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Journal articles on the topic "Weber, Max, 1864-1920 – Et la sociologie"
Lallement, Michel. "Max Weber (1864-1920) : aux sources de la sociologie allemande." Sciences Humaines N°147, no. 3 (March 1, 2004): 32. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/sh.147.0032.
Full textBouretz, Pierre, Wolfgang J. Mommsen, J. Amsler, J. R. Amsler, D. Bechtel, M. T. Croy, and C. Sauvat. "Max Weber et la politique allemande. 1890-1920." Revue Française de Sociologie 28, no. 1 (January 1987): 150. http://dx.doi.org/10.2307/3321453.
Full textHoock, Jochen. "Wolfgang J. Mommsen, Max Weber et la politique allemande, 1890-1920 (traduit de l'allemand par J. Amsler et coll.), Paris, PUF, « Sociologies », 1985, 548p." Annales. Histoire, Sciences Sociales 42, no. 2 (April 1987): 419–21. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s0395264900077684.
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Djedi, Youcef. "Max Weber et l'islam." Lyon, Ecole normale supérieure, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006ENSF0029.
Full textThe project of Max Weber to write a separate study about Islam didn't take shape. Nevertheless, despite of the character, sometimes hurried and wrong, of his remarks concerning islam, the methodology of the German scholar can be very fruitful for the comprehension of the mentality and the "conduct of life" produced by this "Kulturreligion". Even denying to islam any real possibility of ascetism, notably because of its political, hedonist and Caesar-papist direction, Max Weber, however, sensed himself, in islam, the "fides efficax" and the inwordly ascetism (then better : professional ascetism) which could grow up, especially within the H̱āriğit sects. That's quite the case of Ibāḍism for example
Arguello, Katie Silene Caceres. "Max Weber : modernité et rationalité juridique." Paris 8, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA081854.
Full textColliot-Thélène, Catherine. "Les racines philosophiques de l'essor de la sociologie : de Hegel à Max Weber." Paris 1, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988PA010593.
Full textZweifel, Roger. "Le politique chez Émile Durkheim et Max Weber." Paris 1, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA010554.
Full textThis work compares the meaning of politics in the sociology of Émile Durkheim and in the sociology of Max Weber. We consider politics, here, as a criterium allowing to evaluate how sociology can approach the basic problems of modems societies. A precise study is made on each of these authors, concerning the conception of science and of scientist, the definition of sociology, its main concepts and methods, and the relation with philosophy and ethics. This study shows that: 1) The sociology of Durkheim determines politics as a general function of society. So, the study of political life (specially struggles) and political institution will be forsaken in favour of a theoretical analysis of institutions which are demanded, according to durkheim, by health of modem societies. 2) The comprehensive sociology of Weber, insisting on omnipresence of struggles, defines politics as an essential dimension of man's social life, and comes to the necessity of a sociological study of political life and political institutions. This fundamental difference in the conception and the treatment of politics appears as flowing from main choices on the basic concepts which frame social science
Weisz, Eduardo. "La philosophie de l'histoire chez Max Weber." Paris, EHESS, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010EHES0086.
Full textThis Thesis aims to show the existence of a Philosophy of History in the work of Max Weber, and to explain the relevance of it for the understanding of the tragic prospective with which he conceives the destiny of humanity. After going through part of the vast secondary literature, the methodological conceptions of this author are being discussed, focusing also on their sources: particularly Kant, Rickert and Simmel. On this basis we will center on this author sociology of religion, fundamental part of his oeuvre. We will show that, in his last stage, his purpose was not only related to the understanding of western modernity, but with the comprehension of universal-history as well, through searching for universal features of the process of rationalization. The latter, though, doesn't unfold in ail civilizations in the same way, given the different variables with which it interacts in each case and which may become obstacles la it. In order to show this, we analyze his essays on different civilizations, where the articulation of the universal and the particular becomes evident. The Weberian Philosophy of History is based on the historical-universal process of rationalization, which for this author has been unfolding for millenniums. It is a theoretical model for the analysis of the historical process, but also a driving force which acts effectively in history although it never does it in an isolated form. This will be shown in his essays on different civilizations and in his conceptual essays, bath part of his sociology of religion. Our focus in the rationalization process allows his Kulturpessimismus to be placed in perspective
Gendron, Pierre 1948. "La modernité religieuse dans la pensée sociologique : Ernst Troeltsch et Max Weber." Thesis, McGill University, 2001. http://digitool.Library.McGill.CA:80/R/?func=dbin-jump-full&object_id=36936.
Full textAlong with modern historical science and scientific rationality in general, the social question challenged religion in the nineteenth century; this study brings out the originality of Troeltsch's vision of a modernity compatible with belief in the future of religion.
Motivated by the debate on the social question, Troeltsch's concern was the social foundations of the Christian doctrine in its relation to secular domains of activity, and this calls for a new outlook on the issue of the relation between religion and culture.
Eventually, the comparative approach of the sociological thought of Weber and Troeltsch pursued in the present work, while providing new insight into Weber's views on religion, brings about a better understanding of Troeltsch as a theologian and a philosopher of religion.
Raynaud, Philippe. "Comprehension et politique dans l'oeuvre de max weber." Reims, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987REIMD001.
Full textThe purpose of this work, starting from a systematic reconstruction max weber's thought, is to analyse the situation created by the development of social sciences, through the study of the relationships between political philosophy and social sciences, and of the transformation of the principles of legitimacy inherited from democratic and liberal modern philosophy. The introduction shows how, since the origins of modern politics, appears an opposition between two conceptions of political theory (the "political technology" of hobbes and the "historical hermeneutics" of vico), which sutbends, still today, the contemporary discussion, in order to define the specific place of max weber in the history of modern political thought. The first part reconstitutes the philosophical background of max weber's sociology, by showing the anti-speculative implications of his epistemology, which belongs to the kantian tradition, and by analysing the place of his work within the tradition of the human sciences ("geistes-wissenschaften"). The second part treats the weberian problematic of rationalisation. First, is proposed a reconstruction of the systematic architectonic of weber's theory, through a critical examination of some great interpretations (r. Aron, j. Habermas, a. Schutz) and then, an analysis of his political thought, considered as a dialectical wiew of the modern reason. Are analysed afterwards the limits of weber's thought and the conflicts which are dividing his posterity. The conclusion shows the coherence of max weber's work, and its fondamental value for the contemporary political thought, which comes from the fact that it articulates the sociology of domination and the analysis of legitimacy
Berlan, Aurélien. "La critique culturelle et la constitution de la sociologie allemande : Ferdinand Tönnies, Georg Simmel et Max Weber." Rennes 1, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008REN1PH02.
Full textIn Germany, the turn of the century (1890-1914) was marked by the developement of a « cultural criticism ». Closely related to marxist « social criticism » and partly formed against the latter, this Kulturkritik, under Nietzsche’s influence, casted doubts over the idea of progress and particularly over the merits of the industrial revolution. The « fathers » of German sociology (such as Simmel and Weber, but also Tönnies, Troeltsch and Sombart) wished to play a part in this larger debate about the origins and threats of modern capitalism. Characteristic to their approach was an attempt to go beyond the traditional opposition between social criticism and cultural criticism. They did so by rooting their « historical diagnosis » in an analysis of the structural tendencies which define industrial civilization. As the Critical Theory used this very approach, we might say it is inherent to German sociology
Lyet, Philippe. "La collaboration ambigüe des responsables et des bénévoles d'une association caritative : l'exemple de l'aide scolaire au Secours Catholique." Paris 10, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA100135.
Full textThe gap which exists between the secours catholique's programme of scholastic support and the way in which it is carried out by the association's volunteer workers is analysed to the notion of joint regulation. The secours catholique's multi-faceted programme stems from a strong organisational base which, on the one hand, brings together the participants who are extremely involved, but which, on the other hand, because of its impenetrability brings together the participants who are extremely involved, but which, on the other hand, because of its impenetrability, tends to leave aside those who are lees involved. The project of scholastic support appears as the juxtaposition of the institutional project and symbolic references. These references are not part of the association's traditional way of thinking, but, they do, however, have a meaning for the volunteers who work in scholastic support. In itself, this situation allows for the development of an ambiguous collaboration between the volunteers workers and management of secours catholique. Within the dynamics of this system, secours catholique gives almost exclusive priority to the ethics of conviction to the detriment of the ethics of responsability. The volunteers have values - in webers's sense of the word - which are so strong and powerful that the vast majority of them have difficulty imagining that other ideas might be opposed to theirs and that other approaches might exist. They, too, develop the ethics of conviction. The meagre presence of the institution in the work of the volunteers involved in scholastic support has the effect of confirming "de facto" their idea that those who conceive of scholastic support do not have an approach that is different from theirs. Finally, the fact that the volunteers are not implicated in the project of the institution to which they have committed themselves must also be understood as the reflection of a relationship which is relatively new in community work and
Alvaro, Candia Daniel Fernando. "El problema de la comunidad en la teoría sociológica clásica." Paris 8, 2012. http://octaviana.fr/document/181889137#?c=0&m=0&s=0&cv=0.
Full textL’intention de cette recherche est d’analyser les théories sociologiques classiques de la communauté, plus particulièrement celles qui ont fortement contribué à forger le sens de ce que nous appelons aujourd’hui « communauté » et dont l’influence continue d’être patente dans un grand nombre des divers discours actuels. Nous nous servons pour ce faire d’une série de textes emblématiques de trois auteurs classiques de la pensée sociologique : Karl Marx, Ferdinand Tönnies et Max Weber. Notre attention se porte fondamentalement sur les textes qui illustrent le mieux leurs positions sur le problème en question et dans lesquels nous essayons de lire une série, pas toujours reconnue, d’affinités et de correspondances entre leurs théories respectives. S’il est certain que la pensée de la communauté dans le sens large et général du terme a des racines profondes et éloignées dans le temps, nous nous intéressons ici au point d’inflexion à partir duquel la communauté a été redécouverte comme un problème par les nouvelles sciences sociales et a été, du même coup, proclamée comme un de leurs concepts fondamentaux par les théories sociologiques émergentes. Le trait commun entre les perspectives de Marx, Tönnies et Weber sur le problème que nous abordons ici –qui n’est ni le seul, ni le premier, mais simplement celui que nous privilégions- tient à ce que, chez les trois, la communauté (Gemeinschaft) est inséparable de, et par la même incompréhensible sans, son autre conceptuel : la société (Gesellschaft). L’hypothèse que nous soumettons à considération est la suivante : le concept de communauté se détermine par opposition au concept de société duquel il est structurellement solidaire. La structure binaire à laquelle se trouve subordonné ce couple conceptuel ne se limite pas à opposer deux termes formellement égaux : elle suppose et entraîne dans son sillage toute une série d’oppositions métaphysiques fortement hiérarchisées, logiquement et axiologiquement parlant (naturel / artificiel, originaire / dérivé, authentique / inauthentique, unité / séparation, intérieur / extérieur, fermé / ouvert, sentiment/raison, etc. ) dont on peut largement reconnaître l’empreinte dans les trois discours qui constituent l’objet de ce travail, qu’ils l’assument, en partie, ou qu’ils la rejettent. Cette prévalence de la communauté sur la société, basée sur une soi-disant proximité entre la communauté d’un côté, et la nature, l’origine et la vérité d’un autre, ce privilège donc, nous l’avons appelé « communocentrisme ». Privilège majeur d’une époque bourgeonnante dont les implications théoriques, souvent dissimulées stratégiquement par les auteurs eux-mêmes ou par leurs interprètes, se sont déployées et se déploient encore, parallèlement à leurs implications pratiques. Nous nous proposons, en somme, de lire dans une perspective déconstructrice ce privilège de la communauté dans le schéma oppositionnel qui domine les discours fondateurs de la tradition sociologique allemande, ce qui signifie, selon nous, d’en faire une lecture à la fois critique et affirmative : une lecture ou une interprétation qui soit capable de localiser dans les textes et de mettre en relief dans toute leur dimension problématique tant les aspects qui semblent indissociables de certains présupposés métaphysiques que ceux qui les dépassent, leur opposant par là même une résistance et favorisant de nouvelles formes de pensée de la sociabilité
The purpose of this investigation is to analyze the classical sociological theories of the community. In particular, those who have most contributed to establish the sense of what we currently call “community”, and whose influence is still evident in a variety of discourses from the present times. For this we have served from a series of emblematic texts belonging to three authors of the classical sociological thinking: Karl Marx, Ferdinand Tönnies and Max Weber. Our attention is mainly directed to those texts that best illustrate their approaches about the problem in question, and where in turn try to read a series of affinities and correspondences not always recognized between their respective theories. Although the thinking of the community, in the wide and general aspect of the word, has roots deep and remote in time, here we are interested in the turning point from which the community was rediscovered as a problem for the new social sciences and, in the same act, claimed by the emergent sociological theories as one of their main concepts. The common feature between the approaches of Marx, Tönnies and Weber to the problem we address –neither the only nor the first, but simply that which we privileged- is that in all of them the community (Gemeinschaft) is inseparable and otherwise incomprehensible without its conceptual other: the society (Gesellschaft). The hypothesis we put to consideration is that the concept of community is determined by opposition to the concept of society, from which it is structurally supportive. The binary structure to which this conceptual pair is subordinated does not limit to oppose two formally equal terms, but it implies and drags with itself a whole series of metaphysical oppositions, that are strongly hierarchical logically and axiologically (natural/artificial, originary/derivative, authentic/unauthentic, unity/separation, interior/exterior, closed/opened, feeling/reason, etc. ), whose imprint, partly assumed as their own or even rejected, is widely recognizable among the three discourses that are object of this work. The prevalence of the community over the society based on a supposed proximity between the community on one side, and nature, origin, and truth on the other, that privileged we have named it “communicentrism”. A major privilege from a time where its theoretical implications, strategically concealed many times by the same authors or their interpreters, were and are on par with their practical implications. In sum, what we proposed here is a reading in a deconstructive key of the privilege of the community in the oppositional scheme that dominates the foundational discourses of the german sociological tradition. For us, this means both a critic and affirmative reading: a reading or interpretation that can be capable of localize in the texts and put into account in its whole problematicity both what results inseparable from certain metaphysical presuppositions and what it exceeds them, resisting and encouraging new ways of thinking regarding sociability
Books on the topic "Weber, Max, 1864-1920 – Et la sociologie"
Seguy, Jean. Conflit et utopie, ou réformer l'Église: Parcours wébérien en douze essais. Paris: Éditions du Cerf, 1999.
Find full textGislain, Jean-Jacques. La sociologie économique, 1890-1920: Emile Durkheim, Vilfredo Pareto, Joseph Schumpeter, François Simiand, Thorstein Veblen et Max Weber. Paris: Presses universitaires de France, 1995.
Find full textRinger, Fritz K. Max Weber's methodology: The unification of the cultural and social sciences. Cambridge, Mass: Harvard University Press, 1997.
Find full textHilbert, Richard A. The classical roots of ethnomethodology: Durkheim, Weber, and Garfinkel. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1992.
Find full textMain currents in sociological thought. New Brunswick, NJ: Transaction Publishers, 1998.
Find full textAron, Raymond. Main currents in sociological thought. New York: Anchor Books, 1989.
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Vandenberghe, Frédéric. "Georg Simmel (1858-1918), Max Weber (1864-1920), Max Scheler (1874-1928) et la tradition sociologique allemande : grandeur et misère de l'homme économique." In Histoire raisonnée de la philosophie morale et politique, 614–21. La Découverte, 2001. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/dec.caill.2001.01.0614.
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