From orality to the Internet: transformations of religious communication in Polish miracular communities

Abstract

The metatoretical dimension of social and religious metamorphoses 15 1 Cultural sociology of religion in the perspective of comparative religion 17 ANDRZEJ WÓJTOWICZ 2 The concept of public religion in the context of the development of the sociology of religion: the perspective of Central and Eastern Europe 33 IRENA BOROWIK 3 Spirituality vs. religiosity as impetus to the discussion on the change factors in the contemporary sociology of religion 46 SŁAWOMIR H. ZARĘBA 4 Modern directions of development of religion and spirituality: an attempt at systematisation 55 AGNIESZKA ZDUNIAK 5 New spirituality as a social and cultural megatrend JANUSZ MARIAN ́SKI 6 Metamorphoses of religiosity in Poland: post-modern spirituality or religious morality? HALINA MIELICKA-PAWŁOWSKA 7 "The Miracle of Mindfulness": between the discovery of the sacred in everyday life and secularization of the practice of meditation ANDRZEJ KASPEREK PART II Transformations of religiosity and spirituality in a society at risk -an attempt at diagnosis 8 Religiosity of the Polish intelligentsia at the beginning of the twenty-first century WOJCIECH KLIMSKI 9 The sacred and the young: theoretical and empirical inspirations MARIA SROCZYN ́SKA 10 The spectre of secularisation: against equating church indifference with religious indifference EGON SPIEGEL 11 Spiritual values of university students in contemporary Ukrainian society: a sociological discourse YURIY PACHKOVSKYY 12 Contemporary religiosity in practice: experiencing religion STELLA GROTOWSKA 13 Religious experience as a dimension of religiosity: Polish youth in the world of experience REMIGIUSZ SZAUER 14 The attitude towards Jehovah's Witnesses in Poland in the light of innovation and religious selectivity MARCIN CHOCZYN ́SKI vi Contents NOTE: This is an Accepted Manuscript of a book chapter published in "Metamorphoses of Religion and Spirituality in Central and Eastern Europe", Routledge 2022, p. 217-230. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons BY-NC-ND.