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religion

Государство, религия, церковь в России и за рубежом

State, Religion and Church in Russia and Worldwide

2073-72032073-7211

РАНХиГС

10.22394/2073-7203-2020-38-2-76-97

JYTDVF

religion-373

Research Article

Статьи

Медиатизация религии: критическая оценка

Mediatisation of Religion: A Critical Appraisal

Лёвхейм

Мия

Lövheim

Mia

lovheim@teol.uu.se

Уппсальский университетШвецияUppsala UniversitySweden

2020

29092025

3827697

2025

Лёвхейм М.

Lövheim M.

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License.

https://religion.ranepa.ru/jour/article/view/373

Большинство социологов религии до сих пор редко рассматривали медиа как пространство формирования религии в современном обществе. В данной статье обсуждается целесообразность использования тезиса о медиатизации религии, предложенного Стигом Хьярвардом, для изучения религиозных изменений в современном западном обществе. Эта концепция вносит вклад в социологию религии, фиксируя связь между свойствами современных массмедиа и секуляризацией. Однако на данный момент ее валидность ограничена узким пониманием того, что такое религия и как она соотносится с модернизацией. В статье предлагаются две отправные точки для развития теории, что позволило бы лучше схватить то, что имеется в виду, когда речь идет о медиатизации религии: во-первых, это понимание религии, которое в большей степени отражает сложность ее современного состояния, и, во-вторых, понимание медиатизации, которое признает агентность религиозных акторов как способных участвовать в формировании медиапространства, а также современного общества.

Media as a context for shaping religion in modern society has generally been overlooked in the mainstream sociology of religion. This article discusses the relevance of the thesis of a mediatisation of religion presented by Stig Hjarvard for studying religious transformation in a modern, Western society. Though the theory contributes to sociology of religion through its focus on how the characteristics of modern mass media relate to the processes of secularisation, the narrow approach to religion and to the interplay between modernisation and religion in the thesis so far limits its validity. This article suggests two starting points for the development of a theory to better grasp the implications of mediatisation of religion in the contemporary world; first, an understanding of religion that better acknowledges the complexities of modern religion and second, an understanding of media-tisation that also acknowledges the agency of religious actors to take part in the shaping of media as well as modern society.

медиатизациясекуляризациямодернизациямедиация

mediatisationsecularisationmodernisationmediation

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