SCHLUCHTER, Wolfgang <br/><br/>
The rise of western rationalism :  Max Weber's developmental history 

 - London :  University of California,  1979 
 - 182 p. 
<br/><br/> Preface  Introduction by Guenther Roth  Chapter II - Weber's historical problem  The distinctiveness of western capitalism  The distinctiveness of western rationalism  Chapter III - The philosophical background of Weber's developmental history  A. Presuppositions and basic concepts  B. Basic configurations of social order  1. The ethical component  2. The institutional component  Chapter V. Types of law and types of domination  1. The relation between the sociology of domination and of law  2 - The sociology of law  3. The sociology of domination  4. Sociology of domination and typology of action  5 - Preliminary conclusion  Chapoter VI - The role of the reformation in the transition to modernity methodological aspects of the sociology of religion  The analysis of the breakthrough in the study od ascetic protestantism  The analysis of the breakthrough in the comparative studies of religion and economy  The cultural significance of christianity: a comparison o fthe world religions  The cultural significance of ascetic protestantism: a comparison of salvation movement during the reformation  Chapter VII - Conclusion  Index 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Sociologia<br/>Racionalização<br/>Capitalismo<br/>Teoria Social