The Rise of Western Rationalism: Max Weber's Developmental HistoryUniversity of California Press, 07/11/1985 - 178 من الصفحات Western rationalism-nature, of course, and genesis-was Max Weber's dominant historical interest. It was the grand theme of his two world historical studies, Economy and Society and The Economic Ethics of the World Religions. His studies of the relationships among economy, polity, law, and religion are lasting scholarly achievements. In this book Wolfgang Schluchter presents the most systematic analysis and elaboration ever attempted of Weber's sociology as a developmental history of the West. |
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The Philosophical Background of Webers Developmental | 13 |
The Substantive Content of Webers Developmental History | 25 |
B Basic Configurations of Social Order | 39 |
The Institutional Component | 70 |
Types of Law and Types of Domination | 82 |
The Guiding Principle of Legality | 107 |
Traditional and Rational Domination Compared | 118 |
The Sociology of Domination Reconstructed | 126 |
Preliminary Conclusion | 133 |
The Role of the Reformation in the Transition to Modernity | 139 |
The Analysis of the Breakthrough in the Comparative Studies | 148 |
A Comparison of | 156 |
Conclusion | 175 |
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abstract action analysis ascetic Protestantism basic configurations basic social configurations basis causal charisma charismatic domination Christian cognitive concept concrete conflict Confucianism consequences contrast cultural developmental history distinction distinguish dualism Economy and Society empirical especially essay ethic of conviction ethic of responsibility evaluative evolutionary external formal functional Guenther Roth idea individual insofar institutional realms interests internal interpretation Johannes Winckelmann Jürgen Habermas Kohlberg law ethic logical Max Weber means modern Western rationalism Mohr natural law Niklas Luhmann norms objective oriented partial orders perspective political primarily principle problem rational domination reason Reinhard Bendix relation relationship religious ethic Rickert Roth rules scheme Schluchter secular social order sociology of domination sociology of religion stages status groups structure substantive rationalization symbolism systematic Talcott Parsons Tenbruck theocentric theodicy tion tional traditional Tübingen types of conscience typology value spheres value theory Weber's sociology world religions world view