Max Weber: Critical Assessments 2

action activity actors analysis appears attempt authority basis become belief called capitalism claim concept concerned culture determined discussion domination economic elective affinity elements ends ethic example existence fact formal Freud function für given groups Guenther Roth hand Hintze historical household hrsg human human rights ideal ideas implies important individual interests interpretation involved kind knowledge labor latter legitimate magic Marxism material Max Weber means nature normative object organization orientation original Parsons political Politik position possible present problem production Protestant question rational reason reference relations relationship religion religious remains result sense significance situation social social action society sociology specific status structure suggests theory thought traditional translated Tübingen understanding universal values York