Titlebook: Dynamic Secularization; Information Technolo William Sims Bainbridge Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2017 secularization.vir

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978-3-319-85929-3Springer International Publishing AG 2017

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William Sims BainbridgeExplores how information technology reveals and energises the conflict between science and religion.Offers many new insights on the transformation of civilisation by information technology.Clearly dem

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Fragmentation: Online Evidence About Religious Innovation, of religion and the decline of science. Secularization is often conceptualized as a war between religion and science, yet wars sometimes destroy both belligerents rather than resulting in a triumphant victor. Conventional measures of religiosity, like frequency of attendance at religious services,

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Humanization: The Crash or Reboot of Social Psychology,or example, as measured by references in historical newspapers available online, in the period 1840–1919, psychology rose from nowhere to overshadow both religion and the pseudoscience of phrenology. Today, however, social psychology, that gave us valuable conceptual frameworks like the Lofland-Star

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Paganization: The Virtual Revival of a Cult Online,ocess Church of the Final Judgement, which the author studied ethnographically during its period of popular visibility, 1970–1976. Originally a British deviant psychotherapy growing out of Scientology and Psychoanalysis, the Process became a communal, polytheistic religion in the US and Canada. Its

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Residualism: Online Survival of Rejected Religions,cular culture, and how online communications can accelerate the decline of controversial religions. The title “residualism” refers to the fact that the disintegration of a religion does not necessary lead to the death of all its features, because some residue of its culture may persist, even become

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Pessimism: Critiques of Religion and Technology in the , Games,in its equations, at the same time it permits nuclear weapons of unparalleled destructiveness. Of great cultural significance, the . series of solo-player role-playing computer games produced by several different teams deeply examines the alternative human responses to tragedy, including religion bu

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Optimism: Religious Diversity in the , Massively Multiplayer Online Game,eral interstellar species converging on the planet Nexus. But it also offers a laboratory for experiencing cultural anthropological notions of religion, in a futuristic context, documented by a study requiring 350 hours of participant observation. A user’s avatar must belong to one or the other of t