Peter L. Berger (1929¿2017) was among the most prominent sociologists of the past half century. He co-authored with Thomas Luckmann, The Social Construction of Reality, considered to be a modern classic of social science. His work on social theory, the sociology of religion, third world development, and the role of capitalism in modern life define his enduring importance as a leading figure in social science.
Peter L. Berger (1929¿2017) was among the most prominent sociologists of the past half century. He co-authored with Thomas Luckmann, The Social Construction of Reality, considered to be a modern classic of social science. His work on social theory, the sociology of religion, third world development, and the role of capitalism in modern life define his enduring importance as a leading figure in social science.
Jonathan B. Imber is Jean Glasscock Professor of Sociology at Wellesley College. He was Editor-in-Chief of Society from 1998 to 2020. He is author of Abortion and the Private Practice of Medicine and Trusting Doctors: The Decline of Moral Authority in American Medicine. He edited the Anthem Companion to Philip Rieff.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Chapter 1. Plurality, Choice, and the Dynamics of Doubt, Jerry Z. Muller Chapter 2. Peter L. Berger and the Challenge of Modern Pluralism, Robert W. Hefner Chapter 3. Making Peace with Pluralism in America, Dennis R. Hoover Chapter 4. Religion and Secularity in a Desecularizing Russia, Christopher Marsh Chapter 5. The Moral Limits of Religious Pluralism, Wolfram Weisse Chapter 6. Peter L. Berger and Arnold Gehlen: Secularization, Institutions and Social Order, Bryan S. Turner Chapter 7. Peter L. Berger's Three Religions, Titus Hjelm Chapter 8. Objectivation: The Material Heritage of Peter L. Berger, Michaela Pfadenhauer Chapter 9. Peter L. Berger's The Social Construction of Reality, Jochen Dreher Chapter 10. The Untaken Road to Phenomenological Sociology, Patrik Aspers Chapter 11. Cheering for Capitalism, Peter T. Leeson and Claudia R. Williamson Chapter 12. Peter L. Berger and Economic Sociology , Peter J. Boettke Chapter 13. Peter L. Berger Changed the Direction of My Work ... and My Life, Charles L. Glenn Chapter 14. Peter L. Berger on Religion as Choice Rather than Fate, Samuel Heilman List of Contributors Index
Introduction Chapter 1. Plurality, Choice, and the Dynamics of Doubt, Jerry Z. Muller Chapter 2. Peter L. Berger and the Challenge of Modern Pluralism, Robert W. Hefner Chapter 3. Making Peace with Pluralism in America, Dennis R. Hoover Chapter 4. Religion and Secularity in a Desecularizing Russia, Christopher Marsh Chapter 5. The Moral Limits of Religious Pluralism, Wolfram Weisse Chapter 6. Peter L. Berger and Arnold Gehlen: Secularization, Institutions and Social Order, Bryan S. Turner Chapter 7. Peter L. Berger's Three Religions, Titus Hjelm Chapter 8. Objectivation: The Material Heritage of Peter L. Berger, Michaela Pfadenhauer Chapter 9. Peter L. Berger's The Social Construction of Reality, Jochen Dreher Chapter 10. The Untaken Road to Phenomenological Sociology, Patrik Aspers Chapter 11. Cheering for Capitalism, Peter T. Leeson and Claudia R. Williamson Chapter 12. Peter L. Berger and Economic Sociology , Peter J. Boettke Chapter 13. Peter L. Berger Changed the Direction of My Work ... and My Life, Charles L. Glenn Chapter 14. Peter L. Berger on Religion as Choice Rather than Fate, Samuel Heilman List of Contributors Index
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