This man described world-flying mysticism as one of the three ideal types of religious activity in Economy and Society, and included wealth, prestige, and power in his three-component theory of stratification.
This man described world-flying mysticism as one of the three ideal types of religious activity in Economy and Society, and included wealth, prestige, and power in his three-component theory of stratification. This thinker claimed that political authority could be legitimized by law, tradition, or charisma and also defined the "state" as a (*) "monopoly on the legitimate use of physical force." This author of Politics as a Vocation described the "iron cage of rationality" and criticized the excessive power of the bureaucracy in the social order. He also argued that Calvinism influenced the development of market economies. For ten points, name this German sociologist who wrote The Protestant Ethic and The Spirit of Capitalism?
This man described world-flying mysticism as one of the three ideal types of religious activity in Economy and Society, and included wealth, prestige, and power in his three-component theory of stratification.
Maximilian Carl Emil {Weber}