For superfans, comic-con culture is more than fun – it’s sacred, a sociologist explains
I have been studying the realm of “comic-con culture” and found that many dedicated fans describe something sacred about ...
The Cincinnati Herald1d
Comic-con culture: Fans’ devotion transcends entertainment
Discover how die-hard fans' devotion to comic-con culture and fandoms can be likened to a religious experience, with a focus on sacredness and community.
HipHopCanada1d
For Superfans, Comic-Con Culture Is More Than Fun – It’s Sacred
How Comic-Con culture goes beyond entertainment, fostering creativity, moral values, and deep community bonds among fans ...
Why comic-con is sacred to dedicated fans
Many fans describe comic-con culture as a source of principles—such as inclusivity, compassion, and self-development—that ...
Indiatimes22d
Sacred waters, shared souls: Why Maha Kumbh is a living example of ‘collective effervescence’
Theoretically, Kumbh is a great example of French sociologist Emile Durkheim’s concept of “collective effervescence.” It rests on two mutually reinforcing elements-shared action and shared ...
American Enterprise Institute27d
Why So Blue: Liberal Women Are Less Happy, More Lonely. But Why?
Our thinking here is indebted to the great French sociologist, Emile Durkheim, who stressed the value of social integration into core social institutions for the emotional welfare of men and women.
BizPac Review1mon
New poll confirms long-standing perception about liberal women
A recently published survey confirmed what many have been thinking all along about women on the left. The 2024 American Family Survey revealed a wide gap in how women between the ages of 18 and 40 ...