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Volume OnePreface, Abbreviations, Appendix: Chronological Table of Reprinted Articles, General CommentarySection One: Max Weber: Life, Work and Intellectual ContextCommentary1. Max Weber's Generational Rebellion and Maturation Gunther Roth2. Max Weber as Outsider: His Nominal Influence on German Sociology in the Twenties Gerd Schroeter3. Max Weber, 1864-1964 Talcott Parsons4. Max Weber's Sociology Today Reinhard Bendix5. Max Weber and the Spirit of American Sociology Irving Louis Horowitz6. The Functions of Classical Theory in Contemporary Sociological Research: The Case of Max Weber Kiku Adatto and Stephen Cole7. Max Weber and German Sociology Georg Lukacs8. Max Weber Wolfgang J. Mommsen9. Max Weber as a Critic of Bismarck Peter Baehr10. Max Weber: Methods and the Man John Torrance11. Max Weber and Jakob Burckhardt Reinhard Bendix12. Max Weber, Ernst Troeltsch, Georg Jellinek as Comparative Sociologists Benjamin Nelson13. Max Weber's `Author's Introduction' (1920): A Master Clue to his Main Aims Benjamin Nelson14. The Problem of Thematic Unity in the Works of Max Weber Friedrich H. Tenbruch15. Max Weber: A Bibliographical Essay Gunther Roth16. Max Weber: A Monumental Edition in the Making Gianfranco Poggi17. Neglected Affinities: Max Weber and Georg Simmel Jim FraughtVolume TwoSection Two: Methodology: Verstehende SociologyCommentary18. Some Contributions of Max Weber to Sociological Theory T. Abel19. Evaluation and Objectivity in Social Science: an Interpretation of Max Weber's Contribution Talcott Parsons20. Scientific Objectivity and Value Hypotheses Pietro Rossi21. Parsons, Weber and the Subjective Point of View Stewart Butts22. The Verstehen Thesis and the Foundations of Max Weber's Methodology Guy Oakes23. Max Weber's Methodological Strategy and Comparative Lifeworld John R. Hall24. `Sense' and `Intention' in Max Weber's Theory of Social Action Peter A. Munch25. Type Methodology and Type Myth: Some Antecedents of Max Weber's Approach Mark J. Goodman26. Max Weber's Verstehen William T. TuckerSection Three: The Protestant Ethic ThesisCommentary27. The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism E. Fischoff28. Protestantism and Capitalism in Pre-revolutionary England Charles and Catherine George29. Religion and the Rise of Modern Science Theodore K. Rabb30. The Sociological Import of a Metaphor: Tracking the Source of Max Weber's `Iron Cage' Edward A. Tiryakian31. The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism: a Natural Scientific Critique P. Razzell32. Beyond Lenski: A Critical Review of Recent `Protestant Ethic' Research G.D. Bouma33. Max Weber and American Protestantism Benton Johnson34. Catholics, Calvanists, and Rational Control: Further Explorations in the Weberian Thesis D.W. Ball35. Protestant Ethic Versus Spirit of Capitalism? H.B. Barclay36. The Weber Thesis and the Development of Capitalism in Scotland Gordon Marshall37. The Dark Side of the Weber Thesis: The Case of Scotland Gordon Marshall38. The Weber Thesis and South East Asia S.H. Alastas39. Religious Belief and Economic Behaviour in a Central Javanese Town C. Geertz40. The Protestant Ethic: Time for a Moratorium A.M. Greely41. The Protestant Work Ethic as a General Precondition for Economic Development N. Hansen42. Calvinism, Capitalism and Confusion: The Weberian Thesis Revisited D.P. Forcese43. `The Zwinglian Reformation in Zurich' Norman Birnbaum44. Conscience