Sociology 105 - Radical Max Weber

While Karl Marx spent great amounts of time in the British Museum establishing the basis for his class conflict theory, it was Max Weber who explained why the middle class attack the poor.

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[zsylvana]

Another real good video Mike!Thank´s!And i´s funny you mention Veblen!As i see it they

have much in common.Both introduced "Status" as real a important issue. Independently.And yes!Weber self considered Marx to be the greatest thinker ever

and much of his writings are in direct correspondence with the absent

old Karl.And Frankfurt School not only incorporated Freud in their "Marxism",even more,they implemented Webers "Rationaliy"etc,in to their work.Naturally!Many of them were his students.

[radiohogan]

@zsylvana As always, your contribution is invaluable. Live and be well.

[kenttell]

Interesting.

[etrnlcoca]

You have some skewed thinking...

[soyerpanzen]

I think maybe you should read more on Marx for a more thorough evaluations of either great "fathers of" sociology. Or if not Marx then a book on epistemic methodology differences between social science, social theory, and sociology.

[Uwizzy]

You helped me alot on studying Max Weber. Thanks alot!!!

[mr954]

Sir, I really like your videos!

[danyman88]

why don't you do a video of neo-weberianism?

[TheBuzaman]

An amazing video, thank you for putting this out there! I am currently wrapping up my degrees in both sociology and psychology and this was one of the best summaries of Max Weber that I have read or listened to. So again thank you!

[radiohogan]

@Otabius Your courtesy is appreciated.