In Search of the Spirit of Capitalism. an Essay on Max Weber’S Protestant Ethic Thesis

Gordon Marshall

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Introduces the controversy that has surrounded Max Weber's thesis about the relationship between ascetic Protestantism and the spirit of modern capitalism. It draws attention to the principal features of Weber's argument then guides the reader through the complicated and often contradictory literatures that have grown up around the topic.

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