Consuming Religion (Class 200: New Studies in Religion)
Kathryn Lofton investigates how religion and consumer culture shape each other in contemporary society, offering critical perspectives for scholars and students.
About This Book
Consuming Religion examines the intersections between religious practice and contemporary consumer society.
The work situates religious activity within broader patterns of cultural consumption and market dynamics.
Readers encounter analyses that connect everyday buying habits with expressions of faith and identity.
The text contributes to ongoing scholarly conversations in religious studies and cultural analysis.
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