This man's vision of modernity featured a transition from traditional and charismatic power to rational-legal power in the form of bureaucracy. This thinker denied the possibility of true Christian morals in government and defined the state as the entity with monopoly on legitimate use of force in Politics as a Vocation. He developed the concept of
This man's vision of modernity featured a transition from traditional and charismatic power to rational-legal power in the form of bureaucracy. This thinker denied the possibility of true Christian morals in government and defined the state as the entity with monopoly on legitimate use of force in Politics as a Vocation. He developed the concept of the iron cage of rationality to describe the dehumanizing effect of over-rationalization in a work which argues that Calvinist influences led people in certain countries to work harder and lead their own enterprises. For 10  points, name this German sociologist who wrote The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism.
This man's vision of modernity featured a transition from traditional and charismatic power to rational-legal power in the form of bureaucracy.
(Maximilian Karl Emil) “Max” {Weber}