From Max Weber : essays in sociology / edited, with an introduction by H.H. Gerth and C. Wright Mills with a new preface by Bryan S. Turner.
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TextSeries: Routledge classics in sociologyPublication details: Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxon ; Routledge, 2009. New York :Description: p. cmISBN: - 9780415482691 (pbk.)
- 301 G3F7
Contents:
A biographical view -- Political concerns -- Intellectual orientations -- Politics as a vocation -- Science as a vocation -- Structures of power -- Class, status party -- Bureaucracy -- The sociology of charismatic authority -- The meaning of discipline -- The social psychology of the world religions -- The protestant sects and the spirit of capitalism -- Religious rejections of the world and their directions -- Capitalism and rural society in Germany -- National character and the junkers -- India : the Brahman and the castes -- The Chinese literati.
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A biographical view -- Political concerns -- Intellectual orientations -- Politics as a vocation -- Science as a vocation -- Structures of power -- Class, status party -- Bureaucracy -- The sociology of charismatic authority -- The meaning of discipline -- The social psychology of the world religions -- The protestant sects and the spirit of capitalism -- Religious rejections of the world and their directions -- Capitalism and rural society in Germany -- National character and the junkers -- India : the Brahman and the castes -- The Chinese literati.
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