Reframing Theology and Film: New Focus for an Emerging Discipline (Cultural Exegesis)
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Reframing Theology and Film: New Focus for an Emerging Discipline (Cultural Exegesis)

by Robert K. Johnston

Religion Film Studies
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Reframing Theology and Film examines cinema through the lens of theology and cultural exegesis. Robert K. Johnston focuses on film theology as an emerging discipline, presenting an interdisciplinary resource for readers exploring the connections among religion, culture, interpretation, and the moving image.

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Reframing Theology and Film examines the intersection of theological thought and cinema.

The book presents film theology as an emerging discipline and considers how film can become a subject for theological reflection.

Framed through cultural exegesis, it offers a focused approach to interpreting culture and religious meaning through film.

This volume is suited to readers interested in theology, religion, film studies, and interdisciplinary cultural analysis.

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