Comments on: Blogging and gender http://teusner.org/2007/06/15/blogging-and-gender/ ... exploring religion and culture in an online world Fri, 26 Mar 2010 09:32:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: paul http://teusner.org/2007/06/15/blogging-and-gender/comment-page-1/#comment-6264 paul Sat, 16 Jun 2007 06:36:35 +0000 http://teusner.org/2007/06/15/blogging-and-gender/#comment-6264 Well, not so much the personal spirituality of the movement, but I'm looking at how religious identity is constructed through blogging, which in part involves personal spirituality, but I think involves the participation in an EC community/organisation more. So it's still up for debate I think. Research is as grand as a drought I reckon. Slow, tedious and dry, and endless. Well, not so much the personal spirituality of the movement, but I’m looking at how religious identity is constructed through blogging, which in part involves personal spirituality, but I think involves the participation in an EC community/organisation more. So it’s still up for debate I think.

Research is as grand as a drought I reckon. Slow, tedious and dry, and endless.

]]> By: M-H http://teusner.org/2007/06/15/blogging-and-gender/comment-page-1/#comment-6259 M-H Sat, 16 Jun 2007 05:19:48 +0000 http://teusner.org/2007/06/15/blogging-and-gender/#comment-6259 It may not need a remedy. Are you only studying the way the church constructs itself and spreads its influence, or are you also studying the personal spirituality of the EC? If the latter then, yes, you may need to back track and get more data from the bloggers you haven't followed. Ain't research grand? It may not need a remedy. Are you only studying the way the church constructs itself and spreads its influence, or are you also studying the personal spirituality of the EC? If the latter then, yes, you may need to back track and get more data from the bloggers you haven’t followed.

Ain’t research grand?

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