Brief Weberiana
I recently ran across the article “Remnants of Romanticism: Max Weber in Oklahoma and Indian Territory”:http://jcs.sagepub.com/cgi/content/abstract/5/1/53 which is a nice little piece of scholarship on two things that I usually don’t think of together — Max Weber and Native North America. Let he who has ears hear.
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Thanks, Rex, for the pointer. I discovered, alas, that although I was perfectly willing to pay the $15.00 for the download, SAGE in its ignorance was demanding a US zip code. Grrrrr…..
yeah, i d be interested to have a look at but cannot access the article non plus. schade.
*ahem* people interested in… how can I put it? Bibliographical information regarding these papers might want to drop me their email – who knows what might show up in your inbox… :?)
Well, I already [b]cough, ahem[/b] lent John McCreery my copy, so that just leaves orange.
nkey, lets try Mr. Scaff`s receipe for hot lambflaps.
First of all, Max Weber was a convinced nationalist and an old school advocate of Nationalökonomie, that he had studied himself and later taught at university–our original question whether Weber was an advocate of value-free science or not in mind.
From this contextual perspective a variety of disconstructional attempts become obsolete.