Routledge Digital Hinduism - Studies in Religion and Digital Culture

Explore the evolving relationship between faith and technology with Digital Hinduism, part of the Routledge Studies in Religion and Digital Culture series. This academic collection examines how digital media relates to religious practice and belief, moving beyond simple online activity to study the broader connections between digital tools and Hindu expression. This book provides a deep look into how Hindus utilize digital media across the globe. Through various case studies, the text examines religious life in India, throughout Asia, and within the global Hindu diaspora. It offers a comprehensive view of how traditional practices adapt to and exist within the digital sphere. Written by an international and interdisciplinary panel of academics, this work is essential for students and researchers interested in digital religion. The chapters use specific case studies to explain how digital media shapes modern religious experience and identity in a connected world.