Die Digitalisierung verändert Wahrnehmungsweisen grundlegend. Algorithmen, Datenbanken und social communities bestimmen westliche Kulturen in einer elementaren Weise wie Klima und Geschichte. Wie das aber auch Frömmigkeit und liturgische Formen verändert, ist in unseren Kirchen kaum bedacht. Elementare Fragen drängen herauf: Welche Bedeutung hat der menschliche Körper für religiöse Erfahrungen und in wie weit sind Sakrament und gelebter Leib Christi digitalisierbar? Was bedeuten virtuelle Sakralräume? Ist der Gottesdienst selbst ein Medium, oder ist er Fest einer Gottesgegenwart, die alle Möglichkeiten menschlicher Kommunikation übersteigt?
Dieser Band nimmt die Fragen auf – wissend, wie groß und unerschlossen das Forschungsland ist. Die Beiträge folgen Gottesdienstgestaltungen im digitalen Raum, beleuchten den Zusammenhang von Körper, Medialität und Erfahrung, suchen theologische Wegmarken und kulturwissenschaftliche Vergleichspunkte.
MIt Beiträgen von Kristina Fiedler, Christian Grethlein, Ferenc Herzig, Kristin Merle, Volkmar Mühleis, Dirk Pilz, Christian Walti und Katharina Wiefel-Jenner
[Liturgy – Body – Media . Challenges for Church Services in Modern Society]
The digital world changes how we perceive things in a fundamental way. Algorithms, databases and social communities are defining western cultures. But our churches barely consider how this affects the praxis of piety and liturgical forms. Elementary questions rise up such as: what significance does the human body have for religious experience? To what extent are sacrament and the living body of Christ digitizable? What do virtual sacred spaces signify? Is the service itself one medium or rather the celebration of God’s presence that is beyond all possibilities of human communication?
This volume takes up questions – recognising that the field of research is enormous and largely unexplored. The contributions observe liturgies in the digital world, take a close look on the relations between body, mediality and experience, and look for points of reference in Theology as well as in Cultural studies.
Dieser Band nimmt die Fragen auf – wissend, wie groß und unerschlossen das Forschungsland ist. Die Beiträge folgen Gottesdienstgestaltungen im digitalen Raum, beleuchten den Zusammenhang von Körper, Medialität und Erfahrung, suchen theologische Wegmarken und kulturwissenschaftliche Vergleichspunkte.
MIt Beiträgen von Kristina Fiedler, Christian Grethlein, Ferenc Herzig, Kristin Merle, Volkmar Mühleis, Dirk Pilz, Christian Walti und Katharina Wiefel-Jenner
[Liturgy – Body – Media . Challenges for Church Services in Modern Society]
The digital world changes how we perceive things in a fundamental way. Algorithms, databases and social communities are defining western cultures. But our churches barely consider how this affects the praxis of piety and liturgical forms. Elementary questions rise up such as: what significance does the human body have for religious experience? To what extent are sacrament and the living body of Christ digitizable? What do virtual sacred spaces signify? Is the service itself one medium or rather the celebration of God’s presence that is beyond all possibilities of human communication?
This volume takes up questions – recognising that the field of research is enormous and largely unexplored. The contributions observe liturgies in the digital world, take a close look on the relations between body, mediality and experience, and look for points of reference in Theology as well as in Cultural studies.
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