About
Dr Chris Hartney-
Stemming from his interest in Vietnamese New Religious Movements and the impact of French culture on Indochina, Chris's research interests have developed in the direction of the interface of religion and culture. Apart from several articles and a thesis on the Vietnamese New Religion of Caodaism, Chris has also written on the Bahai Faith, New Language Development, Poetry, Seance, Surrealism and the operation of religious enclaves within multicultural societies.
Studies in Religion
Summary
Studies in Religion offers a rich scholarly environment for the critical study of religion.
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Research Location
Department of Studies in Religion, Faculty of Arts
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Synopsis
Academic staff have a wide variety of interests that include world religions; religion, media and popular culture, esotericism, spirituality and new religious movements.
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Keywords
religion and popular culture, esotericism, spirituality, new religious movements, Medieval Christianity, western Esotericism, contemporary religious trends, early Christianit, ancient Christianity, Gnostic and Coptic Studies, Buddhism, Buddhist Contemplative Practices and Healing, Mandaeism, European mythology, mysticism, art and religion
Opportunity ID
The opportunity ID for this research opportunity is: 465