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... example , in Weber's view , the significance of the battle of Marathon can only be understood on the basis of a ... example , the ideal type of ' capitalism ' , and those which have a more general ahistorical applicability - for ...
... example , in Weber's view , the significance of the battle of Marathon can only be understood on the basis of a ... example , the ideal type of ' capitalism ' , and those which have a more general ahistorical applicability - for ...
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... example , ideal types such as ' rationality ' , ' power ' , ' authority ' , etc. These , then , are the central features of the Weberian ' ideal type ' approach to sociological theory . In what ways does this approach differ from that ...
... example , ideal types such as ' rationality ' , ' power ' , ' authority ' , etc. These , then , are the central features of the Weberian ' ideal type ' approach to sociological theory . In what ways does this approach differ from that ...
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... example , in his famous , or perhaps infamous , 1936 essay on Milton , argues that Milton's poetic language is merely ' artificial and conventional ' , 8 that his imagery is general , rather than particular , and that his essentially ...
... example , in his famous , or perhaps infamous , 1936 essay on Milton , argues that Milton's poetic language is merely ' artificial and conventional ' , 8 that his imagery is general , rather than particular , and that his essentially ...
Contents
The World Vision of Revolutionary Independency | 50 |
The English Revolutionary Crisis | 60 |
Reason Triumphant | 94 |
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