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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. In Inside Evangelicalism, Mark Ward Sr. combines ethnographic, autoethnographic, and sociolinguistic research to identify and analyze white evangelicals distinctive culture and speech code from a perspective rooted deeply in both communication studies and the evangelical community. The Bible emerges as evangelicalisms one dominant symbol that unifies all meaning and divides the world into a cosmic dualism between secular humanism and an all-encompassing biblical worldview. The associated language of literalism drives evangelical culture, cognition, and identity, creating a system of ordered social relations enacted through patriarchy, anti-intellectualism, authoritarianism, and white Christian nationalism. Wards positionality as both an ethnographer of religious communication who has observed white evangelical culture for two decades and a self-identified evangelical for four decades makes him uniquely qualified to cast an insiders critical yet balanced eye on conservative white Christian culture. Inside Evangelicalism complements existing scholarship within anthropology and sociologywhere evangelicalism has been studied in conjunction with the rise of the Religious Rightwhile contributing unique insights from religious communication studies. The book is also a landmark in its own right, a work that demonstrates the productive complementarity of ethnographic and autoethnographic research and the first study to describe evangelical culture through the ethnography of its communication. In this book, Mark Ward Sr. combines ethnographic and autoethnographic research to identify and analyze white evangelicals distinctive speech code and to illumine the complexities of conservative white evangelical culture with an insiders critical yet balanced eye. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. In Inside Evangelicalism, Mark Ward Sr. combines ethnographic, autoethnographic, and sociolinguistic research to identify and analyze white evangelicals distinctive culture and speech code from a perspective rooted deeply in both communication studies and the evangelical community. The Bible emerges as evangelicalisms one dominant symbol that unifies all meaning and divides the world into a cosmic dualism between secular humanism and an all-encompassing biblical worldview. The associated language of literalism drives evangelical culture, cognition, and identity, creating a system of ordered social relations enacted through patriarchy, anti-intellectualism, authoritarianism, and white Christian nationalism. Wards positionality as both an ethnographer of religious communication who has observed white evangelical culture for two decades and a self-identified evangelical for four decades makes him uniquely qualified to cast an insiders critical yet balanced eye on conservative white Christian culture. Inside Evangelicalism complements existing scholarship within anthropology and sociologywhere evangelicalism has been studied in conjunction with the rise of the Religious Rightwhile contributing unique insights from religious communication studies. The book is also a landmark in its own right, a work that demonstrates the productive complementarity of ethnographic and autoethnographic research and the first study to describe evangelical culture through the ethnography of its communication. In this book, Mark Ward Sr. combines ethnographic and autoethnographic research to identify and analyze white evangelicals distinctive speech code and to illumine the complexities of conservative white evangelical culture with an insiders critical yet balanced eye. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. Winner of the 2026 Outstanding Book Award from the Spiritual Communication Division of the National Communication Association! In Inside Evangelicalism, Mark Ward Sr. combines ethnographic, autoethnographic, and sociolinguistic research to identify and analyze white evangelicals distinctive culture and speech code from a perspective rooted deeply in both communication studies and the evangelical community. The Bible emerges as evangelicalisms one dominant symbol that unifies all meaning and divides the world into a cosmic dualism between secular humanism and an all-encompassing biblical worldview. The associated language of literalism drives evangelical culture, cognition, and identity, creating a system of ordered social relations enacted through patriarchy, anti-intellectualism, authoritarianism, and white Christian nationalism. Wards positionality as both an ethnographer of religious communication who has observed white evangelical culture for two decades and a self-identified evangelical for four decades makes him uniquely qualified to cast an insiders critical yet balanced eye on conservative white Christian culture. Inside Evangelicalism complements existing scholarship within anthropology and sociologywhere evangelicalism has been studied in conjunction with the rise of the Religious Rightwhile contributing unique insights from religious communication studies. In this book, Mark Ward Sr. combines ethnographic and autoethnographic research to identify and analyze white evangelicals distinctive speech code and to illumine the complexities of conservative white evangelical culture with an insiders critical yet balanced eye. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. In Inside Evangelicalism, Mark Ward Sr. combines ethnographic, autoethnographic, and sociolinguistic research to identify and analyze white evangelicals distinctive culture and speech code from a perspective rooted deeply in both communication studies and the evangelical community. The Bible emerges as evangelicalisms one dominant symbol that unifies all meaning and divides the world into a cosmic dualism between secular humanism and an all-encompassing biblical worldview. The associated language of literalism drives evangelical culture, cognition, and identity, creating a system of ordered social relations enacted through patriarchy, anti-intellectualism, authoritarianism, and white Christian nationalism. Wards positionality as both an ethnographer of religious communication who has observed white evangelical culture for two decades and a self-identified evangelical for four decades makes him uniquely qualified to cast an insiders critical yet balanced eye on conservative white Christian culture. Inside Evangelicalism complements existing scholarship within anthropology and sociologywhere evangelicalism has been studied in conjunction with the rise of the Religious Rightwhile contributing unique insights from religious communication studies. The book is also a landmark in its own right, a work that demonstrates the productive complementarity of ethnographic and autoethnographic research and the first study to describe evangelical culture through the ethnography of its communication. In this book, Mark Ward Sr. combines ethnographic and autoethnographic research to identify and analyze white evangelicals distinctive speech code and to illumine the complexities of conservative white evangelical culture with an insiders critical yet balanced eye. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…