Two of his four major types of social action are known as "affective" and "traditional."
Two of his four major types of social action are known as "affective" and "traditional." His long work Economy and Society appeared soon after he delivered an address attacking the aristocracy. The creation of his so-called "ideal types" is evident in his analysis of bureaucracy and his essay "Religious Rejections of the World and Their Directions," which analyzed Western civilization in terms of its charismatic religious leaders, the latter of which became the basis for his most famous idea that Calvinism was responsible for the rise of capitalism in Western society. For ten points, name this German sociologist, author of The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism.
Two of his four major types of social action are known as "affective" and "traditional."
Max {Weber}