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  1. Peter L. Berger Academic Career. Ph.D., Sociology, New School for Social Research, 1954 ... Religion and World Affairs, 1985-Major Books. Invitation to Sociology, 1963 The Social Construction of Reality, (with Thomas Luckmann), 1966 The Sacred Canopy: Elements of a Sociological Theory of Religion, 1967

  2. Since 1985, Professor Berger has been Director of the Institute for the Study of Economic Culture. The institute is a research center committed to systematic study of relationships between economic development and sociocultural change in different parts of the world. Title Deceased, June 27, 2017; Professor Emeritus, Sociology of Religion.

  3. Peter L. Berger est le fils de George William Berger et de Jelka Loew. Il immigre aux États-Unis en 1946 et est naturalisé citoyen américain en 1952. Il est marié à Brigitte Kellner le 28 septembre 1959 et a deux garçons, Thomas Ulrich et Michael George. Berger obtient une licence (B.A., 1949) au Wagner College, avant de faire une ...

  4. 30 de jun. de 2017 · It was Berger’s fascination with religion that made him and his work so significant to evangelical Christians. He called himself an “incurable Lutheran,” and his liberal Protestant theology ...

  5. 2 de jul. de 2017 · Peter L. Berger, a sociologist and theologian who saw signs of the divine in quotidian moments of everyday life and, in the thick of the 1960s “God is dead” movement, argued for religion’s ...

  6. 1 de mar. de 2005 · Pluralismo global y religión Ver PDF Ver PDF Ver PDF (English) Ver PDF (English) Compartir en . Resumen. Peter Berger . Páginas: Fecha de Publicación: 01-03-2005 Palabras Clave: ¿Cómo citar este artículo? [1] Berger, P. 2005. Pluralismo global y religión. Estudios Públicos. 98 (mar. 2005). + Formatos de citación ACM APA Chicago

  7. 21 de dic. de 2017 · To understand the role of religion in the construction and transformation of reality and society in Berger’s system of thought, the starting place for African students has not always been The Sacred Canopy but rather a little-known (and therefore less frequently cited) essay of Berger’s: “A Market Model for the Analysis of Ecumenicity” (Berger 1963).