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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
101

Fortschritt und Werturteilsfreiheit Entwicklungstheorien in der historischen Nationalökonomie des Kaiserreichs /

Düe, Thomas. January 1900 (has links) (PDF)
Bielefeld, Universiẗat, Diss., 2001.
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Anomie, egoisme, and the modern world : suicide, Durkheim and Weber, modern cultural traditions, and the first and second Protestant ethos

McCloskey, David Daniel, 1947- 06 1900 (has links)
5 v. (xliv, 1314 p.) A print copy of this title is available through the UO Libraries under the call numbers: KNIGHT HV6545.D84M3 / Few have perceived that Durkheim entertained two distinct schemas of anomie and egoisme in his classic Suicide. I shall demonstrate that Durkheim shifted on his analytical axes from the notion that the absence of moral discipline generates modern suicides, to the more significant insight that anomie and egoisme are generated by the presence of extreme modern cultural sanctions. Absence/presence, too little/ too much--these are the key analytical axes around which Durkheim's two schemas of suicide revolved. Resting on his image of human nature (homo duplex) as inherently egoistic and insatiable, the first schema concerns the absence of legitimate moral constraint over the pre-social ego in the modern transitional crisis. The second schema, which shifted the original burden of insatiability from the organic half of human nature to modern culture, concerns the presence of cultural sanctions which absolutize individualism and d.rives for "progress and perfection." Only selected parts of the first schema have been perceived and pursued so far by sociologists. In the second schema, all four suicidal types are seen as the "exaggerated or deflected forms of virtues." Both anomie and egoisme proceed from common sources; they differ in their prime mode of expression .. Anomie is active; egoisme passive. When extreme individualism and drives for "progress and perfection" are turned against the external world, we see anomie--the "infinity of desires'--and the collapse of the will in frustration, as seen in suicides in the economic arena. This ethos,is supported by what I shall call the "Anglo Utilitarian Cultural Tradition." Further, when these twin sanctions for absolute individualism and legitimate insatiability are turned inward against the self, we witness egoisme--the "infinity of dreams'--and the collapse of the will and imagination in frustration and exhaustion seen in suicides of artists, poets, and intellectuals. This ethos of angst and the "journey into the interior," in which suicide becomes a vocation, is sanctioned by what I shall call the "Romantic-Idealistic Cultural Tradition." Finally, these ironic and destructive outcomes of some of our highest aspirations are then linked with Weber's work in the sociology of religion and culture. As an "infinity of desires" sanctioned by a dominant modern cultural tradition, anomie is interpreted as the secularized outcome of Protestant "inner-light," "inner-worldly asceticism." As an "infinity of dreams" sanctioned by another dominant contemporary cultural tradition, egoisme is interpreted as the secularized outcome of Protestant "inner-light," "inner-worldly mysticism." These twin expressions of our highest callings and heroic ideals are chronic forms of the "moral anarchy" and "diseases of the infinite" plaguing the modern world. Durkheim's moral philosophy of "human finitude" and health as the "golden mean,'" lead us to recognize, then, that when our virtues are pushed to extremes, they also become, ironically, our special vices. / Adviser: G. Benton Johnson
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Irracionalidade e destino no pensamento de Max Weber

Campos, Daniel Vasconcelos 12 June 2013 (has links)
Made available in DSpace on 2016-06-02T20:12:18Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 5319.pdf: 792875 bytes, checksum: f7ea9ac6a6080fbca5abfaa032a725f1 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2013-06-12 / Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais / This dissertation aims at Max Weber´s vision of irrationality. Referring to this, one can stress some points of Weber´s relationship to philosophy. It is particularly highlighted here his opposition to a tradition of thought in which reality is subjected to a practical rationalism. Then, beside questions about the methodology of human sciences, they are also some decisive practical problems to be considered. A quest for the ethical meaning of the world is in the centre of the scene. The concept of irrationality is dealt with on the basis of two specific interests. First, epistemology: irrationality is represented as the split between concept and reality. Second, ethics: it is represented as a split between intention and consequences of action. / Este trabalho tem como assunto a compreensão da irracionalidade na obra de Max Weber. Através desse recorte é possível elucidar alguns aspectos de sua relação com a filosofia. Em particular, ganha evidência sua oposição a uma tradição do pensamento em que a realidade é condicionada a um racionalismo prático. A partir disso, expõem-se não apenas questões a respeito do método das ciências humanas, mas também uma visão da prática. Destaca-se a representação de uma demanda ética por meio da imagem do destino. O conceito de irracionalidade é considerado com base em dois interesses específicos. Primeiro a epistemologia, em que a irracionalidade assume a forma de uma separação entre conceito e realidade. Depois a ética, em que significa uma separação entre intenção e conseqüência das ações.
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Epistemologia, construção conceitual e comparação histórica em Weber

Gigante, Lucas Cid [UNESP] 08 November 2006 (has links) (PDF)
Made available in DSpace on 2014-06-11T19:29:47Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 0 Previous issue date: 2006-11-08Bitstream added on 2014-06-13T20:39:30Z : No. of bitstreams: 1 gigante_lc_me_arafcl.pdf: 708390 bytes, checksum: a5beae6697786f7c64f0a8c00a4a0225 (MD5) / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES) / Neste trabalho interpretamos a epistemologia weberiana como uma proposta de ordenação aproximativa do concreto, que possui em seu ponto de partida uma concepção do mundo empírico como um reino de infinidade, diversidade e caos. Tal postura de ordenação pressupõe a utilização de definições conceituais referidas seletivamente ao mundo empírico, estabelecendo sua reconstrução pelo pensamento. O método em Weber se caracteriza, sobretudo, pela utilização de táticas de sociologia histórica comparada como meio de submeter hipóteses causais à verificação, sendo que a causalidade opera uma combinação de fatores necessários e dificilmente suficientes para a explicação de determinado evento ou momento histórico. No decorrer da argumentação, torna-se claro que a estratégia cognitiva weberiana não escapa de uma parcialidade significativa, que pressupõe a presença de pontos de vista particulares que organizam a comparação histórica e o desenvolvimento de hipóteses. Isto significa que a questão da objetividade encontra-se aberta, sendo o esquema teórico weberiano articulado em torno de três pontos chave que o perpassam, quais sejam, a significação, a seleção e o interesse. / In this research we interpret the weberian epistemology like a proposal of approximative ordination of the concrete, that haves in its departure's point a conception of the empiric world like a reign of infinity, diversity and chaos. So posture of ordination presupposes the utilization of conceptual definitions related selectively to the empiric world, establishing its reconstruction by thought. The method by Weber characterizes itself by utilization of tactics of historic sociology comparate like mean of to submit causal hypothesis to verification, being that causality operates a combination of necessary factors and difficultly sufficient for a explication of determinate event or historic moment. Our argumentation shows that the weberian cognitive strategy no escapes of a significative partiality, that presupposes the presence of particular points of view that organizes the historic comparation and the development of hypothesis. This denotes that the question of the objectivity is open, and the teoric scheme is articulate around three key-points: the signification, the selection and the interest.
105

A queda do aventureiro : aventura, cordialidade e os novos tempos em Raizes do Brasil

Monteiro, Pedro Meira 03 December 1996 (has links)
Orientador: Elide Rugai Bastos / Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Instituto de Filosofia e Ciencias Humanas / Made available in DSpace on 2018-07-21T21:07:47Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Monteiro_PedroMeira_M.pdf: 9629183 bytes, checksum: 148e677c04768fd58a8107acb7e799e6 (MD5) Previous issue date: 1996 / Resumo: Não informado / Abstract: Not informed / Mestrado / Mestre em Sociologia
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A igreja Universal : misticismo e mercado

Silva, Juvencio Borges 30 August 2000 (has links)
Orientador: Sergio S. Silva / Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Instituto de Filosofia e Ciencias Humanas / Made available in DSpace on 2018-07-26T21:45:49Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Silva_JuvencioBorges_M.pdf: 16405177 bytes, checksum: ff14116e63b1f1ad0c68c414afabefd4 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2000 / Resumo: A Igreja Universal do Reino de Deus é uma das mais novas igrejas do Brasil. Todavia, com apenas 23 anos de organização, desponta-se como uma das maiores do país, tendo ultrapassado muitas igrejas que encontram-se no país desde o século passado. É uma igreja organizada de acordo com os mais modernos princípios de administração, que possui uma imensa rede de comunicação: emissoras de TV, rádios, gravadora, editora e jornais. É também proprietária de um banco, construtora, empresa imobiliária, dentre outros. Tem filiais em aproximadamente 70 países, incluindo o Chile, Estados Unidos, Portugal e África do Sul. O presente trabalho procura analisar a razão do crescimento da Igreja Universal a partir da sua inserção no mercado, mostrando que misticismo e mercado não se excluem, antes, mantêm relações de intercâmbio. Primeiro, discorre-se sobre a Igreja Universal, mostrando como ela surgiu, cresceu e consolidou-se. Segundo, procede-se a uma análise do protestantismo, estabelecendo semelhanças e distinções deste em relação à Igreja Universal. Terceiro, procede-se a uma análise do pentecostalismo, seu antecessor imediato, as transformações que experimentou e a forma de que se reveste na Igreja Universal. Quarto, analisa-se a Teologia da Prosperidade, procurando mostrar como ela atua como elemento de legitimação das práticas monetárias da igreja e do mercado. Quinto, analisa-se as várias formas de sacralização do mercado presentes no culto da Igreja Universal. Sexto, procede-se a uma análise da mercantilização do sagrado. Sétimo, analisa-se a relação entre misticismo e mercado. Por fim, faz-se uma avaliação da Igreja Universal à luz da pesquisa realizada / Abstract: The Kingdom of God Universal Church is one of the newest churches of Brazil.Although , with only 23 years of organization, it's said to be one of the biggest, having exceeded many churches which exist in the country since last century. It's an organized church in accordance with the most modern principies of management, which owns an immense network of comunication: TVs , radios, publishing company and newspapers.lt's also proprietor of a bank, constructor company, real estate company, amongst others. It has branch offices in approximately 70 countries, including Chile, the United States,Portugal and South Africa. The present work analyzes the reason of the Universal Church growth of from its insertion in the market, showing that misticism and market are not abstained, but keeps relations of interchange. Firstly I want to show, how the Universal Church appeared and consolidated itself in the market. Secondly, it's proceeded an analysis of protestantism, establishing similarities and distinctions in relation of the Universal Church. Thirdly, it's proceeded an analyzis of pentecostalism, it's immediate predecessor, the hashings that it tried and the form it assumed within the Universal Church. Fourthly, it's analyzed the Theology of Prosperity, trying to show how it acts as an element of legitimation of the monetary practices inside the church and the market. Fifthly, it's analyzed the various forms of sacralization of the market present in the cult of the Universal. Sixthly, it's proceeded an analysis of trading the sacred. Seventhly, it's analyzed the relation between misticism and market. Finally, it's carried an evaluation of the Universal church, through the accomplished research / Mestrado / Mestre em Sociologia
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Razão e reificação = um estudo sobre Max Weber em Historia e Consciencia de Classe, de Georg Lukacs / Reason and reification : a study on Max Weber in History and Class Consciousness, by Georg Lukacs

Teixeira, Mariana Oliveira do Nascimento, 1984- 15 August 2018 (has links)
Orientador: Marcos Severino Nobre / Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Instituto de Filosofia e Ciencias Humanas / Made available in DSpace on 2018-08-15T16:32:23Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Teixeira_MarianaOliveiradoNascimento_M.pdf: 1393434 bytes, checksum: 86d38e54422b7bb49d4258be244d015e (MD5) Previous issue date: 2010 / Resumo: O livro História e Consciência de Classe, publicado por Georg Lukács em 1923, foi objeto de intensos debates ao longo do século XX por conta da originalidade com que o filósofo húngaro abordou um tema candente na produção teórica marxista: a questão em torno da consciência. Um dos pontos polêmicos da abordagem lukácsiana desse problema é a combinação da teoria de Marx com elementos de outras matrizes metodológicas. Este estudo pretende apresentar a análise de um caso desse tipo de combinação: a apropriação feita por Lukács de elementos presentes na obra de Max Weber. Nos centramos, mais precisamente, no modo pelo qual Lukács articula a temática weberiana da racionalização do mundo na elaboração do conceito de reificação, que é o conceito central de História e Consciência de Classe. Procuramos esclarecer o caráter dessa articulação, de forma a responder às seguintes perguntas: a obra de Lukács constitui um quadro teórico "eclético", em que tradições conceituais distintas (a de Marx e a Weber) se justapõem de maneira fortuita ou contingente? A partir de que ponto de vista Lukács combina essas orientações teóricas? Para tanto, analisamos as aproximações e os distanciamentos entre os conceitos em tela, identificando quais aspectos da obra de Weber sobre a racionalização estão presentes no conceito lukácsiano de reificação, e quais aspectos foram por Lukács descartados. Nossa conclusão é a de que Lukács realiza uma apropriação da temática weberiana da racionalização a partir de um ponto de vista específico - a sua leitura da teoria de Marx como uma teoria que parte da perspectiva da totalidade. Lukács confere, assim, um novo estatuto a essa temática weberiana e cria a sua própria e original estrutura teórica, em que a racionalização permite a generalização do fetichismo e da alienação para as diferentes áreas da vida cultural. / Abstract: History and Class Consciousness, a book published by Georg Lukacs in 1923, was the subject of intense debates throughout the twentieth century because of the originality with which the Hungarian philosopher dealt with a hot topic in Marxist theory: the issue of consciousness. One of the controversial aspects of Lukács' approach to this problem is the combination of Marx's theory with elements of different methodological frameworks. This study aims to assay a case of this kind of combination: the appropriation made by Lukacs of elements present in the work of Max Weber. We focus more precisely on the way Lukács articulates the Weberian thematic of the rationalization of the world in the developing of the concept of reification, which is the central concept of History and Class Consciousness. We seek to clarify the nature of this relationship in order to answer the following questions: s the work of Lukacs an "eclectic" theoretical framework in which different conceptual traditions (those of Marx and Weber) are juxtaposed in a fortuitous or contingent way? From what point of view Lukacs combines these theoretical orientations? To answer these questions, we analyze the approaches and the detachments between the focused concepts, identifying the aspects of Weber's work on rationalization which are present in the lukacsian concept of reification, and what aspects were discarded by Lukacs. The conclusion reached here is that Lukacs appropriates the Weberian theme of rationalization from a specific point of view - his reading of Marx's theory as a theory that some of view of totality. Lukacs grants this Weberian theme thereby a new status and creates his own and original theoretical structure, in which rationalization enables the generalization of fetishism and alienation for the different areas of cultural life. / Mestrado / Historia da Filosofia Contemporanea / Mestre em Filosofia
108

Récit et société: interprétation et représentation de l'histoire d'après Paul Ricoeur et Max Weber

Jacob, Louis January 1991 (has links)
Doctorat en sciences sociales, politiques et économiques / info:eu-repo/semantics/nonPublished
109

Weber e Popper

Paiva, Luiz Henrique da Silva de 23 August 1995 (has links)
Orientador: Octavio Ianni / Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Instituto de Filosofia e Ciencias Humanas / Made available in DSpace on 2018-07-20T15:15:26Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Paiva_LuizHenriquedaSilvade_M.pdf: 2056577 bytes, checksum: b15662d79199e801ca7163d05a351561 (MD5) Previous issue date: 1995 / Resumo: Não informado / Abstract: Not informed / Mestrado / Mestre em Ciências Sociais
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Karl Marx and Max Weber: Interpretations of Their Relationship in Social Thought

Weniger, Anna L. 08 1900 (has links)
The thesis is an investigation into the writings of Karl Marx and Max Weber, and the interpretations of their relationship in social thought. The interpretations of the relationship of these ideas have become polarized between Weberian and Marxist camps, characterized by Parsons and Weber. The paper begins with an examination of the writings of Max Weber, specifically with respect to his concepts of institutions, developmental theory, and theory of domination. The work of Marx is next examined with regard to these three topics. The interpretations offered by Parsons and Zeitlin are reviewed. The paper concludes that neither argument offered by Parsons or Zeitlin is altogether correct nor incorrect.

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