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plausibility structure: a standalone construct

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plausibilitystructure1 CONSTRUCTPlausibility structureBERGER · SOCIOLOGY OF RELIGION

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Sociology of religion

the social base of relationships and practices that keeps a set of beliefs credible to those who hold them.

In sociology of religion, plausibility structure refers to the social base of relationships and practices that keeps a set of beliefs credible to those who hold them. This meaning comes from Berger (1967) in The sacred canopy.[1]

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  1. Berger, P. L. (1967). The sacred canopy. Anchor Books/Doubleday. ISBN 9780385073059

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