A ÉTICA VOCACIONAL DO PROTESTANTISMO ASCÉTICO: UM ESTUDO DO CAPITALISMO MODERNO NA PERSPECTIVA DO MÉTODO COMPREENSIVO - WEBERIANO
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https://doi.org/10.5216/ia.v14i1/2.55264Abstract
Este artigo é um esforço no sentido de compreender o pensamento weberiano à partir da obra " A ética protestante e o espírito do capitalismo". Propõe examinar o processo de construção do conhecimento ou "a mágica" que permite a Max Weber, enquanto investigador social, passar de um "texto bruto" da história para a interpretação propriamente dita. Visando entender o percurso metodológico feito por Max Weber ao procurar desvendar o significado da ética vocacional do Protestantismo ascético para o desenvolvimento do capitalismo, o artigo se propõe examinar como ocorre a articulação entre a investigação empírica e os fundamentos lógicos e teóricos das Ciências Sociais.Downloads
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