Diana Walsh Pasulka
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Diana Walsh Pasulka is a leading scholar at the intersection of religion, digital media, and the supernatural. Her research explores how contemporary spiritual beliefs are shaped by—and embedded within—technological environments, challenging the assumed divide between the rational and the transcendent. In her highly influential work, including "Believing in Bits: Digital Media and the Supernatural" (2019), Pasulka demonstrates that digital media, far from being purely secular tools, actively produce new forms of religious and supernatural experience. Her contributions have reshaped the study of religion in the digital age, with her work garnering significant attention across disciplines. Beyond her academic impact, Pasulka is a sought-after voice on the cultural implications of emerging technologies and has been featured in major media outlets. Her research continues to inspire students and scholars to rethink the boundaries of belief, technology, and human experience.
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- 1Believing in bits: Digital media and the supernatural18 citations · 2019