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religious-social shaping of technology: a standalone construct

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Religion and media

Campbell's approach to how religious communities negotiate new media in light of their history, core beliefs, authority and community framing.

In religion and media, religious-social shaping of technology refers to Campbell's approach to how religious communities negotiate new media in light of their history, core beliefs, authority and community framing. This meaning comes from Campbell (2010) in When Religion Meets New Media.[1]

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Campbell, H. (2010). When Religion Meets New Media. Taylor & Francis Group. ISBN 9781134272105

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