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Politics as a Vocation - American University
Politics as a Vocation From Wikisource Politics as a Vocation by Max Weber Published as "Politik als Beruf,"Gesammelte Politische Schrif ten (Muenchen, 1921), pp. 396 450. Originally a speech at Munich University , 1918, published in 1919 by Duncker & Humblodt, Munich. From Gerth and C. Wright Mills (Translated and edited), From Max Weber: Essays in Sociology, pp. 77 128, New York: Oxford University Press, 1946. This lecture, which I give at your request, will necessarily disappoint you in a number of ways. You will naturally expect me to take a position on actual problems of the day. But that will be the case only in a purely formal way and toward the end, when I shall raise certain questions concerning the significance of political action in the whole way of life.
You will naturally expect me to take a position on actual problems of the day. But that will be the case only in a purely formal way ... Tonight, our reflections are, of course, not based upon such a broad concept. We wish to ... variants, transitions, and combinations of these pure types, which problems belong to 'political science.' Here we ...
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