The Routledge Handbook of Language and Religion is the first ever comprehensive collection of research on religion and language, with over 35 authors from 15 countries, presenting a range of linguistic and discourse analytic research on religion and belief in different discourse contexts.
The Routledge Handbook of Language and Religion is the first ever comprehensive collection of research on religion and language, with over 35 authors from 15 countries, presenting a range of linguistic and discourse analytic research on religion and belief in different discourse contexts.
Stephen Pihlaja lives and teaches in Birmingham (UK). He is the author of several books on talk about religion, including Talk about Faith: how debate and conversation shape belief (2021). He is interested in how people talk about and understand their own beliefs in diverse contexts. Helen Ringrow researches gender and religion, particularly in online contexts. She is author of The Language of Cosmetics Advertising (2016) and co-editor of Contemporary Media Stylistics (2020).
Inhaltsangabe
Foreword 1. Language and Religion Part One - Religious & Sacred Language 2. The Learning of Sacred languages Sacred Languages and Power 3. Digital Media and the Sacred 4. Metaphors and Gestures in Prayers in Islam 5. Arabic Language and Representations of the Ethnic Other 6. Secular Functions of Religious Expressions 7. Symbols and Icons in Buddhist Worship 8. Religious Language in Literature 9. Language, Religion, and the Digital World Part Two - Institutional Discourse 10. Variation of Language in Religious Texts 11. Religion, Literature, and the Secondary Classroom 12. Religious Greeting Messages as a Genre of Institutional Communication 13. News Media Representations of Religion 14. Pandemic Sermon Rhetoric and Evangelism 15. Language Policies and Religious Practice 16. Politeness in Religious Discourse 17. Religion in the Discourse of Abortion 18. Religious Oratory and Language Online 19. Catholicism and Social Media Part Three - Religious Identity & Community 20. Religion, Identity, and Second Language 21. Selling English in an Islamic Society 22. Narratives and Religious Identity 23. Jewish Languages and American Jewishness 24. Multilanguaging in Interreligious Encounters 25. Ritual Language, Ritual Community 26. Religious Identity in Discourse 27. Conversion Narratives 28. Cognitive Metaphor and Religion 29. Religious Ritual and Language in the Local Community Index
Foreword 1. Language and Religion Part One - Religious & Sacred Language 2. The Learning of Sacred languages Sacred Languages and Power 3. Digital Media and the Sacred 4. Metaphors and Gestures in Prayers in Islam 5. Arabic Language and Representations of the Ethnic Other 6. Secular Functions of Religious Expressions 7. Symbols and Icons in Buddhist Worship 8. Religious Language in Literature 9. Language, Religion, and the Digital World Part Two - Institutional Discourse 10. Variation of Language in Religious Texts 11. Religion, Literature, and the Secondary Classroom 12. Religious Greeting Messages as a Genre of Institutional Communication 13. News Media Representations of Religion 14. Pandemic Sermon Rhetoric and Evangelism 15. Language Policies and Religious Practice 16. Politeness in Religious Discourse 17. Religion in the Discourse of Abortion 18. Religious Oratory and Language Online 19. Catholicism and Social Media Part Three - Religious Identity & Community 20. Religion, Identity, and Second Language 21. Selling English in an Islamic Society 22. Narratives and Religious Identity 23. Jewish Languages and American Jewishness 24. Multilanguaging in Interreligious Encounters 25. Ritual Language, Ritual Community 26. Religious Identity in Discourse 27. Conversion Narratives 28. Cognitive Metaphor and Religion 29. Religious Ritual and Language in the Local Community Index
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