Stefan Bratosin
Biographic Data
| ID | 165589 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Stefan Bratosin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Stefan |
| FAMILY NAME | Bratosin |
| SIGNATURE | BRATOSIN S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université Paul-Valéry Montpellier |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4592-8964 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
“Fake News” and “Present Truth”
This study investigates the interaction between Millerite “Fake News” and James White’s “Present Truth” in shaping Seventh-day Adventist (SDA) identity through mediatization. Using the framework of anthropological mediality, it demonstrates how these historical constructs—Millerite fake news from failed apocalyptic predictions and Present Truth emphasizing ongoing revelation—continue to influence SDA culture and spirituality via print, broadcast,…
Religion, authority and denunciation in the paradigm of mediatization
The article aims to explain denunciation as a form of communication with regards to contestation. It examines this object within the limits posed by the conceptual triangle that associates religion, authority and media. The empirical field investigated considers the case of two virtual communities of the Congolese diaspora of the Salvation Army. Denunciatory occurrences were identified using the thematic analysis of occurrences with the aim of un…
Adventism and Mediatization of Fake News Becoming a Church
This article explores the becoming-church of fake news against the background of the rise of the mediatization of faith and religious beliefs through classic media supports, such as newspapers, magazines, and journals, between 1840 and 1863 in the United States. The analysis focuses on the expression of Seventh-day Adventist Church beliefs in the Adventist press before 1863. The observation of this corpus follows the construction of the "narrativ…
Covid-19 Pandemic Lockdown and Religious Mediatization of Social Sustainability. A Case Study of Romania
This article presents an empirical study on the institutional audiovisual mediatization of social sustainability made by the eighteen religious denominations officially recognized in Romania during the period of the COVID-19 pandemic onset. Research is undertaken based on the mediatization theories. Specifically, it highlights and discusses the conditions for producing the meaning of social sustainability as a result of religious mediatization du…
Sexualidad y religión en la esfera pública. Opiniones de estudiantes franceses sobre la mediatización de la esfera íntima
This article explores the passive participation of French students within the construction of public opinion on sexuality and religion. The research was conducted on 375 French students’ sample, aged 18 to 23 in the second year of Bachelor's degree in Humanities and Social Sciences within a control environment of documentary research, discursive production, and audiovisual creativity. The experience took place over two consecutive years, respecti…
Mediatization of Beliefs
This article examines "the material becoming-forces of symbolic forms" mobilized by the Adventist beliefs in the public sphere of the United States of America during the 19th century. Particularly, the article focuses on the "transformation" of the prophetic letter's secret of the Bible into "communicative action", which is both civil and religious. The article aims to test the strengths and the weaknesses of Adventism's symbolic function in the …
The Romanian Religious Media Landscape
Studies on religion in the former communist countries show that the cessation of the socialist repressions against the church and religion was followed by a revitalization of religion. Contributions supporting the model of market religion conclude that there is a higher chance of increasing religious competition and pluralization due to the opening of the religious markets, which ultimately led to an increase of religious vitality. Studies arguin…
La médialisation du religieux dans la théorie du post néo-protestantisme
This article proposes a theory of post neo-Protestantism highlighting the key relationships maintained by this new postmodern manner of thinking and living religion with the medialization, that is to say, with the 'mediatization of everything' as a model of public communication developed in favor of broadband internet, wireless internet or social media. In this perspective, it is shown that post neo-Protestantism is basically the virtualization o…
L’encadrement sectoriel de l’expression citoyenne
L’article restitue les résultats d’une recherche herméneutique sur le Conseil Communal de Concertation de la Ville de Lille, recherche alimentée par les données recueilles lors des entretiens avec les acteurs, par l’analyse des documents issus de l’activité du Conseil et par l’observation directe lors de différents types de réunions participant du fonctionnement du Conseil. Dans ce cadre, l’encadrement sectoriel de l’expression citoyenne est prés…
La médialisation du religieux dans la théorie du post néo-protestantisme
This article proposes a theory of post neo-Protestantism highlighting the key relationships maintained by this new postmodern manner of thinking and living religion with the medialization, that is to say, with the 'mediatization of everything' as a model of public communication developed in favor of broadband internet, wireless internet or social media. In this perspective, it is shown that post neo-Protestantism is basically the virtualization o…
Mediatization of Beliefs
This article examines "the material becoming-forces of symbolic forms" mobilized by the Adventist beliefs in the public sphere of the United States of America during the 19th century. Particularly, the article focuses on the "transformation" of the prophetic letter's secret of the Bible into "communicative action", which is both civil and religious. The article aims to test the strengths and the weaknesses of Adventism's symbolic function in the …
Adventism and Mediatization of Fake News Becoming a Church
This article explores the becoming-church of fake news against the background of the rise of the mediatization of faith and religious beliefs through classic media supports, such as newspapers, magazines, and journals, between 1840 and 1863 in the United States. The analysis focuses on the expression of Seventh-day Adventist Church beliefs in the Adventist press before 1863. The observation of this corpus follows the construction of the "narrativ…
L’encadrement sectoriel de l’expression citoyenne
L’article restitue les résultats d’une recherche herméneutique sur le Conseil Communal de Concertation de la Ville de Lille, recherche alimentée par les données recueilles lors des entretiens avec les acteurs, par l’analyse des documents issus de l’activité du Conseil et par l’observation directe lors de différents types de réunions participant du fonctionnement du Conseil. Dans ce cadre, l’encadrement sectoriel de l’expression citoyenne est prés…
La médialisation du religieux dans la théorie du post néo-protestantisme
This article proposes a theory of post neo-Protestantism highlighting the key relationships maintained by this new postmodern manner of thinking and living religion with the medialization, that is to say, with the 'mediatization of everything' as a model of public communication developed in favor of broadband internet, wireless internet or social media. In this perspective, it is shown that post neo-Protestantism is basically the virtualization o…
The Romanian Religious Media Landscape
Studies on religion in the former communist countries show that the cessation of the socialist repressions against the church and religion was followed by a revitalization of religion. Contributions supporting the model of market religion conclude that there is a higher chance of increasing religious competition and pluralization due to the opening of the religious markets, which ultimately led to an increase of religious vitality. Studies arguin…
Sexualidad y religión en la esfera pública. Opiniones de estudiantes franceses sobre la mediatización de la esfera íntima
This article explores the passive participation of French students within the construction of public opinion on sexuality and religion. The research was conducted on 375 French students’ sample, aged 18 to 23 in the second year of Bachelor's degree in Humanities and Social Sciences within a control environment of documentary research, discursive production, and audiovisual creativity. The experience took place over two consecutive years, respecti…
Mediatization of Beliefs
This article examines "the material becoming-forces of symbolic forms" mobilized by the Adventist beliefs in the public sphere of the United States of America during the 19th century. Particularly, the article focuses on the "transformation" of the prophetic letter's secret of the Bible into "communicative action", which is both civil and religious. The article aims to test the strengths and the weaknesses of Adventism's symbolic function in the …
Covid-19 Pandemic Lockdown and Religious Mediatization of Social Sustainability. A Case Study of Romania
This article presents an empirical study on the institutional audiovisual mediatization of social sustainability made by the eighteen religious denominations officially recognized in Romania during the period of the COVID-19 pandemic onset. Research is undertaken based on the mediatization theories. Specifically, it highlights and discusses the conditions for producing the meaning of social sustainability as a result of religious mediatization du…
Religion, authority and denunciation in the paradigm of mediatization
The article aims to explain denunciation as a form of communication with regards to contestation. It examines this object within the limits posed by the conceptual triangle that associates religion, authority and media. The empirical field investigated considers the case of two virtual communities of the Congolese diaspora of the Salvation Army. Denunciatory occurrences were identified using the thematic analysis of occurrences with the aim of un…
Adventism and Mediatization of Fake News Becoming a Church
This article explores the becoming-church of fake news against the background of the rise of the mediatization of faith and religious beliefs through classic media supports, such as newspapers, magazines, and journals, between 1840 and 1863 in the United States. The analysis focuses on the expression of Seventh-day Adventist Church beliefs in the Adventist press before 1863. The observation of this corpus follows the construction of the "narrativ…
“Fake News” and “Present Truth”
This study investigates the interaction between Millerite “Fake News” and James White’s “Present Truth” in shaping Seventh-day Adventist (SDA) identity through mediatization. Using the framework of anthropological mediality, it demonstrates how these historical constructs—Millerite fake news from failed apocalyptic predictions and Present Truth emphasizing ongoing revelation—continue to influence SDA culture and spirituality via print, broadcast,…
Political science (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Media, Religion, Digital Communication (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Philosophy (5 works) · Religion and Society Interactions (5 works) · Religious Tourism and Spaces (5 works) · Art (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Psychology (3 works)