disentangled Threads? Cultural Memory and Cultural Imaginary No accessAuthors:
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- Approaches to the Museum as a Public Space No accessAuthors:
- The Role of the Cultural Imaginary No accessAuthors:
- The Recipient between Imaginary and Imagination No accessAuthors:
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- The Context No accessAuthors:
- Transmission of Ancient Knowledge No accessAuthors:
- Religious Narrative, Symbols and Practices No accessAuthors:
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- World of Plenty as a Case Study No accessAuthors:
- Religious References No accessAuthors:
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- Reviews in the Media No accessAuthors:
- Religious Activities in the Museum No accessAuthors:
- Individual Feedback No accessAuthors:
- Negotiation of Religions No accessAuthors:
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- What Is the Imaginary? No accessAuthors:
- The Symbolic Universe of an Apple No accessAuthors:
- The Advertising Apple No accessAuthors:
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- Question: Why Is Apple Inc. Called ‘Apple’? No accessAuthors:
- Question: What does the Apple Represent in Desperate Housewives? No accessAuthors:
- Travelling Images, Shifting Imaginaries No accessAuthors:
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- Prelude No accessAuthors:
- Contexts and Definitions No accessAuthors:
- Scientific Imaginaries No accessAuthors:
- Technological Imaginaries No accessAuthors:
- Imaginary Designs: Technologies, Fantasies and Aesthetics No accessAuthors:
- Transcending Worlds: Religious Implications of Technological Imaginaries No accessAuthors:
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- Body No accessAuthors:
- Narratives No accessAuthors:
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- Authors No access Pages 334 - 337
- List of Figures No access Pages 338 - 341
- Index of Keywords No access Pages 342 - 343
