276 Pages
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Routledge
276 Pages
by
Routledge
288 Pages
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Routledge
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The stature of Max Weber (1864-1920) as an interdisciplinary, historical-comparative social scientist has grown steadily. But in view of Professor Murvar, his work has been misinterpreted with remarkable frequency. The aim of this book is to put right certain misconceptions and misinterpretations of Max Weber's intellectual and scientific legacy.
This book challenges assumptions about various... Read more
Chapter 1 Introduction, Vatro Murvar; Part I Theoretical perspectives; Chapter 2 Power and stratification, Thomas Burger; Chapter 3 Patrimonialism, modern and traditionalist, Vatro Murvar; Chapter 4 Law and society in Max Weber’s sociology, Edith E. Graber; Chapter 5 Max Weber and the causality of freedom, William W. Mayrl; Chapter 6 Sociological demystification of the arts and music, K. Peter Etzkorn; Part II Historical-comparative case studies; Chapter 7 Confucianism, Maoism, and Max Weber, David C. Yu; Chapter 8 Weber and sultanism in the light of historical data, Susan K. Croutwater; Chapter 9 Patrimonialism in China and the Islamic world, Vatro Murvar; Chapter 10 Max Weber’s human ecology of historical societies, Patrick C. West;
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Vatro Murvar
