Vol. 18 No. 1 (2021)

Editorial

Editorial

Matheus Rodrigues dos Santos, Daniel Augusto Paro, Mariana da Costa Schorn

01-10
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Seção Especial: COVID-19

We are all mortals: the coronavírus and the open nature of history

Loren Marie Vituri Berbert; Rita Laura Segato; Renato Bradbury de Oliveira

11-22
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The rise of the gables: flashes in pandemic times

Max Alan Kampa, Erick Renan Kampa, Marcos Namba Beccari

23-41
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Neither the care of the self, nor the care of the other: consumerism in the pandemic

Simã Catarina de Lima Pinto

42-54
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The year the earth stopped: the coronavirus and the new paths of contemporary social theory

Thiago de Araujo Pinho

55-63
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Apresentação

Max Meber 100 years later: the legacy of Economy and Society

Bruna dos Santos Bolda, Carlos Eduardo Sell, Daniel Fanta

64-90
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Artigo para Dossiê

Specificity and potential of the weberian paradigm

Mario Rainer Lepsius; Carlos Eduardo Sell

91-102
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Can theories of action and systems be associated? Assumptions about the systems theory of Parsons and Luhmann and the action theory of Weber

Thomas Schwinn; Bruna dos Santos Bolda, Márcia Inês Schaefer

103-126
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Max Weber in the 21st century: interview with Sthepen Kalberg

Bruna dos Santos Bolda, Marieli Machiavelli, Suellen Oliveira Duarte Ramos Próspero

127-136
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Max Weber's disenchantment of the world and scientific objectivity

Daniel Soares Rumbelsperger Rodrigues

137-168
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Power and community in Max Weber’s sociology of action, 1910-1913

Michel Mustafa

169-189
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Is there a weberian characterology? – reconstruction from the causal standpoint

Matheus Capovilla Romanetto

190-214
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Weber and the market concept: contributions to an interpretation of the present

Rodrigo Foresta Wolffenbuttel

215-230
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The disenchantment of politics in Max Weber

Marcus Corrêa Rodrigues, Reginaldo Teixeira Perez

231-252
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The bureaucracy in the Max Weber's sociology of domination: contributions to educational research

Fernando Henrique Protetti

253-277
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The fundaments of bureaucracy on Weber´s political writings:lessons to comprehend the administrative decentralization in Brazil

André Marega Pinhel

278-298
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Max Weber’s political sociology in the interpretation of nazism

Lucas Cid Gigante

299-323
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Stratification and social class from a weberian perspective - a brief essay

Tomás Rigoletto Pernías

324-354
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Max Weber and the academic understanding of brazilian protestantism: a brief outline

Thiago Rodrigo da Silva

355-371
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Intellectualism in Weber’s work: the process of intellectualization as an avenue for understanding knowledge’s historical development

Veridiana Domingos Cordeiro, Hugo Neri

372-393
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Notes on the concept of elective affinities and their articulation with the rationalization process in Max Weber’s work.

Sandra Aparecida Riscal

394-419
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Otto Gross, Max Weber and the free erotic: intramundane salvation or sexual revolution?

Caio César Pedron

420-440
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The intellectual sphere in Max Weber and its formation in Brazil

Mariana Dutra de Oliveira Garcia

441-456
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Max Weber as a moral sociologist: some analytical possibilities of interpretative sociology

Carlos Augusto Silva Fabris

457-481
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Weber’s place in the sociology of the reproduction of Pierre Bourdieu and Jean-Claude Passeron

Atílio Vicente

482-504
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Max Weber’s possible contributions to a Sociology of Sport

Narayana Astra van Amstel, Wanderley Marchi Júnior

505-522
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Resenha

The coup of 2016, resistance to democracy and the roles of left in brazil

Marcos Abraão Fernandes Ribeiro

523-531
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Vol. 18 No. 1 (2021)

Editorial

Editorial

Seção Especial: COVID-19

We are all mortals: the coronavírus and the open nature of history

The rise of the gables: flashes in pandemic times

Neither the care of the self, nor the care of the other: consumerism in the pandemic

The year the earth stopped: the coronavirus and the new paths of contemporary social theory

Apresentação

Max Meber 100 years later: the legacy of Economy and Society

Artigo para Dossiê

Specificity and potential of the weberian paradigm

Can theories of action and systems be associated? Assumptions about the systems theory of Parsons and Luhmann and the action theory of Weber

Max Weber in the 21st century: interview with Sthepen Kalberg

Max Weber's disenchantment of the world and scientific objectivity

Power and community in Max Weber’s sociology of action, 1910-1913

Is there a weberian characterology? – reconstruction from the causal standpoint

Weber and the market concept: contributions to an interpretation of the present

The disenchantment of politics in Max Weber

The bureaucracy in the Max Weber's sociology of domination: contributions to educational research

The fundaments of bureaucracy on Weber´s political writings:lessons to comprehend the administrative decentralization in Brazil

Max Weber’s political sociology in the interpretation of nazism

Stratification and social class from a weberian perspective - a brief essay

Max Weber and the academic understanding of brazilian protestantism: a brief outline

Intellectualism in Weber’s work: the process of intellectualization as an avenue for understanding knowledge’s historical development

Notes on the concept of elective affinities and their articulation with the rationalization process in Max Weber’s work.

Otto Gross, Max Weber and the free erotic: intramundane salvation or sexual revolution?

The intellectual sphere in Max Weber and its formation in Brazil

Max Weber as a moral sociologist: some analytical possibilities of interpretative sociology

Weber’s place in the sociology of the reproduction of Pierre Bourdieu and Jean-Claude Passeron

Max Weber’s possible contributions to a Sociology of Sport

Resenha

The coup of 2016, resistance to democracy and the roles of left in brazil

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