Machine generated contents note: pt. I Religion, spirituality and consumer culture -- 1.Understanding Glastonbury as a site of consumption / Marion Bowman -- 2.The economies of Charismatic Evangelical worship / Pete Ward -- 3.Mecca Cola and burqinis: Muslim consumption and religious identities / Nabil Echchaibi -- 4.The spirit of living slowly in the LOHAS marketplace / Monica M. Emerich -- 5.Burn-a-lujah!: DIY spiritualities, Reverend Billy, and Burning Man / Lee Gilmore -- 6.Spirituality and the re-branding of religion / Richard King -- pt. II Media and the transformation of religion -- 7.Religion, the media, and 9/11 / Stewart Hoover -- 8.Why has religion gone public again?: Towards a theory of media and religious re-publicization / David Herbert -- 9.The role of media in religious transnationalism / Marie Gillespie -- 10.Religion and authority in a remix culture: how a late night TV host became an authority on religion / Lynn Schofield Clark --

Contents note continued: 11.The Angel of Broadway: the transformative dynamics of religion, media, gender, and commodification / Diane Winston -- pt. III The sacred senses -- 12.Scrambling the sacred and the profane / Colleen McDannell -- 13.Material children: making God's presence real through Catholic boys and girls / Robert Orsi -- 14.Religious sensations: media, aesthetics, and the study of contemporary religion / Birgit Meyer -- 15.Finding Fabiola: visual piety in religious life / David Morgan -- 16.Popular music, affective space and meaning / Christopher Partridge -- 17.Living relations with visual and material artifacts / Stephen Pattison -- pt. IV Religion and the ethics of media and culture -- 18.Unraveling the myth of the mediated center / Nick Couldry -- 19.Remembering news about violence / Jolyon Mitchell -- 20.Religious literacy and public service broadcasting: introducing a research agenda / Elaine Graham --

Contents note continued: 21.Everyday faith in and beyond scandalized religion / Tom Beaudoin -- 22.Public media and the sacred: a critical perspective / Gordon Lynch.