Religiosity and Cyberspace: A Meta-Analysis on the Studies of Religion and Cyberspace
Publish place: Journal of Cyberspace Studies، Vol: 2، Issue: 2
Publish Year: 1397
Type: Journal paper
Language: English
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Index date: 11 November 2018
Religiosity and Cyberspace: A Meta-Analysis on the Studies of Religion and Cyberspace abstract
This paper focuses on the impact of cyberspace on religiosity in Iran through reviewing previous studies. The situation of religion in the age of the internet has always been a major matter of concern for Iranian scholars and policy makers. Accordingly, there have been many researchers who have addressed and approached this problem but there has been no comprehensive understanding of the impact of the internet on religiosity, as no comparative study has been conducted to date. This paper applies meta-analysis as the method for reviewing previous attempts while trying to gather all the data by classifying problems, methods, theoretical approaches and more importantly their results. The outcome of this study is to indicate the impact of cyberspace on religiosity and religious identity, apart from classifying and clarifying the status of religiosity in Iran. Having a stronger religious identity causes less online misbehaviors like searching and engaging in pornography. It also indicates using cyberspace for recreational purposes compared to using it for communication or gathering information etc. makes the users more likely to have a weaker religious identity
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Religiosity and Cyberspace: A Meta-Analysis on the Studies of Religion and Cyberspace authors
Mohammad Javad Chitsaz
Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, ACECR Institute for Humanities and Social Sciences, Iran
Mohammad Hosseini Moghaddam
PhD of Culture and Communications, ACECR Institute for Humanities and Social Sciences, Iran