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The following is a list of all of the publications that were
produced as part of the Center for Media, Religion, and Culture
at the University of Colorado from 1998-2006.  Most
of these efforts have been produced as a result of generous support
from the Lilly Endowment, Inc., under their office of Religion
and Public Life.
[Publication
list last updated: 5/20/06]
Photo: Co-authors of the book, Media, Home, and Family (Routledge
2004).
Pictured: Dr. Lynn Schofield Clark, University of
Denver; Dr. Joseph G. Champ, Colorado State University; Dr. Lee
Hood, University of Colorado; Dr. Stewart M. Hoover, University
of Colorado; and Dr. Diane Alters, Assistant City Editor, Denver
Post.
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Books:
Lynn Schofield Clark, editor. Religion, Media,
and the Marketplace.
New Brunswick: Rutgers University Press, 2007. www.rutgerspress.rutgers.edu
Stewart M. Hoover, Religion in the Media Age. London:
Routledge, 2006.www.routledge.com
Stewart M. Hoover, Lynn Schofield Clark, and Diane Alters, with
Joseph Champ and Lee Hood. Media, Home, and Family. New
York: Routledge, 2004. www.routledge-ny.com
Lynn Schofield Clark. From Angels to Aliens:
Teenagers, the Media, and the Supernatural. New York: Oxford University Press
, 2003 (paperback 2005). (ucsu.Colorado.edu/~clarkl/angelalien.htm).
Stewart M. Hoover and Lynn Schofield Clark, editors. Practicing
Religion in the Age of the Media: Explorations in Media, Religion
and Culture. Columbia University Press, 2002. (www.columbia.edu)
Stewart M. Hoover. Religion in the News:
Faith and Journalism in American Public Discourse. Thousand
Oaks, CA: Sage, 1998.
Stewart M. Hoover and Knut Lundby. Rethinking
Media, Religion, and Culture. Thousand Oaks: Sage, 1997.
Stewart M. Hoover. Mass Media Religion: The Social
Sources of the Electronic Church. Thousand Oaks: Sage, 1998.
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Refereed Articles and Book Chapters
2007
Clark, L.S. (2007). Introduction: Religion, Media,
and Marketplace: Identity, Belonging, and the Emergence of Religious
Lifestyle Branding. In L.S. Clark (Ed.), Religion, Media,
and the Marketplace. Rutgers University Press.
Clark, L.S. (2007). Foreword. In L.S. Clark
(Ed.), Religion, Media, and the Marketplace. Rutgers
University Press.
Clark, L.S. (2007). Section and chapter introductions
(seriatum). In L.S. Clark (Ed.), Religion, Media, and the Marketplace. Rutgers
University Press.
Emerich, M. (2006). Spiritual Land, Contested Narratives:
Spiritual Interpretations of Cornwall's Landscapes and Implications
for Cornish Political Economy. In Garry Tregidga, Ed., Landscape
Narratives.
Hoover, S. M. (2007). "Quantitative and Qualitative
Research in Dialogue," in Karen Tracy, (ed.) Handbook
of Communication Research Methodologies, Newbury Park, CA:
Sage.
2006
Clark, L.S. (2006). Religion, Twice Removed: Exploring
the Role of Media in Religious Understandings among ‘Secular’ Young
People. In N. Ammerman (Ed.), Religion and Modern Lives:
Ethnographic Interventions. Oxford University Press.
Clark, L.S. (Forum Guest Editor) (2006, December). Introduction.
Special Issue on Religion, Globalization, and Popular Music. Journal
for the Scientific Study of Religion.
Emerich, M. (2006). Constructing ‘Celticity’: How
Pagans Define Celtic Spirituality on the World Wide Web, in Narratives
of Community. G. Tregidga (Ed.). Exeter, UK: University of Exeter
Press.
Hoover, S. M. and L.S. Clark (2006). "Media, Home, and Family," in
Livingstone and Drotner, (eds.) International Handbook of Children,
Media, and Culture, London: Sage.
2005
Clark, L.S., C. Demont-Heinrich, & S. Webber. (2005, December).
Parents, ICTs, and Children’s Prospects for Success: Interviews
along the Digital “Access Rainbow.” Critical Studies
in Media Communication 22(5): 409-426.
Clark, L.S. (2005, September). Globalizing Popular Communication
Audience Research: Looking to our Sister Fields for New Directions. Popular
Communication3(3). Also served as Special
Issue Guest Editor.
Clark, L.S. (2005). The Emergence of Religious Lifestyle
Branding: Fashion Bibles, Bhangra Parties, and Muslim Pop. In
P. Horsfield (Ed.) Papers from the Trans-Tasman
Research Symposium, Emerging Research in Media, Religion and Culture. Melbourne:
RMIT Publishing, pp. 22-39.
Clark, L.S. (2005). The Constant Contact Generation: Exploring
Teen Friendship Networks Online. In S. Mazzarella (Ed.), Girl
Wide Web. New York: Peter Lang.
Emerich, M. (2006). Media, Markets and Morality:
The Mediated Spirituality of Sustainable Living. In Karen Salamon
and Dr. Martin Ramstedt, eds.
Emerich, M. (2006). Spiritual Land, Contested Narratives:
Spiritual Interpretations of Cornwall's Landscapes and Implications
for Cornish Political Economy. Cornish History Journal.
Hoover, Stewart M. “Islands in the Global Stream: Television,
Religion, and Geographic Integration,” Studies in World
Christianity (11) no. 1, (2005) pp. 125-143.
Hoover, Stewart M. and Jin Kyu Park. (2005) “Digital religion
in the media age: Field notes from the household setting,” in
Rothenbuhler, Eric, and Mihai Coman, eds., Media Anthropology. London:
Sage.
Park, J.K. (2005), "Mediated Korean Shamanism in Late Modern
Popular Culture: From the Perspective of Media and Religion," Korean
Cultural Studies 11.
Park, J.K. (2005), "Creating My Own Cultural and Spiritual
Bubble: Case of Cultural Consumption by Spiritual Seeker Anime
Fans," Culture
and Religion6(3). pp. 393-413.
Park, J.K. (2005), "'Are you Christian? I'm the Other: The
Demarcation of Christianity and the Other in Popular Korean Television," Studies
in World Christianity 11(1),
pp. 106-124.
2004
Alters, D. and L. S. Clark. (2004). Introduction: Media, Home,
and Family. In S.H. Hoover, L.S. Clark, D. Alters, J. Champ, and
L. Hood. Media, Home, and Family (pp. 3-18). New York: Routledge.
Alters, D. and L.S. Clark. (2004). Conclusion: The ‘Intentional
and Sophisticated’ Relationship. In .S.H. Hoover, L.S. Clark,
D. Alters, J. Champ, and L. Hood. Media, Home,
and Family (pp. 171-180).
New York: Routledge.
Clark, L.S. (2004). The Journey from Post-Positivist to Constructivist
Methods. In .S.H. Hoover, L.S. Clark, D. Alters, J. Champ, and L.
Hood. Media, Home, and Family (pp. 19-34). New York: Routledge.
Clark, L.S. (2004). Being Distinctive in a Mediated Environment:
The Ahmeds and the Paytons. In S.H. Hoover, L.S. Clark, D. Alters,
J. Champ, and L. Hood. Media, Home, and Family (pp. 79-102). New
York: Routledge.
Clark, L.S., and D. Alters. (2004). Developing A Theory of Media,
Home, and Family. In .S.H. Hoover, L.S. Clark, D. Alters, J. Champ,
and L. Hood. Media, Home, and Family (pp. 35-50). New York: Routledge.
Clark, L.S. (2004). Religion and Media in a Postnational, Postmodern
World. In P. Horsfield, M. Hess, and A. Medrano (Eds.), Belief
in Media. London: Ashgate.
Clark, L.S., S. Webber , and C. Demont-Heinrich. (2004). Ethnographic
Interviews on the Digital Divide. New Media & Society 6.
Hood, L., L.S. Clark, J. Champ, and D. Alters. (2004). The Case
Studies: An Introduction. In .S.H. Hoover, L.S. Clark, D. Alters,
J. Champ, and L. Hood. Media, Home, and Family (pp. 69-78). New
York: Routledge.
Hoover, S.M., L.S. Clark., and L. Rainie. (2004). Faith
Online. A study of the Pew Internet & American
Life Project (in collaboration with the Lilly Endowment). Available
online at: http://www.pewinternet.org
Hoover, S.M. and J.K. Park. (2004). Religion and Meaning in the
Digital Age: Field Research on Internet/Web Religion. In
P. Horsfield, M. Hess, and A. Medrano (Eds.), Belief in Media. London:
Ashgate.
Russo, A. and Clark, L.S. (2004). New Media in Single Parent Households.
Technology and Everyday Life, a compedium of conference
papers.
2003
 Alters,
D. (2003). “We Hardly Watch that Rude, Crude Show: Class and
Taste in The Simpsons,” in Return to
Springfield: Prime-Time Animation and Cultural Contexts, Carol A. Stabile and Mark Harrison,
(eds), London: Routledge.
Clark, L.S. (2003). Challenges
of Social Good in the World of ‘Grand Theft Auto’ and
‘Barbie’: A Case Study of a Community Computer Center
for Youth. New Media & Society 5(1): 95-116.
Clark, L.S. (2003). The ‘Funky’ Side of Religion: An
Ethnographic Study of Adolescent Religious Identity and the Media.
In J. Mitchell and S. Marriage (Eds.), Mediating
Religion: Conversations in Media, Religion, and Culture (pp. 21-32). London: Continuum.
Clark, L.S. (2003). Baby Boomers and Their Millennial Kids: ‘Folk’
Definitions of Religion and Their Relation to Culture. In A.L. Greil
(Ed.), Defining Religion: Investigating the
Boundaries Between the Sacred and Secular (pp. 221-240). Religion and the Social Order
Series Vol. 10. JAI Press: Elsevier Science.
Hoover, S.H. (2003). Religion, Media, and Identity. In J. Mitchell
and S. Marriage (Eds.), Mediating Religion:
Conversations in Media, Religion, and Culture. London: Continuum.
Hoover, S.H. (2003). Religion, Politics, and the Media. In Edith
Blomhofer (Ed.), Religion, Politics, and the
American Experience.
University of Alabama Press.
2002
Clark, L.S. (2002). U.S. Adolescent
Religious Identity, the Media, and the ‘Funky’ Side
of Religion. Journal of Communication 52 (4):794-812.
Clark, L.S. (2002). Overview: The ‘Protestantization’
of Research into Media, Religion, and Culture. In Hoover, S.H. and
Clark, L.S. (Eds.) Practicing Religion in
the Age of the Media: Explorations in Media, Religion and Culture. Columbia University
Press.
Hoover, S.H. (2002). The Culturalist Turn in Scholarship on Media
and Religion. Journal of
Media and Religion, Inaugural issue.
2001
Hoover, S.H. (2001). Media and Visual Culture. In D. Morgan and
S. Promey (Eds.), The Visual Culture of American
Religions. Berkeley:
University of California Press, 2001.
1998
Clark, L.S. Dating
on the Net: Teens and the rise of “pure” relationships.
In S. Jones (Ed.), Cybersociety 2.0 (pp. 159-183). Thouand Oaks,
CA: Sage.
Clark, L.S. Identity, Discourse, and Media Audiences: A Critical
Ethnography of the Role of Visual Media in Religious Identity-Construction
among U.S. Adolescents (Dissertation abstract). Javnost
(The Public): Journal of the European Institute for Communication
and Culture 5(2): 106-107.
1997
Clark, L.S. and Hoover, S.H. Controversy and Cultural Symbolism:
A Case Study of the RE-Imagining Event. Critical
Studies in Mass Communication 14(4): 310-331.
Clark, L.S. and Hoover, S.H. At the Intersection of Media, Culture,
and Religion: A Bibliographic Essay. In S. Hoover and K. Lundby
(Eds.), Rethinking Media, Religion, and Culture (pp. 15-36).
Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.
Hoover, S.H. and Clark, L.S. Negotiating the Boundary between Religion
and the Media: The Case Study of the RE-Imagining Controversy. Review
of Religious Research 39(2): 153-171.
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Published Reviews
2007
Clark, L.S. (2007). Book review, There’s
Never Been a Show Like Veggie Tales. AltaMira, 2006. Sociology
of Religion.
2006
Clark, L.S. (2006, June). Religion and Media, American
Style (Book Review Essay on Heather Hendershot’s Shaking
the World For Jesus, David Chidester’s Authentic
Fakes, and Sean McCloud’s Making the American Religious
Fringe). American Quarterly.
Clark, L.S. (2006). Book review, The Internet
and Soceity, by Maria Bakardjieva. Routledge press,
2004. New Media & Society.
2005
Clark, L.S. (2005). Book review, Soul Searching,
by Christian Smith and Melinda Lundquist Denton. Oxford University
Press, 2005. In Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion 44(4):
497-498.
Clark, L.S. (2005). Book review, Rave Culture
and Religion, by Graham St. John. Journal of Media
and Religion.
2004
Clark, L.S. (2004). Book review, Karaoke Nights, by Rob Drew. Popular
Communication, 2(1).
2003
Clark, L.S. (2003). Book review, Habits of
the High-Tech Heart,
by Quentin Schultze. Journal of Calvinist Studies, in press.
2002
Clark, L.S. (2002). Book
review, Religion on the Internet: Research Prospects and Promises,
by Jeffrey Hadden and Douglas Cowan (Eds.). Sociology of Religion.
2001
Clark, L.S. (2001). Book
review, Television and New Media Audiences, by Ellen Seiter.
Journal of Communication 51 (2): 435-437.
Clark, L.S. (2001). Book review, God in the
Movies, by Albert J.
Bergeson and Andrew Greeley. Journal for the Scientific Study of
Religion 40(3): 558-559.
Clark, L.S. (2001). Book review, Spiritual
Manifestos, by Niles
Elliot Goldstein (Ed.). Review for Religious.
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Published Reviews of Our Work
Encyclopedia Entries
2006
Hoover, S. M. (2006). “Media Marketplace,” in
Stout, Daniel, ed., Encyclopedia of Media and Religion.
2005
Clark, L.S. (2005). Popular Culture. In David Morgan (Ed.), Encyclopedia
of Religion. New York: MacMillan.
Hoover, Stewart M. "Media," Helen Rose Ebaugh (ed). Handbook
of Religion and Social Institutions. (Handbooks of Sociology
and Social Research) New York: Springer, 2005.
2004
Clark, L.S. (2004). The WB Network. In Horace Newcomb (Sen.Ed.),
Encyclopedia of Television. New York: MacMillan.
Clark, L.S. (2004). Touched by an Angel. In Horace Newcomb (Sen.Ed.),
Encyclopedia of Television. New York: MacMillan.
Clark, L.S. (2004). Angela Lansbury. In Horace Newcomb (Sen.Ed.),
Encyclopedia of Television. New York: MacMillan.
Hoover, S.M. (2004). Media. In D. Morgan (Sen.Ed.), Encyclopedia
of Religion, 2nd Edition. Macmillan.
2001
Clark, L.S. (2001). Fundamentalists and the Entertainment Media.
In Brenda Brasher (Sen.Ed.), Encyclopedia of Fundamentalism. New
York: Routledge.
2000
Clark, L.S. (2000). Angels. In Wade Clark Roof (Sen. Ed.), Encyclopedia
for Contemporary American Religion. New York: Macmillan.
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Academic presentations and conferences,
1998-2006
2006
Clark, L.S. (2006, February). Keynote presentation, Coming
of Age in the Reel and Real Worlds of the Garden State. Butler
University. Clark, L.S. (2006, March). Keynote presentation, Media,
Home, and Family. Emory University.
Clark, L.S. (2006, August). Invited presentation on teaching
communication ethics through service learning. Annual meeting of
the Association of Education in Journalism and Mass Communication.
Clark, L.S. (2006, June). New Media and Authority in
the Classroom. Paper presented for the Communication and Technology
Division of the International Communication Association, Dresden,
Germany.
Clark, L.S. (2006, June). Youth and Civic Engagement. Paper
to be presented for the Popular Communication Division of the International
Communication Association, Dresden, Germany.
Clark,L.S. (2006,
July). Young journalists, vocation, and civic engagement. Paper
to be presented for the Conference on Media, Religion, and Culture,
Sigtuna, Sweden. Clark, L.S. (2006, July). Author Meets
Critics: Review of From Angels to Aliens: Teenagers, the Media,
and Beliefs in the Supernatural. Response to be presented
for the Conference on Media, Religion, and Culture, Sigtuna, Sweden.
Hoover, S. M. (2006, July) Roundtable presentation to the Porticus
International Seminar on Media and Religion, Basel, Switzerland.
Hoover, S. M. and Monica Emerich (2006, July) “Meaning and
Civic Engagement,” paper presented to the Fifth International
Conference on Media, Religion, and Culture, Sigtuna, Sweden.
Hoover,
S. M. (2006, June) “Media, Meaning, and Making
of Civic Engagement: Locations, Discourses, Institutions and Values,” paper
presented to the Annual Meeting, International Communication Association,
Dresden, Germany.
Hoover, S. M. (2006, June) “Media
and Public Connection,” Remarks to roundtable on media and
public connection, Annual Meeting, International Communication
Association, Dresden, Germany.
Hoover, S. M. (2006, June) “Understanding
Meanings and Spiritualities,” paper presented to master
seminar on media, religion and meaning, University of Amsterdam.
2005
Clark, L.S. (2005, November). The Emergence of Religious
Lifestyle Branding: Fashion Bibles, Muslim Pop, and Bhangra Parties. Keynote
presentation, Conference on Religion and Media, Tehran, Iran.
Clark,
L.S. and M. Emerich. (2005, November). Ethical Dilemmas of
Team-Based Research. Society for the Scientific Study of
Religion. Rochester, NY.
Clark, L.S. (2005, November). Popular
Music, Popular Religion, and Globalization: Self-Branding through
Music Purchases. Society for the Scientific Study of Religion. Rochester,
NY.
Clark, L.S. (2005, November). The History of Media Studies
in Media, Religion, and Culture Scholarship. American Academy
of Religion, Philadelphia, PA.
Clark, L.S. (2005, July). The
Emergence of Religious Lifestyle Branding: Fashion Bibles, Bhangra
Parties, and Muslim Pop. Presentation to the Symposium on
Religion and Media, RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia.
Clark,
L. S. (2005, June). The Constant Contact Generation: Interview-Based
Material from Teens. Presented at the Digital Kids Symposium,
sponsored by the MacArthur Foundation.
Clark, L.S. (2005,
May). Rethinking the Majority: Considering Ideology in Qualitative
Audience Research. International Communication Association,
New York, New York.
Clark, L.S. (2005, March). Pop
Culture Meets Pop Religion: Fashion Bibles, Hindi Nightclubs, and
Muslim Pop. Keynote presentation to the Graduate Student
Symposium, Indiana University.
Coats, C. (November 2005). “God, Man, then … wait,
how’d that go?: Examining emerging gender identities among
20-something Evangelicals.” Presented at 2005 Annual Meeting,
American Academy of Religion, Philadelphia, PA.
Eastman, C. (January 2005). ”A New View of Missions - Accompaniment
in Nicaragua." Presented at St. Andrew Presbyterian Church,
Boulder.
Eastman, C. (July 2005)"Accompaning our Nicaraguan
Companion Synod." Presented as part of the Global University
- Evangelical Lutheran Church of America (ELCA) Global Mission
Event, Fargo, ND.
Eastman, C. (November 2005)"South African and Egyptian Media
Coverage of Darfur." Presented at the Sudan Awareness Conference
- Univ. of CO, Boulder.
Emerich, M. and L.S. Clark. (2005, February). Quilting
Identities: Threading the Researcher Self with the Informant Other
in the Construction of Interpretations. Presented at the Couch-Stone
Symbolic Interactionist Conference, University of Colorado.
Hoover, S.M. (2005, December) “Religion in the Media Age,” public
lecture, London School of Economics and Political Science.
Hoover,
S. M. (2005, December) “Narrative as a Tool in Audience Research,” lecture
to the graduate research symposium, Department of Media and Communication,
London School of Economics and Political Science.
Hoover, S. M.
(2005, December) Co-Leader, Doctoral Fellowship Seminar, The Gregorian
University, Rome. Hoover, S.M. (2005, November) “The Mediation
of Religion,” keynote address to the First Tehran Conference
on Religion and the Media, Tehran, Iran.
Hoover, S. M. (2005, September-October)
Consultations with visiting scholar Knut Lundby of the University
of Oslo on research and publication strategies.
Hoover, S. M.
(2005, July) Co- organizer and respondent to the Symposium on
Religion and Media, RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia.
Park, J.K. "'Magical Fantasy' or 'Satanic Occultism': Evangelical
Christian Communities' Critique of Children's Media and Popular
Culture," International Communication Association, New York.
May, 2005.
Park, J.K. "A TV Drama from the Perspective of Media and
Religion," Institute of Folklore Studies, Kyung Hee University.
Seoul, April 2005.
Park, J.K. "A TV Drama from the Perspective of Media and
Religion," Institute of Folklore Studies, Kyung Hee University.
Seoul, April 2005.
2004
Clark, L.S., M. Miles, and K. Lustiyk. (2004, May). Seek
the Truth (But let the Search Engine Find It). Paper Presented
to the annual meeting of the International Communication Association,
New Orleans.
Clark, L.S. (2004, May). The Ethnographic Turn in
the Humanities, Sociology, and Anthropology: Emergent directions
for Audience Studies. Paper presented to the annual meeting
of the International Communication Association, New Orleans.
Clark, L.S. (2004, May). Touched by a (Vampire Named)
Angel: Or, is Buffy a Celebration of the Occult? Paper presented
at the annual meeting of the Console-ing Passions Conference of
cultural studies media researchers and activists, New Orleans.
Clark, L.S. (2004, June). Exploring ‘Revolve’:
The New Testament for Teens. Paper presented to the Cultural
Studies Crossroads conference, Urbana-Champaign, IL.
Clark, L.S. (2004, September). Spiritual support from
Afar: The Case of Caleb Baylor and Email. Paper presented
at the 4th Public International Conference on Media, Religion,
and Culture, Louisville, KY.
Clark, L.S. (2004, September). Spirituality Online:
Teen Friendship Circles and the Internet. Paper presented
at the 4th Public International Conference on Media, Religion,
and Culture, Louisville, KY.
Clark, L.S. (2004, October). Exploring ‘Revolve,’ the
New Testament for Teens at the Intersection of Religion, Media,
and the Marketplace. Paper presented at the annual meeting
of the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion, Kansas City,
MO.
Clark, L.S. (2004, October). Faith Online: Rethinking
the Teen Seeker. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Society
for the Scientific Study of Religion, Kansas City, MO.
Clark, L.S. (2004, November). Exploring ‘Revolve’ and ‘Refuel’ at
the Intersection of Religion, Media, and the Marketplace. Presented
at the annual meeting of the American Academy of Religion, San
Antonio, TX.
Clark, L.S. (2004, November). Responding to Critics:
Part of an ‘Author Meets Critics’ session on From
Angels to Aliens: Teenagers, the Media, and the Supernatural. Presented
at the annual meeting of the American Academy of Religion, San
Antonio, TX.
Coats, C. (2004, November). Market Produce: Veggie
Tales and the Middle Class as Moral Ideal. Presented
to the Southwest Education Conference of the Association for
Journalism and Mass Communication, Little Rock, AR.
Emerich, M. (2004, May). The Moral and Economic Profits
of ‘Sustainable Spirituality’: A Case Study of Natural
Business Communications and the ‘LOHAS’ Model
for Social Change. Presented at International Communication Association,
New Orleans.
Emerich, M. and S.M. Hoover. (2004, September). Tele-Visions
of a ‘Good Life’: How Individuals Use Television for
Moral Reflections on Self and Society. Presented at Media,
Religion and Culture Conference, Louisville, KY.
Emerich, M. (2004, October). Interconnected,
Interdisciplinary and International: A Fresh Look at Celtic Cultural
Studies. Opening speech at Celtic Representations conference, University
of Colorado, Center for British and Irish Studies.
Hoover, S.M. (2004, September). Narratives
of the Self in Research on Internet Identity,” Association
of Internet Researchers, University of Sussex, UK.
Hoover, S.M. and Clark, L.S. (2004, September). Personal
Religion Online. Association of Internet Researchers, University
of Sussex, UK.
Hoover, S.M. (2004, September). Faith
Online: Quantitative Research on Internet Religion. Conference
on Media, Religion, and Culture, Louisville, KY.
Hoover, S.M. and J. K. Park. (2004, May). Religious
Meaning-Making in the Media Age: Categories of Household Practice.
International Communication Association, New Orleans.
Hoover, S.M. (2004, October). Digital
Religion,” Society for the Scientific Study of Religion,
Kansas City, October, 2004.
Park, J. (2004, May). Expressive Production of Religion
through Virtuality: Theorization of the Internet as a Medium for
Religious Expression. Paper presented to the International Communication
Association 54th Annual Conference, New Orleans, Louisiana.
Park, J. (2004, May). Virtual Ethnography or Ethnography
of Virtuality?: Methodological Analysis of Ethnographic Research
of the Internet. Paper presented to the International Communication
Association 54th Annual Conference, New Orleans, Louisiana.
Park, J. (2004, June). Mediated Meanings and
the Self: Media Audiences’ Strategies for Presentation of
Religious Self and Identity. Paper presented to the 2004 Crossroads
in Cultural Studies, 5th International Conference of the Association
for Cultural Studies, Urbana-Champaign, Illinois.
Park, J. (2004, September). Constructing the Religious
Self through Mediated Meanings: Media Audiences’ Discursive
Strategies for the Self and Identity. Paper presented to the 4th
International Conference on Media, Religion, and Culture, Louisville,
Kentucky.
Park, J. (2004, September). Locating the Study of
Media, Religion and Culture: Within the Debate between Culturalism
and Structuralism. Paper presented to the 4th International Conference
on Media, Religion, and Culture, Louisville, Kentucky.
Park, J. (2004, September). Internet, Medium for Religious
Expression: Toward a Theorization of New Meaning Making Process.
Paper presented to the 5th International Conference of Association
of Internet Researchers, Sussex, England.
Park, J. and L.S. Clark. (2004, May). ‘I’m
Pretty Open’ vs. ‘I Don’t Cross Those Lines’:
Questions of Audience ‘Openness’ in Religious Meaning
Making. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the International
Communication Association, New Orleans.
2003
Clark, L.S. (2003, November). Supernatural or Spiritual Beliefs?
Questions of Sacred and Secular in a Mediated Context. Invited
presentation for the Consultation on Secularization, Boston University.
Clark, L.S. (2003, November). Hell Houses, Horror, and the Dark
Side of Evangelicalism: A Reception Analysis of the Unintended Consequences
of Prosyletic Media Among Young People. Presented to the American
Anthropological Association.
Clark, L.S. (2003, October). Supernatural or Spiritual Beliefs?
Cultivating and Analyzing Qualitative Data from Interviews with
Teens. Presented to the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion.
Clark, L.S. (2003, October). Spirituality Online: Rethinking Religious
Authority in the Context of Teen Friendship Circles and New Media.
Presented to the American Studies Association.
Clark, L.S. (2003, July). How Baby Boomers View the Media as a Cultural
Resource for Parenting. Presented to the Association for the Education
of Journalism and Mass Communication, Kansas City.
Clark, L.S. (2003, July). Respondent to panel, Religious Communities’
Use of the Media. Presented to the Association for the Education
of Journalism and Mass Communication, Kansas City.
Clark, L.S. (2003, May). Teen Friendship Networks Online. Presented
on a panel Clark organized titled, Ethnographic Studies of Teens
and the New Media, International Communication Association, San
Diego.
Clark, L.S. (2003, May). Supernatural Fiction and the Dark Side
of Evangelicalism: An Analysis of Ethnographic Material on Popular
Religion and Popular Culture. Presented on a panel Clark organized
titled New Directions in Cultural Studies: Popular Culture and Popular
Religion, International Communication Association, San Diego.
Clark, L.S., C. Demont-Heinrich, and S. Webber. (2003, May). Ethnographic
Interviews on the Digital Divide. Presented to the International
Communication Association, San Diego.
Clark, L.S. (2003, April). Hell Houses, Horror, and the Dark Side
of Evangelicalism: A Reception Analysis of the Unintended Consequences
of Prosyletic Media Among Young People. Presented to the Anthropology
of Religion Conference.
Demont-Heinrich, C., Clark, L.S., and Webber, S. (2003, October).
Computers and Success. Presented to the Association of Internet
Researchers, October, 20.
Emerich, M. (2003, October). “Spiritual Land, Contested Narratives:
Spiritual Interpretations of Cornwall’s Landscapes and Implications
for Cornish Political Economy.” Celtic Representations, Boulder,
CO.
Emerich, M. (2003, June). “Methodological Issues of Virtual
Ethnography: The Case of the Celt.” Presented to the Celtic
Image in MultiMedia conference, Plymouth England.
Emerich, M. (2003, May). “The Emergence of Celtic Paganism
into the Public Sphere.” Presented to the ASANAS conference,
Milton Keynes, England.
Emerich, M. (2003, May). “Capitalizing on Nature or Spiritualizing
Capitalism? The Case of the LOHAS Journal and Natural Business Communications.”
Presented to the ASANAS conference, Milton Keynes, England.
Emerich, M. (2003, April). “Real World in Virtual Time: The
Role of the Land in Conceptualizations of ‘Celticity’
by Contemporary Celtic Pagans on the Internet.” American Academy
of Religion Regional Conference.
Hoover, S. (2003, October) “Religious Seeking/Religious Finding:
The New Age in The Digital World,” paper presented to the
conference the Association of Internet Researchers, Toronto.
Hoover, S. and Park, J. (2003, May). “Field Notes on the
History and Future of Religion in Media Scholarship” Co-authored
with Stewart Hoover, Presented to the International Communication
Association 53rd Annual Conference, San Diego, California.
Hoover, S (2003, May). “Plausible Narratives of the Self,”
Presented to the International Communication Association 53rd Annual
Conference, San Diego, California.
Park, J. (2003, August). “Presentation of Media Practice:
Dramaturgical Analysis of Religious Accounts of Media.” Paper
presented to the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass
Communication, Kansas City, Missouri.
Park, J. (2003, May).
“‘Creating My Own Cultural Bubble’: Cultural Consumption
of Japanese Spirituality in Anime” Paper presented to
the International Communication Association 53rd Annual Conference,
San Diego, California.
Russo, A.M. and L.S. Clark. (2003, April). New Media in Single
Parent Households. Presented to the European Media Technology and
Everyday Life Conference, London.
Webber, S. A. (October, 2003). Minimal
use, maximum hope: The current uses of computers and the Internet
in elementary schools. Paper presented at the annual conference
of the AOIR (Association of Internet Researchers), Toronto, Canada.
Webber, S., Clark, L.S., and Demont-Heinrich, C. (2003, October).
Buying in and Left Behind. Presented to the Association of Internet
Researchers.
2002
Alters, D. (2002, November). “They Hid Jesus in the Bulrushes:
Children’s Understandings of Religion in Popular Culture.”
Paper presented to the annual meeting of the Society for the Scientific
Study of Religion, Salt Lake City, UT.
Clark, L.S. (2002, July). Respondent, Technology and popular culture.
Popular Communication division of the International Communication
Association.
Clark, L.S. (2002, May). ’I’d rather do more than Preparation
H commercials’: Encountering religion in Hollywood. Presentation
to the International Study Commission on Media, Religion, and Culture,
Vancouver, BC.
Demont-Heinrich, C. (2002, July). "When
the Panopticon Goes Online:
Charting the Geography of Power and Surveillance on the Internet"
at
IAMCR (International Association of Mass Communication Researchers).
Emerich, M. (2002, October). “Constructing ‘Celticity’:
How Neo-Pagans Define Celtic Spirituality through Popular Discourse
on the Internet.” Presented to the Society for the Scientific
Study of Religion, Salt Lake City, UT.
Emerich, M. (2002, June). “Ethnographic Methods in the New
Media @ Home project.” Presented to the Institute of Cornish
Studies, Cornwall, England. Presentation was part of a grant from
the University of Colorado’s British Cultural Studies oral
history project.
Hoover, Stewart M. and Anna Maria Russo (2002, November). “Remembering
9/11: media, religion and meaning-making in commemorative ritual.”
Paper presented at the
Society for the Scientific Study of Religion (SSSR) Conference,
Salt Lake City, UT.
Hoover, Stewart M. and Anna Maria Russo (2002, November). “Ritual,
Representation, and Media in Public Commemoration.” Paper
accepted to the American Academy of
Religion (AAR) Annual Meeting, Toronto, Canada.
Hoover, S. (2002, October) “Religion and Meaning in the Digital
Age: Field Research on Internet/Web Religion,” paper presented
to the meeting of the Association of Internet Researchers, Maastricht,
Netherlands
Hoover, Stewart M. and Anna Maria Russo (2002, July). “Modes
of Engagement in
Research on Media Meaning-Making.” Paper presented at the
23rd Conference and
General Assembly IAMCR/AIECS/AIERI, International Association for
Media and
Communication Research, Barcelona, Spain.
Hoover, Stewart M. and Anna Maria Russo (2002, July). “Remembering
the World Trade Center: The Visual Mediation of Grief.” Paper
presented at the 23rd Conference
and General Assembly IAMCR/AIECS/AIERI, International Association
for Media and
Communication Research, Barcelona, Spain.
Park, J. (2002, July). “Constructing a Religion: Issues of
the Study of Religion on the Internet,” Paper presented to
the 52nd Annual Conference of the International Communication Association,
Seoul, Korea.
Park, J. (2002, July). “Integrating
Religiosity and Ethnic Identity: Everyday Media Practice of An Immigrant
Community in the U.S.” Paper presented to the International
Communication Association 52nd Annual Conference, Seoul, Korea.
Russo, Anna Maria (2002, July). “Single parenthood in a mediated
culture: narratives
concerning media, meaning-making and identity-formation. Paper presented
at
the 23rd Conference and General Assembly IAMCR/AIECS/AIERI, International
Association for Media and Communication Research, Barcelona, Spain.
Webber, S. A. (November, 2002). “Ethnographic Perspectives
on the Digital Divide.” Invited participant on panel at the
NCA (National Communication Association) Annual Convention, New
Orleans, LA.
Webber, S. A. (November, 2002). “A
Closer look: Internet and computer use in elementary schools.”
Paper presented at the NCA (National Communication Association)
Annual Convention, New Orleans, LA.
Webber, S. A. (May, 2002).
“After-school programs and the network society.”
Paper presented at the NCA (National Communication Association)
2002 Summer Conference, Shaping the Network Society: Patterns for
Participation, Action, and Change, Seattle, WA.
Webber, S. A. and Clark, L. S (May, 2002).
“The Network Society, Social Capital and Ethnography.”
Pattern presented at the NCA (National Communication Association)
2002 Summer Conference, Shaping the Network Society: Patterns for
Participation, Action, and Change, Seattle, WA.
Webber, S. and L.S. Clark. (2002, May). Dreams and Means: Ethnographic
analysis of disadvantaged young people and the digital dividePresented
to the Shaping the Network Society conference, Seattle, WA.
2001
Clark, L.S. (2001, November).“The history of media studies
in media, religion, and culture scholarship.” Paper presented
to the pre-conference on Media, Religion, and Culture, American
Academy of Religion conference, Denver.
Clark, L.S. (2001, November). Respondent, Youth, Religion, and
Popular Culture session, American Academy of Religion conference,
Denver,.
Clark, L.S. (2001, October).“Access to new media technologies:
A justice issue?” (Clark was Organizer and Respondent to the
panel, as well) Paper presented to the Society for the Scientific
Study of Religion/Religious Research Association conference, Columbus,
OH.
Clark, L.S. (2001, October). Respondent, Longitudinal Research
on Religion among Young People. Society for the Scientific Study
of Religion/Religious Research Association conference, Columbus,
OH.
Clark, L.S. (2001, October). “Social good and citizenship
at a community computer center for youth: A case study.” Paper
presented to the second annual Association of Internet Researchers
conference, Minneapolis, MN.
Clark, L.S. (2001, August).“Baby boomers and their millennial
kids.” Paper presented to the Association for the Sociology
of Religion conference, American Sociological Association, Los Angeles,
CA.
Clark, L.S. (2001, May). “Challenges
of social good in the world of ‘Grand Theft Auto’ and
‘Barbie’: A case study of a community computer center
for youth.” Paper presented to the International Communication
Association as part of a Theme Session on communication research
and policy matters (Clark organized the panel).
Clark, L.S. (2001, May). “Creating family media policies:
A case study comparison of how two families regulate media use for
their children, and how their children interpret these policies.”
Paper presented to the International Communication Association,
Popular Communication Division.
Clark, L.S. (2001, March).“Reconsidering the mythic in relation
to religious, anthropological and media perspectives: Legends of
the supernatural.” Presented to the regional meeting of the
American Academy of Religion/Society of Biblical Literature.
Hoover, S.H. (2001, November). Religion as Television and Television
as Religion. Invited panelist, Annual Meeting of the American Academy
of Religion, Denver, CO.
Hoover, S.H. (2001, October). Religious Meaning Making in Media
Households: Fieldwork on the Social-Scientific Study of Religion
and the Media. Presented to the Annual Meeting, Society for the
Scientific Study of Religion, Columbus, OH.
Hoover, S.H. (2001, June). Media Culture and the New Religious
History. Invited presentation to the Conference on the New Religious
History, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN.
Webber, S.A. (2001, October). Moderator on panel: Digital Divide:
U.S. Case Studies. Interconnections 2.0: The Second International
Conference of the Association of Internet
Researchers, Minneapolis, MN.
Webber, S.A. (2001, August). Participant on panel: Soaring or Crashing?
How We’re Coping in the Brave New World of Digital Journalism
Education. Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication,
Mass Communication and Society Division, Washington, D.C.
Webber, S.A. (2002, May). After-School Programs and the Network
Society. Presented at the National Communication Association Summer
Conference: Shaping the Network Society: Patterns for Participation,
Action, and Change, Seattle, WA.
Webber, S.A. (2001, May). Overlapping Goals: Computer Technology
in Schools.” Presented at the International Communication
Conference, Washington, D.C.
Webber, S. and L.S. Clark. (2001, November).“When
McDonald’s is run by robots, I’ll still have a job:
Reflections on ethnographic research into the Digital Divide.”
ICA/IAMCR Conference on the Digital Divide, Austin, TX.
2000
Clark, L.S. (2000, November).“Touched by a (Vampire Named)
Angel: Teen girls, beliefs in the supernatural, and delegitimated
popular culture.” Presentation to the Society for the Scientific
Study of Religion.
Clark, L.S. (2000, May). “Online
bonds and offline boundaries: Methodological issues for teens and
discussions of difference.” Presentation to the Cyberculture
in/and Diversity Conference, University of Maryland.
Clark, L.S. (2000, May). Respondent, Popular Culture and Film.
Popular Communication Division, International Communication Association,
Acapulco, Mexico.
Clark, L.S. (2000, March).“Touched by a (Vampire named) Angel:
Explicit religion in teen media.” Paper presented to the international
Religious Communications Congress 2000 meeting.
1999
Clark, L.S. (1999, November). “Is popular culture replacing
religion for today’s teens?” Presentation for the Advisory
Board of the School of Journalism and Mass Communication, University
of Colorado.
Clark, L.S. (1999, November). “Media, religion, and family
identity: The symbolism, media, and the lifecourse project.”
Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Society for the Scientific
Study of Religion, Boston.
Hoover, S.H. and L.S. Clark. (1999, August). “Media and Meaning
at the Millennium,” second author with Stewart Hoover, presented
at the annual meeting of the Association of Sociologists of Religion,
division of the American Sociological Association, Chicago.
Clark, L.S. (1999, July). “If you stay away from Nintendo,
you’ll read the Qur’an more: Media, the family, and
Muslim identity,” presented at the International Conference
on Media, Religion and Culture, Edinburgh, Scotland.
Clark, L.S. (1999, July). Chair, panel on Media and Adolescents,
the International Conference on Media, Religion and Culture, Edinburgh,
Scotland.
Clark, L.S. (1999). “Teens and the supernatural,” presented
to the meeting of the International Study Commission on Media, Religion,
and Culture, Edinburgh.
Clark, L.S. (1999, May). “Ideology, religion and class in
a mediated environment: A critical reception study of ‘Touched
by an Angel,’” designated a Top Four paper for the Popular
Communication division of the International Communication Association
and presented at that group’s annual meeting, San Francisco.
Clark, L.S. (1999, May). “Learning from the field: The journey
from post-positivism to constructivisim,” presented at the
annual meeting of the Popular Communication division of the International
Communication Association.
Clark, L.S. (1999, February).“The funky side of the supernatural:
Bourdieu’s distinctions in the context of a U.S. reception
study,” colloquy presented to the School of Journalism and
Mass Communication.
Clark, L.S. (1999, January). “The funky side of the supernatural:
Angels, aliens, and ‘legitimate’ culture,” presented
to the meeting of the International Study Commission on Media, Religion,
and Culture, Boulder, January.
1998
Clark, L.S. “Baby boomers and their Millennial kids: Constructing
religious identity in a mediated environment,” presented to
the annual meeting of the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion,
Montreal, November, 1998.
Clark, L.S. “Dating on the Internet: Teens and the Rise of
the ‘Pure’ Relationship,” presented to the Feminist
Scholarship Division at the annual meeting of the International
Communication Association, Jerusalem, July, 1998.
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Public Presentations, Talks, Colloquia
Clark, L.S. (2006, February). Roundtable on New Media. Colloquy
for the School of Journalism and Mass Communication, University
of Colorado.
Clark, L.S. (2006, February). The Constant Contact Generation:
Historically Situating the New Media Practices of U.S. Teens.
School of Communication, University of Denver.
Clark, L.S. (2006, March). Reflections on Media, Religion, and
Gender in Iran. Colloquy
for the School of Journalism and Mass Communication, University
of Colorado.
Clark, L.S. (2005, March). Media, Home, and Family. Keynote
presentation for the Discover and Connect event, Central Pennsylvania. Sponsored
by the Carlisle Presbytery.
Clark, L.S. (2005, March). Spiritual
Leadership in The Matrix, Lord of the Rings, The X-Men, and
More. Workshop presentation for the Discover and Connect
event, Central Pennsylvania. Sponsored by the Carlisle Presbytery.
Clark, L.S. (2005, March). Using Popular Culture
to Talk about Faith Across Generations. Presentation for
Second Presbyterian Church, Carlisle, PA.
Clark, L.S. (2005,
March). Pop Culture Meets Pop Religion: Fashion Bibles, Hindi
Nightclubs, and Muslim Pop. Keynote presentation to the Graduate
Student Symposium, Indiana University, hosted by Religious Studies
students.
Clark, L.S. (2005, January). Spiritual Leadership in The
Matrix, Lord of the Rings, The X-Men, and More. Illiff Week
of Lectures, Denver, CO.
Clark, L.S. (2003, October). Keynote speaker, From Angels to Aliens
Event, Presbyterian Media Mission’s Day at the Movies,
Pittsburgh, PA.
Clark, L.S. (2003, October). Book reading, From Angels to liens,
with Kirby Moss. Sponsored by the School of Journalism and Mass
Communication, University of Colorado.
Clark, L.S. (2003, November). Co-organizer (with Brent Plate of
Texas Christian University), “Representations of Islam and
Muslims in the Media,” Pre-conference seminar, American Academy
of Religion, Atlanta.
Clark, L.S. (2003, July). Invited guest speaker, From Angels to
Aliens, Parish Resource Center, Dayton, OH.
Clark, L.S. (2003, May). Keynote speaker, From Angels to Aliens,
PMM Luncheon, General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.).
Clark, L.S. (2003, June). Invited seminar leader, From Angels to
Aliens, Salon Series, Kindred/Keziah, Boulder, CO.
Clark, L.S. (2003, May). Invited guest speaker, From Angels to
Aliens, Frazier Meadows, Boulder, CO.
Clark, L.S. (1998, June).Keynote speaker, “Building bridges
between theology and media studies.” Presented to the meeting
of the Catholic Theological Society in America, Ottawa, Canada,
June.
Hoover, S.M. (2006, March). Media and Religion in Iran. Colloquy
to the School of Journalism and Mass Communication, University
of Colorado.
Hoover, S. M.(2005, February) “Covering Religion in Media,” Address
to the Conference of the Colorado Press Association, Denver, OH.
Hoover, S. M. (2005, July) “Religion in the Media Age,” address
to the Messenger Dinner, Church of the Brethren Annual
Conference, Peoria, IL.
Hoover, S.M. (2005, November) “Reflections
on Media and Religion East and West,” remarks to the graduate
symposium, Faculty of Divinity, University of Edinburgh.
Hoover,
S. M. (2005, December) “Religion in the Media,” public
address, the Gregorian University, Rome.
Hoover, S.H. (November, 2002). Co-organizer (with Jeffrey Mahan
of Iliff Seminary), Pre-conference on Media, Religion, and Culture,
Annual Meeting, American Academy of Religion, Denver.
Hoover, S.H. (2001, November). Co-organizer (with Jeffrey Mahan
of Iliff Seminary), Pre-conference on Media, Religion, and Culture,
Annual Meeting, American Academy of Religion, Denver.
Hoover, S.H. (2001, July). Co-organizer (with David Morgan of Valparaiso
University), Asian consultation on Religion and the Media, Bankok,
Thailand.
Hoover, S.H. (2001, April). Public lecture, Department of Communication
and Information Studies, University of Sterling, Scotland.
Hoover, S.H. (1999, February). Rethinking
Form and Content: Religion on Television or Television Religion?
Hoover, S.H. (1996, April). The
George Gerbner Lecture: The Annenberg School for Communication University
of Pennsylvania.
Hoover, S.H. Media
and Theology Project Public Lectures: Religion in a Media Age.
(The University of Edingburgh: The School of New Divinity, New College).
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Non-Academic Publications
Clark, L.S. (2006, May). How to get an article published. Under
Resources for Research, Site
for Media, Culture and Meaning.
Clark, L.S. (2006, April). The 'World Cup' of Popular Communication.
Popular Communication Newsletter: 2.
Clark, L.S. (2003, October 18). Your kid or mine? (Review of the
film Thirteen). The Christian Century : 8-9.
Clark, L.S. (2002, May). Entertainment at what price? (on Survivor
V’s plans to film in the Phi Phi Islands despite environmental
protests). Popular Communication Newsletter: 1.
Clark, L.S. (2001, October). Lessons learned (reflections on incorporating
Sept. 11 concerns into the classroom). Popular
Commnication Newsletter:
1.
Clark, L.S. (1999, December). Popular culture: Replacing religion
among today’s teens? TransMission.
Clark, L.S. (1999, Summer).
Columbine: A message from the trenchcoats. Ministry.
Clark, L.S. (1998, Spring). Exploring the role of media in religious
identity-construction among teens: A review of dissertation research
and findings. Connections : 1.
Clark, L.S. (1996, Spring). Martin Marty keynotes conference. Bylines:
1.
Bedell, K. and Clark, L. S. (1993, November). Theological schools
and communication education: The survey results. Connections 1(2):1.
Dozeman, T. and Clark, L.S. (1992). Bulrush
and burning bush: How to discern and respond to God’s call.
(Videotape and print resource). Dayton, OH: Whaleprints.
Hoover, S. Religion
in the Media Age. Denver Post, Sunday, November 16, 2003
Hoover, S.H. (1981). The Electronic Giant. Chicago: Brethren Press.
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