▪ Abstract This article is about the influence of the work of the German sociologist Max Weber
(1864–1920) on English-speaking anthropologists. Although Weber does not figure …

In 1901 a pupil of Max Weber demonstrated the1 fact that the majority of industrial
establishments in Baden were under the direction of Protestants. The Catholics, on the other …

For this important selection from Weber, sections of text from Weber's major works
(Gesammelte, Aufsatze Zur Religionssoziologie, including The Protestant Ethic and the …

Paul Honigsheim is unique. One of the select few who regularly participated in the Weber-
Kreis in Heidelberg during the 1910s, Honigsheim's special place within Weber's world adds …

The discussion by Max Weber on church, sect and mysticism which I introduced in
translation in a recent issue of SociologicalAnalysis (1973, 34, 2), is an exceptional example …

To grasp Weber's research program, to penetrate to the intellectual core of his
methodological writings, has always been the aspiration of all those affected by Weber's …

Over the last half century a substantial tradition of Weberian scholarship has developed in
Europe which is focused on elaborate analyses of Weber's exploration ofthe relationship …

" Eric Wolf has literally set the terms for anthropological thinking about peasantries, culture
and power, complex societies, and interactions between noncapitalist societies and …

Max Weber's concept of Catholicism was far from realistic. Without giving it the close study
he devoted to, eg, Buddhism and Taoism, he asserted that Catholic theology was a form of …

The following discussion by Max Weber on church, sect, and mysticism offers an exceptional
example of the different ways which four of the greatest German sociologists related to key …