Abstract
Using the insights of the sociology of knowledge, the author attempts to elucidate some of the central biases which he argues have prevented US sociologists of religion from grasping the power dynamics behind the use of the concept of popular religion. He ends with some theoretical and historical observations about this concept that are intended to overcome the central shortcomings of its use in the US context.
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