Studying the Political Culture of American Catholicism

Gene A. Burns

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This paper aims toward a better integration of the sociology of culture and the sociology of religion in the study of American Catholicism. It discusses Catholicism as a cultural discourse, the concept of ideological structures, and the implications of a cultural approach for Warner's “new paradigm” and rational choice theory.

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