Considering the Religious-Social Shaping of Technolog
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https://doi.org/10.22394/2073-7203-2020-38-2-124-158Ключевые слова:
religious social shaping of technology, social construction of technologies, religious communities, new media, negotiation of technologies, moral economyАннотация
Настоящий текст это глава из книги «Когда религия встречается с новыми медиа». Ключевой целью книги является разработка систематическо го подхода к исследованию того, как религиозные сообщества взаимодействуют с новыми медиатехнологиями. Эта глава посвящена обсуждению методологического подхода, используемого в книге подхода религиозносоциального формирования технологий. В ней доказывается, что предшествующие исследования отношения религиозных сообществ с новыми формами медиа часто исходили из понимания последних как «проводника», то есть нейтрального инструмента, или «режима знания», то есть носителя мировоззрения, несовместимого с моральной и духовной жизнью сообщества. Эти подходы часто упускали из виду роль сообществ религиозных пользователей как активных участников процесса согласования и формирования технологий в соответствии с религиозными ценностями и целями. Предлагается альтернативный подход, включающий четыре области для исследования и проблематизации, чтобы более полно понять отношение религиозных сообществ к новым формам медиа.Скачивания
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