Scholarship and Partisanship Essays on Max Weber.
Today, Max Weber appears to many younger academic rebels as the patron sait of ""value neutral"" social science, yet he too engaged in a furious generational rebellion of his own, and in the end chose science as a vocation. These essays deal with Weber's substantive and meth...
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University of California Press,
2022.
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Table of Contents:
- Intro
- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
- CONTENTS
- INTRODUCTION
- Part A. IDEOLOGICAL CONFLICT AND SCHOLARLY COMMITMENT
- Chapter I. Weber's Generational Rebellion and Maturation
- Chapter II. ""Value-Neutrality"" in Germany and the United States
- Chapter III. Political Critiques
- Chapter IV. Ideological and Scholarly Approaches to Industrialization
- Chapter V. Sociology and the Distrust of Reason
- Part B. COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF AUTHORITY AND LEGITIMATION
- Chapter VI. Sociological Typology and Historical Explanation
- Chapter VII. Bureaucracy
- Chapter VIII. Personal Rulership, Patrimonialism, and Empire-Building
- Chapter IX. Charismatic Leadership
- Chapter X. Japan and the Protestant Ethic
- Chapter XI. The Comparative Analysis of Historical Change
- Part C. PREDECESSORS AND PEERS
- Chapter XII. The Historical Relationship to Marxism
- Chapter XIII. The Genesis of the Typological Approach
- Chapter XIV. Jacob Burckhardt
- Chapter XV. Two Sociological Traditions
- Chapter XVI. The Protestant Ethic-Revisited
- INDEX