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{{Page |n°=105}}<u>M. Weber: Sociological terms</u>
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[…] on “methodological individualism” (also <u>Popper</u>) - <u>____</u> of the individual behaves “{understandly}” <u>Schäffle</u> only regarded as a starting point with his <u>onomatistic</u> assumption or …
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[…] Community contractual?
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[…] TÖNNIES also p. 1
Polanyi: MW
MARX sociological approach too much influenced by Marx and Engels and via Tönnies and Sombart.
SH Maine via Tönnies
MAINE
STRUGGLE SELECTION
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Pol: What
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== Document Informations ==
== Document Informations ==
'''Reference''':<br />
'''Reference''':<br />
'''Date''': January 1947<ref>Cf. On January 6, 1947, Polanyi writes to his brother, he is reading all Max Weber. <nowiki>[</nowiki>[[Dale 2016]], 232]</ref><br />
'''Date''': January [[1947]]<ref>Cf. On January 6, 1947, Polanyi writes to his brother, he is reading all Max Weber. <nowiki>[</nowiki>[[Dale 2016]], 232]</ref><br />
'''KPA''': [[07/09]], 100-126
'''KPA''': [[07/09]], 100-126


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[103]Notes p. 1 Sociological terms

SOCIOLOGY “Sociology” - a discipline aiming at an understanding of social behavior ad its causes & efforts.
p. 6
Speculation & Empirism in sociology

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[104]Notes 2 M. Weber: Sociolog. terms

pol.
semi-functionalism
anti-psychologist
mentalism

[105]M. Weber: Sociological categories

[…] on “methodological individualism” (also Popper) - ____ of the individual behaves “{understandly}” Schäffle only regarded as a starting point with his onomatistic assumption or …

[106] […] Community contractual?

[107] […] TÖNNIES also p. 1

Polanyi: MW

MARX sociological approach too much influenced by Marx and Engels and via Tönnies and Sombart.

SH Maine via Tönnies

MAINE

STRUGGLE SELECTION

[108] […] Pol:

(Verkehrwirtschaft)

Pol: What

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[110] […]

[111] […]

[112] Notes 4. M. Weber: Sociological terms in economics

MARIANNE WEBER
Levels of treatment 		MW deals with the {sozeil} on 3 levels:

(a) gen. soc. terms
(b) sociol. of econom. history
(c) {description} ex. hist
Cf. Marianne Weber: Preface to “Typen der Verg_______, p. 181
Oct 1921

Cf. Menger M. Weber’s definitions for collective apparent process are vague on the crucial point. If market motives are the essentially “economic” what in the {veisme} of gainful they certainly are – then the economical be the production of material goods, for the two are {enlivef} different. In effect, if the first definition is mainted there exist no specifically economic objects - if the latter is {achieved} to, then there exist {tnuf} objects, but no specific motives to them. The first position was consistently maintained by Menger, Robbins, etc.; the second is by myself.

[113] Notes 10 - M. Weber

Scarcity drops: substantive definition

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Pol:

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important for my critique … - well, not according to the substantive definition! “choice equaled with exchange à la catallactics”

Document Informations

Reference:
Date: January 1947[1]
KPA: 07/09, 100-126

Editor's Notes

  1. ↑ Cf. On January 6, 1947, Polanyi writes to his brother, he is reading all Max Weber. [Dale 2016, 232]
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