Weber's Works (3): Dominant Sociology

Author: [German] Weber
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: This book is an explanatory work that delves into the various fundamental changes of charismatic domination, traditional domination, and legal domination that have appeared in human history. Then, through an analysis of theocracy, Weber enters the realm where religion and politics intersect, studying the interplay of these two forms of domination and further exploring their relationship with modern democratic politics. The study of domination sociology has been judged as the "most skillful and refined part" of Weber's entire interpretive sociological system. Through this book, we can catch a glimpse of it.