No abstractReligious interests have a real impact on human life. The protestant inner-wordly asceticism imposed on the world a consequent secularization and a change of cultural relations. The sociology of religion comprehends the meaning of religious systems and explains the reasons underlying religious phenomena, recognizing the necessity of the existence of moral values. Value orientation and value conflicts constitute the condition of the sciences of culture. Secularization led to the interiorization of religious forces, to the emergence of alternative life patterns, and to the de-politicization of institutional religions. For Christian religion. Reason cannot however answer the ultimate questions of human existence. Affirmation or Nega...
It is well known that Max Weber claimed that Protestant religious ethics played an important role in...
This article examines the concept of "brotherliness" as presented in Max Weber's sociological studie...
Ernst Bloch stood in intellectual opposition to Max Weber, yet they have a similar framework through...
There has been considerable academic debate about the coherence or otherwise of Max Weber's sociolog...
Max Weber argued that a religious group or individual is influenced by all kinds of things but if th...
A religião é, para Weber, a chave de interpretação para o entendimento de processos culturais mais a...
Religion is one of the main instruments for understanding any social phenomena. As it is well known...
This study traces the traces of the Sociology of Religion theory (classic) from Max Weber which he d...
Amidst the recent resurgence of interest in religion as one of the main ‘sources of the self’, Max W...
This paper discusses the dependence of current sociological efforts towards explaining the rise of w...
The rational choice theorists of religion have attempted to build upa body of transcultural, univers...
Max Weber argues how social norms affect societies, how societies differ from each other, and these ...
The world religions have, through much of human history, embraced radical criticisms of earthly viol...
We present Max Weber as one of the most important sociologists and historians among those who dedica...
Ladrière Paul. La Fonction rationalisatrice de l'éthique religieuse dans la théorie wébérienne de la...
It is well known that Max Weber claimed that Protestant religious ethics played an important role in...
This article examines the concept of "brotherliness" as presented in Max Weber's sociological studie...
Ernst Bloch stood in intellectual opposition to Max Weber, yet they have a similar framework through...
There has been considerable academic debate about the coherence or otherwise of Max Weber's sociolog...
Max Weber argued that a religious group or individual is influenced by all kinds of things but if th...
A religião é, para Weber, a chave de interpretação para o entendimento de processos culturais mais a...
Religion is one of the main instruments for understanding any social phenomena. As it is well known...
This study traces the traces of the Sociology of Religion theory (classic) from Max Weber which he d...
Amidst the recent resurgence of interest in religion as one of the main ‘sources of the self’, Max W...
This paper discusses the dependence of current sociological efforts towards explaining the rise of w...
The rational choice theorists of religion have attempted to build upa body of transcultural, univers...
Max Weber argues how social norms affect societies, how societies differ from each other, and these ...
The world religions have, through much of human history, embraced radical criticisms of earthly viol...
We present Max Weber as one of the most important sociologists and historians among those who dedica...
Ladrière Paul. La Fonction rationalisatrice de l'éthique religieuse dans la théorie wébérienne de la...
It is well known that Max Weber claimed that Protestant religious ethics played an important role in...
This article examines the concept of "brotherliness" as presented in Max Weber's sociological studie...
Ernst Bloch stood in intellectual opposition to Max Weber, yet they have a similar framework through...