300128 Max Weber - ein Lektürekurs (S) (WiSe 2022/2023)

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Der Lektürekurs unterstützt Sie dabei, grundlegende Perspektiven und Einsichten eines „Klassikers der Soziologie“ zu vertiefen. Die Textarbeit bezieht sich auf wichtige Elemente der Weberschen Theorie und Methodik sowie auf Gegenstandsbereiche wie etwa Wirtschaft, Religion, Politik und Wissenschaft. Ein detaillierter Veranstaltungsplan wird Mitte September im Lernraum eingestellt.

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Zur Einführung:

Kaesler, Dirk (2003): Max Weber. Eine Einführung in Leben, Werk und Wirkung. 3., aktualisierte Aufl. Frankfurt am Main: Campus.

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30-M22 Fachmodul Soziologische Theorie/ Geschichte der Soziologie I 1. Vertiefendes Theorieseminar Study requirement
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