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Sociology of religion

Berger and colleagues' term for modern consciousness after pluralism and bureaucracy have weakened the shared meanings that once gave people a stable home in the world.

In sociology of religion, homeless mind refers to Berger and colleagues' term for modern consciousness after pluralism and bureaucracy have weakened the shared meanings that once gave people a stable home in the world. This meaning comes from Berger (1973) in The homeless mind: Modernization and consciousness.[1]

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  1. Berger, P. L., Berger, B., & Kellner, H. (1973). The homeless mind: Modernization and consciousness. Random House. ISBN 9780394484228

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