The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism¶
Weber, M. (. (1930). The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism.
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- Alienation
- Beyond Marx, alienation develops distinctly in three directions: (1) existentialist philosophy (Heidegger's fallenness, Sartre's bad faith), grounding the loss of meaningful agency in the existential condition rather than capitalism; (2) sociology of modernity (Durkheim's anomie , Weber's rationalization
This sourceAllen & Unwin. Analyzes instrumental rationalization and the 'iron cage' (stahlhartes Gehäuse) of bureaucracy as generators of modern estrangement.
- Beyond Marx, alienation develops distinctly in three directions: (1) existentialist philosophy (Heidegger's fallenness, Sartre's bad faith), grounding the loss of meaningful agency in the existential condition rather than capitalism; (2) sociology of modernity (Durkheim's anomie , Weber's rationalization
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