The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism · Character
Eduard Bernstein
Socialist theorist whose views on religion and capitalism are discussed.
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Also known as Bernstein, Eduard Bernstein
First appearance: author s introduction
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Bernstein's work is praised for its excellent remarks on asceticism as a bourgeois virtue, which Weber acknowledges as influential.
Eduard Bernstein first appears in 0002 author s introduction.
In Endnotes: Bernstein's work is praised for its excellent remarks on asceticism as a bourgeois virtue, which Weber acknowledges as influential.
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