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            Religion and Communication Spaces 

            Roger Odin (2015)
            Following the reflection initiated in his book The Spaces of Communication, Roger Odin suggests a new distinction between physical communication spaces and mental communication spaces (spaces that we have inside us). The ...
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            Approaching Religious Symbols in the Public Space: Contemporary Art and Museums as Places of Negotiation? 

            Daria Pezzoli-Olgiati (2015)
            This essay responds to Sigrid Schade’s contribution by outlining the multilayered meaning-making processes deployed by the use of religious symbolism in visual culture. Referring in a concise way to a selected example of ...
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            Editorial: Thinking Methods in Media and Religion 

            Daria Pezzoli-Olgiati; Marie-Therese Mäder (2015)
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            Methodological Challenges by (New) Media 

            Christian Wessely (2015)
            The classical concept of media analysis depends to a large extent on linearity, but modern interactive media are mostly non-linear. Roger Odin has suggested a method for working with such interactive media; however, the ...
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            Documentary Media and Religious Communities 

            Marie-Therese Mäder (2015)
            The article considers four spaces where media processes involve religious communities and agents: the spaces of production, of representation, of media communication, and of distribution network and institutional framework ...
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