Groot, Kees De <br/><br/>
Comics, Culture, and Religion: Faith Imagined 

 - London  Bloomsbury Academic  2024 
 - 250p 
<br/><br/>Comics and Religion in Liquid Modernity,<br/>Kees de Groot,<br/>Part1 Comics in Religion,<br/>From subordinates to superheroes?, Comics in Christian Magazines for children and youth in Norway,<br/>Irene Trysnes,<br/>Cancelling the Second Coming: Manufactured Christian Outrage online,<br/>Evelina Lundmark,<br/>The reception of comics on Zoroastrianism,<br/>Paulina Niechcial,<br/>Part2 Religion in Comics,<br/>Drawn into Krishna: Autobiography and lived religion in the Comics of Kaisa and Christoffer Leka,<br/>Andreas Hager and Ralf Kauranen,<br/>What would Preacher do? Tactics of Blasphemy in the strategies of Satire and Parody,<br/>Michael J. Prince,<br/>Islam and anxieties of Liberalism in Craig Thompson`s Habibi,<br/>Kambiz, GhaneaBassiri,<br/>Part3 Comics as Religion?,<br/>Implicit religion and Trauma Narratives in Maus and Watchmen,<br/>Ilaria Biano,<br/>Manga Pilgrimages: Visualizing the sacred/Sacralizing the visual in Japanese Junrei,<br/>Mark Mac Williams,<br/>Comics and Meaning Making: Adult Comic book readers on what, why and how they read,<br/>Sofia Sjo,<br/>Part4 Learning from Comics,<br/>The magic and multiverse: Easter eggs, Superhuman Beings, and Metamodernism in Marvel`s story worlds,<br/>Sissel Undheism,<br/>Comics and Religious Studies: Amar Chitra Katha as an Educational Comic Series,<br/>Line Reichelt Foreland,<br/>A contract with God or a social contract?,<br/>Christophe Monnot,<br/>Conclusion,<br/>Comics as a way of doing, encountering, and making religion,<br/>Kees de Groot<br/><br/><br/> 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9781350321588 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>C30  / G899