Articles of 2014/13/12 from the Journal of Religion and Popular Culture
I just loaded 13 relevant articles from the last 8 issues of Journal of Religion and Popular Culture i.e. all the 2012-2014 issues available into this site:
– Christmas in the 1960s: A Charlie Brown Christmas, Religion, and the Conventions of the Television Genre by Stephen J. Lind
– Doctor Who: Christianity, Atheism, and the Source of Sacredness in the Davies Years by Sarah Balstrup
– The Horror of (a) Playing God: Job’s Nightmare and Michael Haneke’s Funny Games by Bradley Herling
– The Humorous Reproduction of Religious Prejudice: “Cults” and Religious Humour in The Simpsons, South Park, and King of the Hill by David Feltmate
– “I’ve never murdered anyone in my life. The decisions are up to them.”: Ethical Guidance and Cultural Pessimism in the Saw Series by John Walliss, James Aston
– Jewish Performativity on Sex and the City by Rachel E. Silverman
– Let this Hell be Our Heaven: Richard Matheson’s Spirituality and Its Hollywood Distortions by Christopher M. Moreman
– No Magic against Love, or Dark Seduction Redirected: Perspectives on the Fantasy Film Krabat by Almut-Barbara Renger
– Proud Mormon Polygamist: Assimilation, Popular Memory, and the Mormon Churches in Big Love by Tanya D. Zuk
– Real or Not Real: The Hunger Games as Transmediated Religion by Yonah Ringlestein
– Reconsidering Apocalyptic Cinema: Pauline Apocalyptic and Paul Thomas Anderson by David Congdon
– Some More Light on the Text: Watching HBO’s Deadwood with and without the Apostle Paul by Matthew W. Mitchell
– When You Walk Through the Garden: HBO and the Cross Pressures of Post-Secular Humanism by Andrew Atkinson