Rethinking Media, Religion, and Culture/
- New York: SAGE, 2012.
Part I: Analysis of Media, Religion, and Culture
Chapter 1: Introduction: Setting the Agenda Chapter 2: At the Intersection of Media, Culture, and Religion: A Bibliographic Essay Chapter 3: Religion and Media in the Construction of Cultures Chapter 4: Technology and Triadic Theories of Mediation Part II: Media, Religion, and Culture: Contemporary Society
Chapter 5: The Re-Enchantment of the World: Religion and the Transformations of Modernity Chapter 6: Mass Media as a Site of Resacralization of Contemporary Cultures Chapter 7: Escape from Time: Ritual Dimensions of Popular Culture Chapter 8: The Dispersed Sacred: Anomie and the Crisis of Ritual Chapter 9: The Web of Collective Representations Part III: Media, Religion, and Culture: Changing Institutions
Chapter 10: Changes in Religion in Periods of Media Convergence Chapter 11: Media, Meaning, and Method in Religious Studies Chapter 12: Televangelism: Redressive Ritual within a Larger Social Drama Chapter 13: Resistance Through Mediated Orality Part IV: Media, Religion, and Culture: Individual Practice
Chapter 14: Psychologized Religion in a Mediated World Chapter 15: A Utopian on Main Street Chapter 16: Making Sense of Religion in Television Chapter 17: Media and the Construction of the Religious Public Sphere Chapter 18: Summary Remarks: Mediated Religion