260.5

THE POLARIZING INFLUENCE OF DISCUSSION GROUPS AS A CONSEQUENCE OF DEPERSONALIZING VIRTUAL COMMUNICATION AND THE LATEST MAGISTERIUM OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH, AIMED AT RESTORING REAL INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS

Gavenda M. *

260.6

RELIGIOUS TIKTOK IN ITALY: GENDERED VISIBILITY, PLATFORM AUTHORITY, AND INEQUALITIES OF RECOGNITION

Conti G. *

260.7

IMAGE OF THE CHARISMATIC MOVEMENT IN MEDIA DISCOURSE BASED ON ARTICLES PUBLISHED ON PCH24.PL

Jarzebak W. *

260.8

THE DIALECTIC OF THE SACRED AND THE SYNTHETIC, IN POPULAR CULTURE

Afangide-Késmárki U.U. *

260.9

CROSSES ON MOUNTAINTOP: MEDIA AND POLITICAL POLARIZATION BETWEEN CULTURAL HERITAGE AND RELIGIOUS FREEDOM

Rech G. *

265.1

CONFESSIONALISING THE MEXICAN NATION. PUBLISHING PROJECTS IN SEARCH OF A CATHOLIC NATION IN THE MID-20TH CENTURY.

Ramírez Bonilla L.C. *

265.2

THE JUVENTUD OBRERA CATÓLICA (JOC), LATIN AMERICA, AND THE MAKING OF A TRANSNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS MOVEMENT

Mcdonald D. *

265.3

BETWEEN UNITY AND DIVERGENCE: POLITICAL VIOLENCE, REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH, AND CHURCH-STATE RELATIONS (PERU, 1970-2000)

Armas F. *

265.4

THE UTOPIAN ENGINE OF HISTORY: GUSTAVO GUTIÉRREZ AND CHRISTIANS FOR SOCIALISM.

Fernández M. *

265.5

THE ROMAN EXILE OF JULIO JIMÉNEZ SJ (1958-1964): ANTI-COMMUNIST AND/OR ANTI-MARITAINIAN IMPULSES?

Álvarez C. *