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Hashtag Islam: How Cyber-Islamic Environments are Transforming Religious Authority
Published 2019-12-01“…Through an investigation of what he defines as “cyber-Islamic environments (CIEs)” - a broad category of analysis encompassing everything from social media posts, online fatwa (Islamic legal opinion) services, transnational media conglomerates, and digitally-published magazines, to name a few examples - Bunt argues that the internet has played a critical role in transforming the ways in which Muslims engage with religious authorities, allowing greater access to religious knowledge beyond the bounds of traditional Islamic scholarship and providing a platform for alternative or minoritarian approaches to Islamic practice. …”
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Hashtag Islam: How Cyber-Islamic Environments are Transforming Religious Authority
Published 2019-12-01“…Through an investigation of what he defines as “cyber-Islamic environments (CIEs)” - a broad category of analysis encompassing everything from social media posts, online fatwa (Islamic legal opinion) services, transnational media conglomerates, and digitally-published magazines, to name a few examples - Bunt argues that the internet has played a critical role in transforming the ways in which Muslims engage with religious authorities, allowing greater access to religious knowledge beyond the bounds of traditional Islamic scholarship and providing a platform for alternative or minoritarian approaches to Islamic practice. …”
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Hashtag Islam: How Cyber-Islamic Environments are Transforming Religious Authority
Published 2019-12-01“…Through an investigation of what he defines as “cyber-Islamic environments (CIEs)” - a broad category of analysis encompassing everything from social media posts, online fatwa (Islamic legal opinion) services, transnational media conglomerates, and digitally-published magazines, to name a few examples - Bunt argues that the internet has played a critical role in transforming the ways in which Muslims engage with religious authorities, allowing greater access to religious knowledge beyond the bounds of traditional Islamic scholarship and providing a platform for alternative or minoritarian approaches to Islamic practice. …”
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Scholarly work in the Internet age: Co-evolving technologies, institutions and workflows
Published 2019-01-01“…JEL classification: M10, M15, Keywords: Research workflow, Scholarly commons, Academic publishers, Publish or perish, Open scientific data, Academic libraries, Academic incentives, Digital publishing…”
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Scholarly publishing in South Africa: the global south on the periphery
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METHODOLOGY AND MEANING OF THE 3D MODELLING OF THE LOST BAALSHAMIN TEMPLE IN PALMYRA
Published 2023-06-01“…To address this issue, the “Collart-Palmyre Project” at the University of Lausanne (UNIL) digitally published the scientific archive of Paul Collart who was in charge of the excavation of the temple in the 1950’. …”
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Primary care provider interventions for addressing cancer screening participation with marginalised patients: a scoping review protocol
Published 2023-04-01“…Charted data will be synthesised through a narrative synthesis using a piloted data extraction form informed by the Template for Intervention Description and Replication checklist.Ethics and dissemination Since this is a synthesis of digitally published literature, no ethics approval is needed for this work. …”
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Open to interpretation? Productive frameworks for understanding audience engagement with Open Educational Resources
Published 2012-09-01“…It then draws on perceptions and uses of OER and open media by faculty, proposing a framework with dimensions of cultural and socio-technical mediation by this particular segment, with focus on two types of users: the teacher as active interpreter and salient user, and the teacher as digital publisher. The paper argues that the socio-technical and pedagogical affordances of OER hinder many tensions pertaining to: a) the definition of openness; b) quality; and c) moral authority regarding both context and adaptability. …”
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