Hansfried Kellner’s scientific contributions

... The reason why this study is based on symbolic interactionism is because of the emphasis on the concepts of "becoming human" and "socialization", one of the important concepts of the theory in question. Symbolic interactionism is undergirded by the assumption that reality can only be constructed socially, that although the basis of social reality is knowledge, society can realize the existence of human beings in society which is a factual and objective reality, that the connection between the psychological and the sociological can only be established by using social processes (Berger et al., 1973). ...

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UP-CLOSE AND SOCIAL RISKS IN DISTANCE HIGHER EDUCATION: A QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS OF EMERGENCY REMOTE TEACHING EXPERIENCES

... Berger rarely forgets to bring up Weber's ideal of value-free sociology as the only way forward (e.g. Berger and Kellner 1981). He uses secularisation as an example of the ideological blinders sociology has donned on itself. ...

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Peter L. Berger on Religion: The Social Reality of Religion

... According to Andreas Reckwitz (2006, 275), the early decades of the 20 th century marked the end of bourgeois cultural rule. The period witnessed a massive expansion of space-time relations, enabled by innovations in technologies of transport, communication, media, and production (Berger, Berger, and Kellner 1975;Beniger 1986). At the same time, social life came to be increasingly structured by large organizations, such as unions, associations, people's parties, huge corporations etc. -an observation that has led sociological analysis to characterize, roughly speaking, the first half of the 20 th century as "Organized Modernity" (Wagner 1998). ...

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The DataEconomy@Home: The Private Sphere, Privacy, and the Embedding of Artificial Intelligence Systems into Everyday Life as an Expansion of Economic Data Grabbing

... Again, this is not an optional process. Berger (1974) explains the necessity: ...

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"It's more how other people perceive you": Social identity formation through study abroad