World Religions and Media

COMMS 482 | University Course

The interaction of media, world religions, and beliefs. Approaches may include media coverage and portrayal of religion, religions' use of media, conflict between the two, and communicating across religious cultures.

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Module #1: Finding Religion in Unexpected Places Module #2: Religion in Popular Culture Module #3. Religion in Popular Culture (Continued) Module #4: Popular Culture in Religion Module #5: Popular Culture in Religion (Continued) Module #6: Popular Culture as Religion Module #7: Popular Culture as Religion (Continued) Module #8: Religion Online Module #9: Zoroastrianism, Hinduism and the Media Module #10: Judaism and the Media Module #11: Islam and the Media Module #12: Bahai, Sikhism and the Media Module #13: Taoism and the Media Module #14: Buddhism and the Media Module #15: Christianity and the Media

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Religion and Popular Culture in America, Third Edition (Required) by: Bruce David Forbes, Jefferey H Mahan ISBN: 9780520291461 2017 University of California Press	Used: $26.25 Rental: $8.99 New: $34.95	Purchase from: $34.95	New from $23.99	Borrow
God in the Details (Optional) by: Eric Mazur, Kate McCarthy ISBN: 9780415485364 2011 Routledge		Purchase from: $48.95 Rental from: $26.93	Buy on Amazon	Borrow

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