Comics as a Way of Doing, Encountering, and Making Religion

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Abstract

What can be learned from the research presented in Culture, Comics, and Religion. Faith imagined? De Groot collects and systematizes the results and suggests paths for further research. He shows how comics are a way of doing, encountering, and making religion in liquid modernity, and argues that comics deserve more attention from the perspective of material religion, lived religion, and fiction-based religion.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationComics, Culture, and Religion
Subtitle of host publicationFaith Imagined
EditorsKees de Groot
PublisherBloomsbury Academic
Pages239-246
Number of pages8
ISBN (Electronic)9781350321601, 9781350321595
ISBN (Print)9781350321588
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 30 Aug 2023

Keywords

  • Comics
  • Imagination
  • Material religion
  • Lived religion
  • Fiction-based religion
  • Mediatization
  • Liquid modernity

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