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Portrayals of Pope Francis's Authority in the Digital Age: Flicks and Media Discourses, and User Perspectives: Religion and the Social Order, cartea 29

Autor Damian Guzek
en Limba Engleză Hardback – 19 dec 2024
In a decade, Francis has transformed Catholicism into a dynamic institution that openly deliberates on urgent questions of society and religion, standing at the forefront of digitally driven public opinion. With this in mind, Portrayals of Pope Francis’s Authority in the Digital Age: Flicks and Media Discourses, and User Perspectives explores the digital portraits of Pope Francis in various types of media content and productions. It investigates how digital Catholic users articulate and negotiate papal authority and through which media they do so.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9789004712065
ISBN-10: 9004712062
Pagini: 224
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0.51 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Religion and the Social Order


Notă biografică

Damian Guzek, Ph.D. DS.c. (1985) is an associate professor at the University of Silesia in Katowice. He has published monographs and many articles on digital media, religion and politics, including Mediatizing Secular State (Peter Lang, 2019).

Cuprins

List of Figures and Tables

Introduction: Discussing Approaches to the Study of Papal Authority

1The Discarded Image: The Pope on hbo and Netflix
1 Films on the Modern Papacy

2 Evolving Archetypes of the Papacy

3 Two Ways for the Future Church
3.1The Way of Rigorism

3.2The Middle Way


4 Discarded Image: In Search of Papal Metaphors of Being
Radical Traditionalism as Atheistic

4.1Secular Sacred

4.2Nominalism


2Portraying Francis on the Web
1 Choose Your YouTube Narrative: The Pope as a Threat or Hope?
1.1The Pope as Hope

1.2The Pope as the Enemy

1.3The Pope’s Agency


2 Polarized Approaches to Websites
2.1Francis Makes Things Simple

2.2Francis Changes the Accent of Catholic Teaching

2.3Francis Recognizes the Other’s Primacy


3Traditional Catholic Users: Consuming Mediated Papacy, Protecting the Old Rules and Doctrines
1 Defining Traditional Catholic Users

2 Three Types of Traditional Catholic Users
2.1Negotiators

2.2Descriptors

2.3Contesters


3 Identity Marks: Objective Truth, Catholic Orthodoxy and the Latin Mass
3.1The Idea of Objective Truth and Unchanging Human Nature

3.2Identity Reflecting Catholic Orthodoxy

3.3The Latin Mass as a Point of Reference


4 Strategies for Negotiating Francis’ Leadership
4.1Pope Francis, Bishop of Rome, or Maybe Simply Bergoglio?

4.2Refiguring the Sacred


4Post-Vatican ii Catholic Users: Media Consumption, Supporting the Modern Papacy
1 Defining Post-Vatican ii Catholic Users

2 Three Types of Post-Vatican ii Catholic Users
2.1Digital Followers

2.2Hybrid Followers

2.3Supporters


3 Hallmarks of Christian Life: Decentralization of Orthodoxy and Contextualization of Catholicism
3.1Decentralization of Orthodoxy

3.2Catholicism Dwelled in the Context


4 Approaches to Francis’ Ministry
4.1Ways to Embrace Francis

4.2Leadership that Matters

4.3Refiguring the Ministry


Conclusion: Rethinking the Pope’s Authority through the Activities of Traditional and Liberal Catholic Users
1 Rethinking the Pope’s Authority in the Digital Sphere

2 The Deeply Mediatized Way of Negotiating the Pope’s Authority

3 Final Thoughts on the Future of Papacy in the Digital Age


Methodological Appendix

Bibliography

Index