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sensational forms: a standalone construct

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Religion and media

Meyer's term for authorized modes of invoking and organizing access to the transcendent, which shape how believers perceive and feel the presence of the divine.

In religion and media, sensational forms refers to Meyer's term for authorized modes of invoking and organizing access to the transcendent, which shape how believers perceive and feel the presence of the divine. This meaning comes from Meyer (2009) in Aesthetic Formations.[1]

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References

Meyer, B. (2009). Aesthetic Formations. Palgrave Macmillan Limited. ISBN 9781282557093

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