Choice: Origins and Consequences
Rational Choice Theory
Pluralism and Religion: Britain, USA and Australia
Pluralism and Religion: Europe
Rational Choice: The Basic Errors
Conservative Religion
Liberal Religion
Steve Bruce is a Professor of Sociology at the University of Aberdeen
`The notes ot the text and the bibliography will be useful to
post-graduate researchers.'
Douglas J. Davies, Religion Vol 31, No 1,January 2001
`open and direct style of analysis without untoward reductionism
gives this book an intellectual appeal'
Douglas J. Davies, Religion Vol 31, No 1,January 2001
`his account of relativism as a democratic theory of knowledge is
as informative as it is expressly succint ... some theologians will
also find this a useful book when considering the relationship
between doctrine and changing social worlds'
Douglas J. Davies, Religion Vol 31, No 1, January 2001
`this volume will be of use for courses in the sociology of
religion. It advances and does not simply rehearse arguments over
secularisation and over what he calls the two master trends of
modernisation, viz., cultural diversity and individual
autonomy.'
Douglas J. Davies, Religion Vol 31, No 1, January 2001
`I much enjoyed this book as both a critical and a creative essay
in the sociology of religion'
Douglas J. Davies, Religion Vol 31, No 1, January 2001
`Bruce expertly hammers in the nails with respect to secularization
in Western Europe.'
David Martin, TLS
`Bruce is notorious for inserting his skewer at the point of
maximum leverage'
David Martin, TLS
`The force of Bruce's arguments is impressive.'
James A Beckford, Journal of Contemporary Religion,Vol 15.
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