Olga Mikhelson
Biographic Data
| ID | 6939231 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Olga Mikhelson |
| GIVEN NAMES | Olga |
| FAMILY NAME | Mikhelson |
| SIGNATURE | MIKHELSON O |
| AFFILIATIONS | St Petersburg University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4951-0418 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Phenomenon of Religious Construction in the Japanese Graphic Novel (Manga)
The Japanese graphic novel - manga, and the closely related genre of animated films - anime, have long ceased to be regarded as only commercial. Being indeed influenced by Western popular culture, manga and anime at the same time absorbed the rich artistic tradition of Japan. Post-war manga, as a result of more than half a century of its development, has become a significant part of both Japanese and world culture. The interest for the Japanese g…
On the Border of the Religious and the Secular
The paper treats the phenomenon of so-called fictional religions in the context of contemporary post-secularism theories. Particular attention is paid to M.A. Davidsen's concept of commentitious (fictional) religion, which serves as a methodological basis for considering the Russian role-playing movement of Tolkienists as a fictional religion. The paper analyzes M.A. Davidsen’s concept of post-traditional religious field and fictional religions a…
“May the Lord Unfold!” Fictional Religion in M. Atwood’s Dystopia “The Handmaid’s Tale” and Post-Secular Religiosity
Religion and fantasy in the context of post-secularism
This article explores various types of interrelations of religion and fictional works in the fantasy genre. Research is based on key works for the genre (J.R.R.Tolkien, C.Lewis, U.Le Guin, Ph.Pullman, G.Martin, etc.) using methodological approaches developed in contemporary religious studies (E.Bailey, R.Bella, K.Cusack, R.Davidsen, E.McAvan). The article demonstrates that it is important to interpret the phenomenon of fantasy in the context of t…
From the History of Russian Religious Studies
Sacralisation of the Popular. Methodological Approaches to Religion-Like Phenomena in Contemporary Religious Studies
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Barnes, L.Ph. (2014) Education, Religion and Diversity. Developing a New Model of Religious Education. New York
From Antagonism to Cooperation
The author examines how theologians, especially Protestants, have changed their attitude to pop-culture. A veritable evolution has taken place. At one time, Protestant theologians refused to even acknowledge the existence of the phenomenon, while today some of these theologians employ examples drawn from pop-culture even in their lessons of theology. The author studies this contemporary development and offers some reasons for why it has come abou…
Sacralisation of the Popular. Methodological Approaches to Religion-Like Phenomena in Contemporary Religious Studies
religion-like phenomena, XXI . religion-like phenomena, , , , religion-like phenomena. , , . , , religion-like phenomena, , religion-like phenomena , , . , , religion-like phenomena, , . religion-like phenomena , . , , (CWS), , . : religion-like
From Antagonism to Cooperation
The author examines how theologians, especially Protestants, have changed their attitude to pop-culture. A veritable evolution has taken place. At one time, Protestant theologians refused to even acknowledge the existence of the phenomenon, while today some of these theologians employ examples drawn from pop-culture even in their lessons of theology. The author studies this contemporary development and offers some reasons for why it has come abou…
Barnes, L.Ph. (2014) Education, Religion and Diversity. Developing a New Model of Religious Education. New York
From the History of Russian Religious Studies
Sacralisation of the Popular. Methodological Approaches to Religion-Like Phenomena in Contemporary Religious Studies
religion-like phenomena, XXI . religion-like phenomena, , , , religion-like phenomena. , , . , , religion-like phenomena, , religion-like phenomena , , . , , religion-like phenomena, , . religion-like phenomena , . , , (CWS), , . : religion-like
“May the Lord Unfold!” Fictional Religion in M. Atwood’s Dystopia “The Handmaid’s Tale” and Post-Secular Religiosity
Religion and fantasy in the context of post-secularism
This article explores various types of interrelations of religion and fictional works in the fantasy genre. Research is based on key works for the genre (J.R.R.Tolkien, C.Lewis, U.Le Guin, Ph.Pullman, G.Martin, etc.) using methodological approaches developed in contemporary religious studies (E.Bailey, R.Bella, K.Cusack, R.Davidsen, E.McAvan). The article demonstrates that it is important to interpret the phenomenon of fantasy in the context of t…
On the Border of the Religious and the Secular
The paper treats the phenomenon of so-called fictional religions in the context of contemporary post-secularism theories. Particular attention is paid to M.A. Davidsen's concept of commentitious (fictional) religion, which serves as a methodological basis for considering the Russian role-playing movement of Tolkienists as a fictional religion. The paper analyzes M.A. Davidsen’s concept of post-traditional religious field and fictional religions a…
The Phenomenon of Religious Construction in the Japanese Graphic Novel (Manga)
The Japanese graphic novel - manga, and the closely related genre of animated films - anime, have long ceased to be regarded as only commercial. Being indeed influenced by Western popular culture, manga and anime at the same time absorbed the rich artistic tradition of Japan. Post-war manga, as a result of more than half a century of its development, has become a significant part of both Japanese and world culture. The interest for the Japanese g…
Philosophy (7 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Aesthetics (5 works) · Art (4 works) · History (4 works) · Religious studies (4 works) · Religious Studies and Spiritual Practices (4 works) · Theology (4 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Media, Religion, Digital Communication (3 works)