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Queering the Dragonfest: Changing Sexualities in a Post-Patriarchal Religion.

From: Sociology of Religion  |  Date: 12/22/2000  |  Author: Neitz, Mary Jo

Mary Jo Neitz [*]

In Invitation to sociology, Peter Berger described the sociological consciousness as characterized by debunking, unrespectability, relativizing, and cosmopolitan qualities (1963: 52). Berger influenced generations of sociologists with his view that the goal of sociology was to look beneath taken-for-granted assumptions, to debunk them, and lay bare the processes of social construction (1963: 38). He portrayed sociology as a tool for this debunking, and told us ...

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