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Embracing Pluralism: Rethinking Western Psychiatric Models for Equitable Global Mental Health. [PDF]

Cult Med Psychiatry
Osborne A.
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Chapter 7. Even More Strange Stories of Desire: Cargo Cult in Popular Media

, 2013
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Access to excess: media as religion and the new cargo cults

Culture and Religion, 2018
Recent studies of religion and the media generally assume the secular nature of the latter impacting on the former. Religious relevance is set against a media culture of screens and networks that purportedly shape and reshape the symbols of sacredness.
Raymond L M Lee
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Cult Media

2017
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5 Viewers of Stars, Cult Media, and Avant-Garde

2022
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Cult of the vulva vs. cult of the phallus: A case study of media presentations of some famous genitals

Northern Lights: Film & Media Studies Yearbook, 2023
The society we live in is patriarchal, binary and hierarchically coded, evident from social and economic inequality and the stereotyping of men and women. Men are portrayed as active subjects and women as passive objects. Gender stereotyping extends to glorifying the male genitals as active, powerful, excellent and superior and objectifying the female ...
Mirela Holy, Nikolina Borčić
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10. “Periklean” Cult Images and Their Media

2005
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Communicating Cultism in the Media: Discursive Sense-Giving of Cult Status

Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly, 2022
The term cult has been variously applied to contemporary groups and organizations, marking them as unusual or frightening. Scholarly literature has yet to settle on a concrete conceptualization of cults and reveals little about the communicative processes by which the stigmatizing name ...
Kyle A. Hammonds, Michael W. Kramer
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Wagner the gardener: Media as nature and the building of a cult

Journal of Fandom Studies, The, 2021
This article explores why composer Richard Wagner has such a passionate cult following, by employing the ‘family resemblances’ of cult texts identified by Matt Hills and, in the process, uncovers the elemental threads embedded into his work. Taking up John Durham Peters’s call for an elemental approach to media, I argue that Wagner’s treatment of art ...
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Meghan Markle's healthy lifestyle in the media: Multiracial exceptionalism and the cult of slimness

Women's Studies International Forum, 2021
Abstract This paper examines how media representations of Meghan Markle's healthy lifestyle perpetuate concepts of good femininity rooted in racialized norms. Simone de Beauvoir's concept of ‘cultural myths of femininity’ and Patricia Hill Collins's theory of ‘controlling images’ offer a framework for analyzing how mainstream health and lifestyle ...
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