Holy Crap!
Selected Essays on the Intersections of the Popular
and the Sacred in Youth Cultures
Edited by
Antti-Ville Kärjä
(Music Archive JAPA) & Kimi Kärki (University of Turku)
IIPC Publication Series 7 (Turku: International Institute for Popular Culture, 2016).
ISSN 1797-318X
ISBN
978-951-29-6540-3 (PDF)
This collection of
edited conference papers has been peer-reviewed
Contents
Antti-Ville Kärjä
& Kimi Kärki
Introduction: Cross-fertilising ‘Popular’,
‘Sacred’, and ‘Youth’
Antti Ville Kärjä
Epiphanies of a commercial age
Javier Campos Calvo-Sotelo
New Gods,
New Shrines: Identity and De-Secularization Processes in Young Followers of
Celtic Music
Clare Diviny
Supernatural Teen Television:
Spiritual Lessons for Teen Viewers?
Ina Magel
Dealing with Death – New Approaches
versus Ancient Traditions
Jonathan Rova
How to Crap in the Woods: The Formation of
Authentic Identity and Faith in the Praxis of Adventure Tripping
Sissel Undheim
Spiritual Lego. Temples, rituals and New Age in Ninjago and Chima
Emily Winter
Negotiating the popular, the sacred and the political: a
case study of three Christian social justice youth
Please mention the bibliographic information when referring to this book: Holy Crap! Selected Essays on the Intersections of the Popular and the Sacred in Youth Cultures. Edited by Antti-Ville Kärjä and Kimi Kärki. Turku: International Institute for Popular Culture, 2016. (Available as an e-Book at http://iipcblog.wordpress.com/publications/).