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Max Weber
Datum narození: 21. duben 1864
Datum úmrtí: 14. červen 1920
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Max Weber5
německý sociolog, filozof a politický ekonom 1864 – 1920Max Weber5
německý sociolog, filozof a politický ekonom 1864 – 1920Max Weber5
německý sociolog, filozof a politický ekonom 1864 – 1920Max Weber5
německý sociolog, filozof a politický ekonom 1864 – 1920Max Weber5
německý sociolog, filozof a politický ekonom 1864 – 1920Max Weber76
German sociologist, philosopher, and political economist 1864 – 1920Max Weber76
German sociologist, philosopher, and political economist 1864 – 1920„specialists without spirit, sensualists without heart; this nullity imagines that it has attained a level of civilization never before achieved.“The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism
Max Weber76
German sociologist, philosopher, and political economist 1864 – 1920Max Weber76
German sociologist, philosopher, and political economist 1864 – 1920Max Weber76
German sociologist, philosopher, and political economist 1864 – 1920Max Weber76
German sociologist, philosopher, and political economist 1864 – 1920„It is true that the path of human destiny cannot but appal him who surveys a section of it. But he will do well to keep his small personal commentarie to himself, as one does at the sight of the sea or of majestic mountains, unless he knows himself to be called and gifted to give them expression in artistic or prophetic form. In most other cases, the voluminous talk about intuition does nothing but conceal a lack of perspective toward the object, which merits the same judgement as a similar lack of perspective toward men.“The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism and Other Writings
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German sociologist, philosopher, and political economist 1864 – 1920Max Weber76
German sociologist, philosopher, and political economist 1864 – 1920„The ultimately possible attitudes toward life are irreconcilable, and hence their struggle can never be brought to a final conclusion.“From Max Weber: Essays in Sociology
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German sociologist, philosopher, and political economist 1864 – 1920„Calvinist believers were psychologically isolated. Their distance from God could only be precariously bridged, and their inner tensions only partially relieved, by unstinting, purposeful labor.“The Protestant Ethic and the "Spirit" of Capitalism
