1) Peter Berger likens sociological discovery to culture shock minus geographical
displacement. He also points out that as a sociologist one must peel away the layers
of the world-taken-for-granted. What does Berger mean by these statements?
Explain in detail the relevance of these statements to sociological inquiry. In
addition, explain how if you decided to subject an aspect of social reality to
sociological inquiry (eg. Barbershop or Nightclubs), how it may appear differently
from previous conceptions of it. That is to say, take an example from your everyday
life that was not discussed in class and explore it sociologically, highlighting features
that were previously taken for granted but now appear more complex and rich with
multiple layers of meaning.
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