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Introduction | ix | |
Suggestions for Further Reading | lxv | |
Note on the Translation | lxix | |
The Protestant Ethic and the "Spirit" of Capitalism (1905) | 1 | |
"Churches" and "Sects" in North America (1906) | 203 | |
Critical Remarks in Response to the Foregoing "Critical Contributions" (1907) (Weber's first rejoinder to H. Karl Fischer) | 221 | |
Remarks on the Foregoing "Reply" (1908) (Weber's second rejoinder to H. Karl Fischer) | 232 | |
Rebuttal of the Critique of the "Spirit" of Capitalism (1910) (Weber's first rejoinder to Felix Rachfahl) | 244 | |
A Final Rebuttal of Rachfahl's Critique of the "Spirit of Capitalism" (1910) | 282 | |
Appendixes | ||
I. | Rejoinders to Werner Sombart and Lujo Brentano (1920) | 341 |
II. | Prefactory Remarks to Collected Essays in the Sociology of Religion (1920) | 356 |
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