The Genesis of Max Weber's Sociology: The Religion of China as a KeyUniversity of Wisconsin--Madison, 1995 - 764 pages |
Contents
Notes on Translation of Terms | xviii |
Ideal Type and Historical Description | 19 |
Continuity and Expansion | 43 |
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Common terms and phrases
According to Weber administration Agra Agrarian Sociology Ancient Civilizations Ancient Judaism argues ascetic bourgeoisie Brahmans Buddhism Calvinism capitalist capitalist development capitalist economic carrier strata causal character charisma charismatic domination Chinese Christianity church civic strata Confucianism contrast cultural depersonal developmental ideal types doctrine economic ethic Economy and Society Essays explanation fact factors feudal formal genuine ideal types German Hinduism historical historical-specific ideal types individual industrial Jain Jainism labor legal-rational legitimacy legitimate domination magic Max Weber Medieval methodical life conduct modern capitalism modern rational mysticism Occident organization path to salvation patrimonial bureaucracy Pietism plebeian prophet Protestant Ethic Protestant ethic thesis Protestantism Puritan rational bureaucracy rational capital accounting relation Religion of China Religion of India religious development religious ethic religious rationalization rise of modern salvation religion sect sociology of religion spirit of capitalism Taoism tax farming theme theodicy transformation virtuosi Weber regards Weber's analysis Weber's conception Weber's sociology world empire World Religions