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Cover page
Halftitle page
Series page
Title page
Copyright page
Contents
Figures
Contributors
Acknowledgements
Introduction: Digital Methodologies in the Sociology of Religion
The sociology of religion: A (very) brief discussion
Digital religion or belief
Reflecting on methods
What about ethics?
Structure of the book
Chapter summaries
Concluding thoughts
Part 1 Digitizing Research in the Sociology of Religion
1 Methodological Challenges, Innovations and Growing Pains in Digital Religion Research
Four waves of research on digital religion
Conclusion
2 Surveying the Religious and Non-Religious Online
Introduction
Research contexts
Methodologies
Ethical considerations
The selection of survey tools
Sampling and recruitment
Framing effective questions
Concluding refl ections
3 Online Crowdsourcing Methods for Identifying and Studying Religious Groups as Special Populations
Introduction
Hidden population research in the digital age
Crowdsourcing through online labour markets
Methods for identifying special populations online
Application to the study of US Muslims
Strengths of this approach
Challenges of this approach
Other considerations
Part 2 Social Networking Sites and Digital Ethnography
4 Facebook as Anti- social Media: Using Facebook Groups to Engage Opponents to the Building of Dudley Mosque
Facebook: anti- social media
Approaches to using Facebook groups
Navigating ‘social disruption’
Ethics and engagement
Beyond the findings
Facebook groups as outlets
5 Analysing YouTube Interaction: A Discourse-centred Approach
Introduction
Doing research on YouTube
Data collection and analytic methods
Reflections
6 Online Sufism: Methodological Thoughts on Researching Esoteric Islam in an Online Context
Online Sufi sm: A complicated research fi eld
‘Online Sufi sm’ – a conundrum of sorts
Methodology: A first look
Summary findings: Who are these online Sufis?
Methodology: A detailed exploration
Ethics: Blurry boundaries and new definitions
Concluding thoughts and reflections
7 Studying Digital Hinduism
Introduction
Globalization
Rational choice theory
Methodology
Ethics
Reflections
8 Young Sikhs’ Religious Engagement Online
Introduction
Methodology
Semi-structured interviews
Online survey
Summary findings
Reflexivity and researcher standpoint
Ethics
Reflections
Part 3 Digital Communication
9 Studying Apps: Research Approaches to the Digital Bible
Introduction
The research context
Methodology
Ethics
Reflections
10 Videoconferencing as a Tool Facilitating Feminist Interviews with Muslim Women Who Wear the Niqab
Introduction
Videoconferencing: An online research method on the rise
Feminist interviews and videoconferencing
Practical considerations
Opening the interview
The importance of the interview setting in videoconference interviews
Leaving the field
Concluding thoughts about the use of videoconference interviews for feminist research
11 Religious Organizations on the Internet: A Model to Analyse Communication Effectiveness
The internet and religious institutions
The Online Communication Model ( OCM )
Application of the OCM to a religious non-profit organization
Pros and Cons of the OCM
The challenges of online communication for religious organizations
Glossary
12 Researching Authority in Religious Organizations from a Communicative Perspective: A Connective Online–Offline Approach
Researching religious authority in organizations from a communicative perspective
Cultivating multilevel perspectives on religious authority
Using a connective online–offl ine approach to research religious authority: An illustrative case
Research challenges
Part 4 Virtual Reality and Religion
13 Online Ethnographic Research: Avatars in Virtual Worlds
Introduction
Virtual cathedrals
Data collection
Social, cultural and ethical issues
Demystification of religion
14 Researching Religion, Digital Games and Gamers: (E-)Merging Methodologies
Introduction
Religion in digital games
Games analysis: Practical approaches
Summary
15 The G-d in the Machine: Studying the Representation and Performance of Judaism in Video Games using Multimodal Corpus- assisted Critical Discourse Analysis
Research context
Background information
Studying religion in games
Jewish discourses in video games
Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA)
What is a Corpus?
How is a Multimodal Corpus compiled?
Outline of methodology
Ethical considerations within this research
Reflections
Glossary
Afterword: Digital Methodologies in the Sociology of Religion – What next?
Notes
Bibliography
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