Max Weber, Politics as a Vocatio Quotes

A collection of quotes by Max Weber, Politics as a Vocatio.

Max Weber was a prominent German sociologist, philosopher, and political economist. Born in 1864, he is best known for his extensive work on the theory of social action and the concept of the Protestant work ethic. Weber's influential essay, "Politics as a Vocation," explores the nature of politics and the role of politicians in modern society. He argued that politics should be seen as a calling or vocation, requiring a sense of responsibility and a commitment to the public good. Weber's ideas continue to shape the fields of sociology and political science to this day.

I am under the impression that in nine out of ten cases I de

I am under the impression that in nine out of ten cases I deal with windbags who do not fully realize what they take upon themselves, but who intoxicate themselves with romantic sensations. From a human point of view this is not very interesting to me, nor does it move me profoundly. However, it is immensely moving when a mature man

Max Weber, Politics as a Vocatio

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