2017
DOI: 10.1177/0037768617697911
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Hybrid Muslim identities in digital space: The Italian blog Yalla

Abstract: Islam is often regarded as being incompatible with European values. In Italy, for example, anti-Islamic points of view reiterate the religion's alleged inconsistency with Catholicism and secularism. This article argues that narrative practices can challenge this idea by articulating Muslim hybrid identities that are compatible with Italian culture and society. The second-generation blog Yalla Italia represents a 'third space' where young Italian Muslims contrast dominant media stereotypes, thereby creating 'di… Show more

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“…Furthermore, the online space can reinforce religious identity and beliefs in the same way that the offline space does, or conversely, it can generate doubts about them (Kołodziejska 2020;Abdel-Fadil 2017). For Evolvi (2017), "the Internet differs somewhat from other media in its ability to provide a space for more nuanced identity negotiations and discourse formations". Hoover (2006) highlights the legitimizing power of communication platforms.…”
Section: The State Of the Artmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Furthermore, the online space can reinforce religious identity and beliefs in the same way that the offline space does, or conversely, it can generate doubts about them (Kołodziejska 2020;Abdel-Fadil 2017). For Evolvi (2017), "the Internet differs somewhat from other media in its ability to provide a space for more nuanced identity negotiations and discourse formations". Hoover (2006) highlights the legitimizing power of communication platforms.…”
Section: The State Of the Artmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The internet is, thus, a space in which believers can freely interact on their own beliefs outside of the dynamics and conditions of offline communities; in a way, this might seem individualized, fragmented and to break the institutional authority dynamics of face-toface communities (Hoover 2016;Evolvi 2017;Lundmark 2019). However, Kołodziejska (2015) affirms that coherence between identity and messages in the virtual space is to be expected, as it is in the offline space.…”
Section: The State Of the Artmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Научный анализ цифровой религии развиваются вокруг трёх основных темидентичность, общность и аутентичность эпистемического авторитета. В онлайн реальности религиозных коммуникаций вебсайты, влоги и блоги становятся средой для конструирования новых религиозных идентичностей и трансформации границ и компонентов традиционных идентичностей [Campbell, 2010;Lövheim, 2013;Evolvi, 2017]. Исследования онлайн религиозных сообществ позволили установить, каким образом изменяются представления о религиозной вовлечённости, как офлайн религиозные общины становятся неразрывно связанными с сетевыми онлайн практиками.…”
Section: цифровая религия -методология социологического исследованияunclassified
“…участвуют в онлайн-форумах; -создают блоги, привлекая к себе новых сторонников и укрепляя свой авторитет у паствы; -принимают позицию экспертов; -используют популярные социальные сети и мобильные приложения для расширения миссионерского поля [Campbell, 2010[Campbell, , 2016Cheong, Huang, Poon, 2011;Evolvi, 2017;Kołodziejska, 2018].…”
Section: цифровая религия -методология социологического исследованияunclassified
“…Muslim youth born in Europe may be frustrated by media representations of Islam as "other" to European culture or inevitably connected with terrorism. Digital media may offer European Muslims a venue to engage with public audiences (Evolvi, 2017). In the case of young Italian Muslims, a way to interact with society is the storytelling of their everyday experiences to normalize the public presence of Islam (Frisina, 2010).…”
Section: How Do Religious Communities Engage Public Audiences?mentioning
confidence: 99%