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Elements in New Religious Movements

Youth Culture and Religion in Twenty-First Century Japan

From Hyper-real to 2.5-Dimensional Religion

Hiroki (University of Tokyo) Miura & Satoko (University of Tokyo) Fujiwara

Youth Culture and Religion in Twenty-First Century Japan

Elements in New Religious Movements

Youth Culture and Religion in Twenty-First Century Japan

From Hyper-real to 2.5-Dimensional Religion

Elements in New Religious Movements: Youth Culture and Religion in Twenty-First Century Japan

 

This Element explores emerging forms of religiosity among Japanese young adults. It argues that existing frameworks are insufficient to capture the nuances of youth religiosity in the Era of Virtuality.

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Beschrijving Elements in New Religious Movements: Youth Culture and Religion in Twenty-First Century Japan

This Element explores emerging forms of religiosity among Japanese young adults. It argues that existing frameworks are insufficient to capture the nuances of youth religiosity in the Era of Virtuality. It conceptualizes how young people engage with digital, fictional, and embodied practices that blur the boundaries between reality and imagination.

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9781009550260
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72
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Elements in New Religious Movements
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