The high point of his early scholarly career was the famous Freiburg
He called sociology the science of social action and in his studies he formulated a construct for historical-comparative study known as the "ideal type." He also introduced a six-part bureaucratic model now known as his namesake bureaucracy. The high point of his early scholarly career was the famous Freiburg Address, in which he set forth a devastating indictment of the ruling Junker aristocracy.  However, his best known work was a statement of how Calvinist predestination was linked to society's rapid accumulation of capital.  FTP, name this sociologist who thus explained the theory of his magnum opus, The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism.
He called sociology the science of social action and in his studies he formulated a construct for historical-comparative study known as the "ideal type."
Max Weber