It references Jacob Fugger and Benjamin Ferdinand, and was applied to the study of Chinese history by Yu Ying-Shih.
It references Jacob Fugger and Benjamin Ferdinand, and was applied to the study of Chinese history by Yu Ying-Shih. Richard Baxter is also considered as an example in the last chapter, and its third chapter begins with an analysis of the term "Beruf." It discusses the "tremendous cosmos of the modern economic order," ends by focusing on asceticism, and talks about the iron cage of rationality. One chapter, "Luther's Conception of the Calling," talks about how asceticism leads to the second title concept, which helps to explain why major business leaders in Europe derive many of their beliefs from Calvinism. FTP, name this classic sociological text also focusing on the "Spirit of Capitalism", written by Max Weber.
It references Jacob Fugger and Benjamin Ferdinand, and was applied to the study of Chinese history by Yu Ying-Shih.
The {Protestant Ethic} and the Spirit of Capitalism