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Between no churched and cyber Pentecostals: religious modus vivendi in the society under mediatization
Titelübersetzung:Entre les sans église et les cyber pentecôtistes: le modus vivendi religieux dans la société en médiatisation
Quelle: ESSACHESS - Journal for Communication Studies, 10 (2017) 2, S 33-51
Inhalt: 
The present work aims to analyze evidences of new identity procedures in Brazilian Pentecostalism, increasingly interpenetrated into the mediatization logics. Among the new procedures, the cyber Pentecostals assert themselves or establish themselves in the digital medias with a sense of an activist citizenship. Since it is a procedure that almost always seems to be autonomous and independent of institutional regulation, it also reaches the no churched: Pentecostals who left the temples for several reasons. For this analysis, we based ourselves in notions developed in the Latin current of Mediatization Studies, especially the works Eliseo Véron, Fausto Neto, Pedro Gomes and Luiz Braga. The corpus under analysis in the present article consist of posts of EIG (Evangélicas pela Igualdade de Gênero), a movement formed by/for women since 2015, mainly Pentecostals, aiming to promote discussions about the violence against woman.
The present work aims to analyze evidences of new identity procedures in Brazilian Pentecostalism, increasingly interpenetrated into the mediatization logics. Among the new procedures, the cyber Pentecostals assert themselves or establish themselves in the digital medias with a sense of an activist citizenship. Since it is a procedure that almost always seems to be autonomous and independent of institutional regulation, it also reaches the no churched: Pentecostals who left the temples for several reasons. For this analysis, we based ourselves in notions developed in the Latin current of Mediatization Studies, especially the works Eliseo Véron, Fausto Neto, Pedro Gomes and Luiz Braga. The corpus under analysis in the present article consist of posts of EIG (Evangélicas pela Igualdade de Gênero), a movement formed by/for women since 2015, mainly Pentecostals, aiming to promote discussions about the violence against woman.
Schlagwörter:Mediatisierung; Internet; religiöse Gruppe; religious movement; Brazil; Diskurs; discourse; religious group; religiöse Bewegung; Religiosität; virtuelle Gemeinschaft; mediatization; Brasilien; politische Partizipation; Kommunikationsverhalten; Digitale Medien; identity; religiousness; Identität; political participation; Internet; communication behavior; virtual community; Südamerika; South America; digital media; cyber Pentecostals; circulation; mediatization; nonchurched; gender
SSOAR Kategorie:Religionssoziologie, interaktive, elektronische Medien, politische Willensbildung, politische Soziologie, politische Kultur
Verfügbarkeit:https://nbn-resolving.org/urn:nbn:de:0168-ssoar-55487-7
Dokumenttyp:Zeitschriftenaufsatz