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A society’s stock of knowledge is structured in terms of what is generally relevant and what is relevant only to specific roles… the social distribution of knowledge entails a dichotomization in terms of general and role-specific relevance… because of the division of labor, role-specific knowledge will grow at a faster rate than generally relevant and accessible knowledge… The increasing number and complexity of sub universes make them increasingly inaccessible to outsiders. (en) |
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https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Peter_L._Berger
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The Social Construction of Reality, 1966 (en) |
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;PREFACE (en) |
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;ONE, THE FOUNDATIONS OF KNOWLEDGE IN EVERYDAY LIFE &!-- Starts at p. 33 in 1991 edition--X (en) |
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;INTRODUCTION (en) |
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