A collection of articles about digital iconic texts, edited by Brad Anderson and Amanda Dillon, appears in Postscripts 21/1 (2021).
- Introduction: Sacred Texts and Digital Culture, by Amanda Dillon
- Mapping the (Digital) Terrain: Biblical Texts in Digital Contexts, by Bradford A. Anderson and Amanda Dillon
- Smartphone Applications and Religious Reading among Swaminarayan Hindus, by Bhakti Mamtora
- The Bible as my Witness: Digital Bibles, Visual Anonymity, and Performative Iconicity, by Dorina Miller Parmenter
- Satguru’s Word, Online and Offline Contemporary Representation of the “Universal Brotherhood,”
by Anna Bochkovskaya - Mark’s Ending in the Digital Age: Paratextual Evidence, New Findings and Transcription Challenges, by Mina Monier
- Facebook and Martin Luther: Media Technology, Accessibility, and Expertise in Three Dimensions, by James W. Watts
- Sacred Texts and Their Subjects, Now and Then, by Mark K. George
- Eat, Shit, Scar: Resurrection and the Digital Afterlife of Books and Bodies, by J. Sage Elwell
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