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Introduction: The Cultural Construction of Religion in the Media Age, byStewart M. Hoover 1. Overview: The "Protestantization" of research intoMedia, Religion, and Culture, by Lynn Schofield Clark Part 1. Mediation inPopular Religious Practice 2. Protestant Visual Practice and American MassCulture, by David Morgan 3. Believing in Elvis: Popular Piety in MaterialCulture, by Erika Doss Part 2. The Mediation of Religion in the Public Sphere4. Public Art as Sacred Space: Asian American Community Murals In LosAngeles, by J. Shawn Landres 5. All the World's a Stage: The PerformedReligion of the Salvation Army, 1880-1920, by Diane Winston 6. "Turn ItOff!": TV Criticism in the Christian Century Magazine, 1946-1960, by MicheleRosenthal Part 3. Religion Made Public Through the Media 7. BetweenObjectivity and Moral Vision: Catholics and Evangelicals in AmericanJournalism, by John Schmalzbauer 8. The Southern Baptist Controversy and thePress, by Mark G. Borchert Part 4. Implicit Religion and Mediated PublicRitual 9. Scapegoating and Deterrence: Criminal Justice Rituals in AmericanCivil Religion, by Carolyn Marvin 10. Ritual and the Media, by Ronald L.Grimes Part 5. Explicit and Public Expression in New Media Contexts 11. AllahOn-Line: The Practice of Global Islam in the Information Age, by Bruce B.Lawrence 12. Internet Ritual: A Case Study of the Construction ofComputer-Mediated Neopagan Religious Meaning, by Jan Fernback 13. ReligiousSensibilities in the Age of the Internet: Freethought Culture and theHistorical Context of Communication Media, by David Nash Part 6. SpecificReligions and Specific Media in National and Ethnic Contexts 14. ReligiousTelevision in Sweden: Toward a More Balanced View of Its Reception, by AlfLinderman 15. Religious to Ethnic-National Identities: Political MobilizationThrough Jewish Images in the United States and Britain, 1881-1939, by MichaelBerkowitz 16. Between American Televangelism and African Anglicanism, by KnutLundby 17. "Speaking in Tongues, Writing in Vision": Orality and Literacy inTelevangelistic Communications, by Keyan G. Tomaselli and Arnold SheppersonContributors Index