In another work, this man is described as one of the few geniuses able to accept a worldview that rejected traditional hierarchy and embraced the newly-developing division of labor.
One work about this man claims that he attempted to free the individual conscience from totalitarian dogma and constantly compares his revolutionary powers to those of Freud. That work asserts that this man's ego-crises arose from his abusive father and severe constipation, and that work also uses this man to introduce its author's concept of "homo religiousus". In another work, this man is described as one of the few geniuses able to accept a worldview that rejected traditional hierarchy and embraced the newly-developing division of labor. That work also argues that this man expanded the definition of "vocation" to include (*) non-holy work but did not advance the title economic doctrine as far as Calvinism or Pietism did. A psychobiography about his youth was written by Erik Erikson. For 10 points, name this man who was examined in The Protestant Ethic by Max Weber and who sparked the Protestant Reformation by writing the 95 Theses.
One work about this man claims that he attempted to free the individual conscience from totalitarian dogma and constantly compares his revolutionary powers to those of Freud.
Martin Luther