| Description |
1 online resource (214 pages) |
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LUP Dissertaties |
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LUP Dissertaties
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| Contents |
Believing in the Net; TABLE OF CONTENTS; Acknowledgements; ILLUSTRATIONS; INTRODUCTIONMODERNITY, MEANING AND THE INTERNET; CHAPTER 1 SECULARISATION, AND RELIGION BEYOND ITS INSTITUTIONS; CHAPTER 2 THE CONSOLATIONS OF MODERNITY: ULTIMATE MEANING IN THE SECULAR ERA; CHAPTER 3 ONTOLOGICAL SECURITY AND HYPES; CHAPTER 4 THE ROOTS OF THE INTERNET HYPE: POST-COLD WAR ANOMIE AND THE INFORMATION AGE; CHAPTER 5 THE DREAMS OF THE INTERNET AGE; CHAPTER 6 WHIZ KIDS, GENIUSES, VISIONARIES AND CYBER-GURUS; CHAPTER 7 DOTCOMS & THE PEAK OF THE INTERNET HYPE; CHAPTER 8 EPILOGUE: THE Y2K HYPE |
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CHAPTER 9 CONCLUSIONSBIBLIOGRAPHY; WEBSITES AND AUDIO-VISUAL MATERIAL; SAMENVATTING; CURRICULUM VITAE |
| Summary |
This study shows that, in an implicit form, religion can be found everywhere in our culture |
| Notes |
Print version record |
| Subject |
Internet -- Religious aspects.
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Religion and sociology.
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Religiousness.
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sociology of religion.
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Internet -- Religious aspects
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Religion and sociology
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Religiousness
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9789048515387 |
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9048515386 |
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