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The New Sociology of Knowledge
2017A classical sociologist can be defined as someone whose "works occupied a central position among the sociological ideas and notions of an era." Following this criterion, Michaela Pfadenhauer demonstrates the relevance of Peter L. Berger's work to the sociology of knowledge.
Michaela Pfadenhauer, Peter L. Berger
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Sociological Models of Scientific Knowledge
International Sociology, 1997In contemporary advanced societies, the study of science and technology has acquired huge importance; this has been possible also thanks to the sociology of science. It is a hybrid specialty, because it derives from the sociology of knowledge and the social history of science, and yet is more and more conditioned by economics and politics.
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Mannheim’s Sociology of Knowledge
1989In this chapter Mannheim’s sociology of knowledge is analysed more closely. I concentrate on his work from ‘The Problem of a Sociology of Knowledge’ to Ideology and Utopia. However, as Mannheim’s thought is, in the broad sense, a development of core themes, the presentation of the sociology of knowledge also involves drawing on some of his other ...
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Sociology of Scientific Knowledge
2004The work of sociologists of knowledge and socially oriented historians of science should be of interest to epistemologists for one clear and overriding reason. It furnishes a theory of knowledge which exhibits knowing as a social process, and knowledge as a collective accomplishment. Such a claim should not be underestimated. The sociology of knowledge
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Computational Social Science and Sociology
Annual Review of Sociology, 2020Achim Edelmann, Christopher A Bail
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Disconnecting multicellular networks in brain tumours
Nature Reviews Cancer, 2022Varun Venkataramani +2 more
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