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From Max Weber : Essays in Sociology

Hoboken : Taylor and Francis, 2013

Online-Ressource (516 p)

Englisch

Cover; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Preface; Preface to the new edition; Introduction: THE MAN AND HIS WORK; I. A Biographical View; II. Political Concerns; III. Intellectual Orientations; 1: MARX AND WEBER; 2: BUREAUCRACY AND CHARISMA: A PHILOSOPHY OF HISTORY; 3: METHODS OF SOCIAL SCIENCE; 4: THE SOCIOLOGY OF IDEAS AND INTERESTS; 5: SOCIAL STRUCTURES AND TYPES OF CAPITALISM; 6: CONDITIONS OF FREEDOM AND THE IMAGE OF MAN; Part I: SCIENCE AND POLITICS; IV. Politics as a Vocation; V. Science as a Vocation; Part II: POWER; VI. Structures of Power

1: THE PRESTIGE AND POWER OF THE 'GREAT POWERS'2: THE ECONOMIC FOUNDATIONS OF 'IMPERIALISM'; 3: THE NATION; VII. Class, Status, Party; 1: ECONOMICALLY DETERMINED POWER AND THE SOCIAL ORDER; 2: DETERMINATION OF CLASS-SITUATION BY MARKET-SITUATION; 3: COMMUNAL ACTION FLOWING FROM CLASS INTEREST; 4: TYPES OF 'CLASS STRUGGLE'; 5: STATUS HONOR; 6: GUARANTEES OF STATUS STRATIFICATION; 7: 'ETHNIC' SEGREGATION AND 'CASTE'; 8: STATUS PRIVILEGES; 9: ECONOMIC CONDITIONS ANO EFFECTS OF STATUS STRATIFICATION; 10: PARTIES; VIII. Bureaucracy; 1: CHARACTERISTICS OF BUREAUCRACY

2: THE POSITION OF THE OFFICIAL3: THE PRESUPPOSITIONS AND CAUSES OF BUREAUCRACY; 4: THE QUANTITATIVE DEVELOPMENT OF ADMINISTRATIVE TASKS; 5: QUALITATIVE CHANGES OF ADMINISTRATIVE TASKS; 6: TECHNICAL ADVANTAGES OF BUREAUCRATIC ORGANIZATION; 7: BUREAUCRACY AND LAW; 8: THE CONCENTRATION OF THE MEANS OF ADMINISTRATION; 9: THE LEVELING OF SOCIAL DIFFERENCES; 10: THE PERMANENT CHARACTER OF THE BUREAUCRATIC MACHINE; 11: ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL CONSEQUENCES OF BUREAUCRACY; 12: THE POWER POSITION OF BUREAUCRACY; 13: STAGES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF BUREAUCRACY

14: THE 'RATIONALIZATION' OF EDUCATION AND TRAININGIX. The Sociology of Charismatic Authority; 1: THE GENERAL CHARACTER OF CHARISMA; 2: FOUNDATIONS AND INSTABILITY OF CHARISMATIC AUTHORITY; 3: CHARISMATIC KINGSHIP; X. The Meaning of Discipline; 1: THE ORIGINS OF DISCIPLINE IN WAR; 2: THE DISCIPLINE OF LARGE-SCALE ECONOMIC ORGANIZATIONS; 3: DISCIPLINE AND CHARISMA; Part III: RELIGION; XI. The Social Psychology of the World Religions; XII. The Protestant Sects and the Spirit of Capitalism 1; XIII. Religious Rejections of the World andTheir Directions

1: MOTIVES FOR THE REJECTION OF THE WORLD: THE MEANING OF THEIR RATIONAL CONSTRUCTION2: TYPOLOGY OF ASCETICISM AND OF MYSTICISM; 3: DIRECTIONS OF THE ABNEGATION OF THE WORLD; 4: THE ECONOMIC SPHERE; 5: THE POLITiCAL SPHERE; 6: THE ESTHETIC SPHERE; 7: THE EROTIC SPHERE; 8: THE INTELLECTUAL SPHERE; 9: THE THREE FORMS OF THEODICY; Part IV: SOCIAL STRUCTURES; XIV. Capitalism and Rural Society in Germany; XV. National Character and the Junkers; XVI. India: The Brahman and the Castes; 1: CASTE AND TRIBE; 2: CASTE AND GUILD; 3: CASTE AND STATUS GROUP

4: THE SOCIAL RANK ORDER OF THE CASTES IN GENERAL

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Print version: From Max Weber : Essays in Sociology

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H33 .W3613 2009

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Sociology ; Electronic books

Max Weber (1864-1920) was one of the most prolific and influential sociologists of the twentieth century. This classic collection draws together his key papers. This edition contains a new preface by Professor Bryan S. Turner