Sociology: Peter Berger's 'Social Construction of Reality

Social Construction of Reality: A Treatise in the Sociology of Knowledge
Book written by Sociologist Peter L. Berger and Thomas Luckmann.
Explained in a very easy language by Prashant Kaushik
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Thankyou sir. Understood the whole concept at once .

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Thank you so much for the video sir. I have been finding it hard to understand the concept of this topic but you explained it so easily. Thanks again dear sir.

[@PrashantKaushik]

@@alkaloitongbam6684 i am really glad that it helped you. Thanks for the feedback.

[@thepalebluedot4171]

Religion is also social construction, which devout Indians are quite squeamish to talk about... "The Sacred Canopy" is also a great read.

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[@PrashantKaushik]

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25:00 ; When a girl,after marriage,moves to her husband's house for living is known as patrilocal not patrilineal.

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Thanku sir.... Very nicely and easily you made us understand these topics.. Plz make a video on peasant movement and agrarian unrest. Plz sir. Plz

[@PrashantKaushik]

Thank you Nitya. Glad that it helped you. I will try to post it but it would take some days. For which course do you need it ?

[@nityaverma226]

I m a MA 3rd semester student of sociology from Lucknow university.
As we know, due to covid, the pattern had changed entirely, from theoretical to MCQ's

[@nityaverma226]

For that, I needed the help, to understand my syllabus and topics in detail. So I could solve paper easily.
It will be a great relief, if you would help !

[@PrashantKaushik]

@@nityaverma226 ok, i'll try.

[@dip286]

What is the difference between objective and subjective reality of our society? Is it the answer?

[@PrashantKaushik]

Dipjyoti, the differences depends on the context and how you define these terms.
When you try to study the reality of your own family, caste, class, nation etc; it is 'Subjective Reality' because your perception about that reality would be decided(influenced, corrupted) by your own experiences( or identities).
When you try to formulate a study of someone else family, then it would be a an 'Objective Reality' because the subject(focus) of your study would not involve you, your people, your lived experiences etc.
More questions can be asked, such as - is it really possible to construct a reality? Is objectivity really possible ? But that would entail another set of debates.
I hope this helped you.

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I am glad that it helped you, thanks for your feedback Rahul.

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[@Somashree93]

Can you please explain about how Weber explain market... Plz

[@PrashantKaushik]

Hello Somashree, There can be different aspects of how we can study Weber's position on Market
1) Market helps him create his definition of class. Rememeber ? For Marx Class is based on ownership of means of Production, but for Weber Class is based on how a person is positioned in Market.
2) Market as an arena of Social Action. Action of both sellers and consumers are undertaken by them, keeping the other group in mind.
3) Market as place for exploitation. Weber also recognise the scope of exploitation in Market and capitalism, but he is not as vocal and stringent in this criticism as much Marx had been.
4) His approach to Market can also be studies in the light of his other works such as those on Legal-Rational Action, Protestantism and Capitalism etc.
Hope this helps you. Good luck

[@Somashree93]

Thanku so much.. Can you plz explain how market conceptualized within economic sociology???? Plz plz

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