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Peter L. Berger (1) INVITATION TO SOCIOLOGYA Humanistic AS AN INDIVIDUAL PASTIMET here are very few jokes about sociologists. This is frustrating for the sociologists, especially ifthey compare themselves with their more favored second cousins, the psychologists, who havepretty much taken over that sector of American humor that used to be occupied by clergymen. Apsychologist, introduced as such at a party, at once finds himself the object of considerableattention and uncomfortable mirth. A sociologist in the same circumtance is likely to meet with nomore of a reaction than if he had been announced as an insurance salesman.
depths of the "subconscious" to explain matters that are typically quite conscious, much more simple and, indeed, social in nature. But there is nothing inherent in the sociological enterprise of trying to understand society that necessarily leads to this practice, or to any other. Sociological
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