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                    <title>Religions Are Remixes Rethinking Originality, Authenticity, and Authority in the Study of Religion</title>
                    
                    
                    
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                    <topic>دین پژوهی</topic>
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            <publisher>Routledge </publisher>
            <dateIssued>2025</dateIssued>
            
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        <tableOfContents>Table of contents :,Half Title,Series Page,Title Page,Copyright Page,Contents,Acknowledgments,1. Introduction,Remix Studies,Remix Defined,Is Everything a Remix?,Remix and the Study of Religion,Conceptual Metaphor Theory,Remix+,Remix+/-,Notes,References,2. Culture and Creation,Culture Is Software,Creation Is Recycling,Bricolage,Mimesis,Archive,Romantic Authorship,Notes,References,3. Religion and Remix,Religion Is Protestant Christianity,Metonymy and Metaphor,Redescribing Religion,Manufacturing Religion,Manufacturing World Religions,Religions Are Remixes,Religion as an Ontological Metaphor,Terminological Choices,A Metaphorical Shift,Modeling Religion,Notes,References,4. Originality,A Secular Buddhism,The Fourfold Task,Buddhism 2.0,This Batchelor Is Not Alone,The Myth of Originality,Upaniṣadic Redux,Creation Ex Nihilo,Always Already Remixed,Notes,References,5. Authenticity,Archiving Buddhism,Restrictive Remix,Measuring Buddhism,Acceptance and Success,Versioning Buddhism,Buddha as Remix Artist,Osamu Tezuka&#39;s Buddha,Tezuka as Remix Artist,Buddha as Transmediation,Canonicity and Apocrypha,Measuring Authenticity,Notes,References,6. Authority,Critical Remix,Challenges to Authority,Secular[ized] Buddhism,Hacking the Dharma,Drink Up, Me Buddhists, Yo Ho!,Collaboration,Critical Participation,Notes,References,7. Conclusion,Notes,References,Index</tableOfContents>
        
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