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HRİSTİYAN BİR SOSYOLOG OLARAK MAX WEBER

MAX WEBER AS “CHRISTIAN SOCIOLOGIST

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This essay argues that Max Weber's life and work were significantly affected by his Christian faith tradition and world view, and that in this respect he is not to be differentiated from many early American sociologists. A significant point of differentiation occurs, however, in that Weber turned to the study of religion as a generic phenomenon, rather than simply writing about religious organizations or avoiding the topic altogether.
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Abstract (Original Language): 
Bu makalede Max Weber’in hayatı ve çalışmalarının, onun Hıristiyan dinî geleneği ve dünya görüşlerinden önemli derecede etkilendiği savunulmaktadır. Bu açıdan o, erken dönem birçok Amerikan sosyologundan farklı değildir. Bununla birlikte, Weber’in dinî kuruluşlar üzerine basit yazılar yazmak ya da ondan büsbütün kaçınmak yerine, din incelemesini özgün bir fenomen olarak ele alması, onu diğerlerinden farklı yapan en önemli özelliğidir.
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