Inquiries into Media (Second Volume: Religion and Media)

The current book is a compilation of articles exploring the nature of media, its diverse functions, and its relationship to religion.

The book scrutinizes articles contributed by Western intellectuals, delving into the origins of media, its evolution and growth, its significant impact on audience, time, and space. It explores the earliest instances of media, their emergence, the human need for media, and media’s role in addressing religious matters, education and pedagogy, family dynamics, politics, law, ethics, as well as its positive and negative effects on society.

The majority of articles within this book delve into the nature of media as a significant phenomenon in industrial technology, analyzing its multifaceted dimensions and assessing its effectiveness. Additionally, the book includes discussions and critiques of the performance of newspapers, television, radio, cinema, the internet, satellite communication, and their connections to religious contexts.