Film as Religion: Myths, Morals, and Rituals
John C. Lyden investigates how films convey myths, morals, and rituals, revealing cinema's role as a modern form of religion and cultural meaning-making.
About This Book
Film as Religion examines the ways movies serve as sources of meaning and value in contemporary culture.
The book analyzes how cinematic stories parallel traditional religious myths and ethical teachings.
It considers film viewing itself as a ritual practice that shapes beliefs and community.
Readers gain insight into the intersection of popular media and religious thought.
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