One section in this work discusses the scholarship of Richard Baxter, while a further section in this work discusses the impact that the wholesale abandonment of magic and the supernatural by society had on individual propensity to save money.
Hayek Grossman criticized this work on the basis of Marx's analysis of enclosure laws in England, which somewhat contradict the thesis of this work. One section in this work discusses the scholarship of Richard Baxter, while a further section in this work discusses the impact that the wholesale abandonment of magic and the supernatural by society had on individual propensity to save money. One of this work's most notable concepts arises from the idea that care for worldly goods should rest "like a light cloak" on the shoulders of a saint; that concept would later be reworked by Robert King Merton into his namesake thesis and is described by this work as an iron cage of capitalism. The main thrust of this work states that the religious doctrines expressed by Calvinism led to an increase in monetary investment, leading to economic growth. For 10 points, name this work by Max Weber.
Hayek Grossman criticized this work on the basis of Marx's analysis of enclosure laws in England, which somewhat contradict the thesis of this work.
The {Protestant Ethic} and the {Spirit} of Capitalism [or {Die Protestantische Ethik und der geist der Kapitalismus}]