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In the same vein, the borrowing of religious elements might be religious, or it might not. All in all, Religion and popular music in Europe is a timely and promising book, as it supplies case studies of both topical and geographical relevance to the study of religion and popular culture. This applies both to the main theoretical framework, omitted perspectives and the aspirations of the editors in terms of fostering difference and unity in and between chapters.
As such, the variety of articles makes it suitable mainly for research libraries and specialist collections. The power of the hermeneut to decipher the cypher constitutes exactly the kind of power relationship that Marx and Foucault were rightly interested in de-cloaking. In short, one wonders whether it is radical at all to argue that such events have meaning. It is the possibility that they might have none which Kripal refuses to countenance.
But then again, the tyranny of meaning has been a feature of a certain lineage of Religious Studies since its inception. It assumes that we humans inhabit worlds of enchanted meaning. This lineage includes Rudolf Otto, Carl Jung and Mircea Eliade, all of whom receive generous and uncritical treatment in the pages of this book.
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