The Religion and Film ReaderJolyon P. Mitchell, S. Brent Plate Routledge, 2007 - 470 páginas Edited by leading experts in the field, The Film and Religion Reader brings together the key writings in this exciting and dynamic discipline. In over sixty interviews, essays and reviews from numerous directors, film critics and scholars, this eagerly anticipated anthology offers the most complete survey of this emerging field to date. Film is now widely studied and researched in theology and religious studies departments, The Film and Religion Reader is therefore ideal for students and researchers, introduced and organized into the following thematic and chronological sections, each with an introduction by the editors:
This Reader brings together a huge amount of material in a student-friendly format and will be an invaluable resource for courses within both theology and religious studies. |
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... seems more elusive , although Greeley's argument for the existence of a Catholic imagination has some clear parallels . One shared feature is that Greeley is looking at the Catholic imagination in a society where Catholics are aware of ...
... seems to be predicated upon : 1 ) the existence of an immanent life - force that binds organisms together ; and 2 ) the loss in present times of an idealized past where connections between organisms were both stronger and more ...
... seems to be particularly true among evangelical Christian churches . In fact , it seems that the more conservative a church is theologically the less problem it has pulling down a screen in the middle of a Sunday morning sermon and ...
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PART | 4 |
Introduction | 9 |
Percy Stickney Grant | 27 |
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