Politik als Beruf¶
Weber, M. (1919). Politik als Beruf.
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Domain-specific¶
- Ethic of ultimate ends
- Nor does the label prove that an actual activist caused a later backlash: Weber's examples are argumentative cases within a 1919 lecture, not empirical case studies with measured outcomes.
- The distinction concerns not only what an actor values but where accountability for adverse effects is placed.
- The entry therefore describes one pole of Weber's argument, not a diagnostic label for every principled person or a claim that the two poles can never coexist.
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