/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.16869111]

Are you enjoying the polar night of icy darkness, anon?

[Anonymous No.16869119]

Where do I start with Weber bros? Any sociology I should know before getting into him?

[Anonymous No.16869141]

>>16869111

Dunno but I'm reading Habermas' chapter on Weber atm and it's interesting, I"m overdue to do a writeup on Habermas for the board but I'm too busy reading.

Neither here nor there, but there was a minor cubist painter by the same name.

[Anonymous No.16869183]

>>16869119
I'd recommend starting with Protestant Ethic. You don't really need to know any prior sociology since he was there at its beginning. Then move onto the Vocation Lectures, then Economy and Society. After that, if you're still interested you can read the collection of his political writings published by Cambridge and his General Economic History. Or, if you want an expedited approach, replace the Vocation Lectures and Economy and Society with 'From Max Weber: Essays in Sociology' which is a collection of the most important parts.

[Anonymous No.16869501]

>>16869141
I remember you mentioning it in another thread. I'm looking forward to reading it.

[Anonymous No.16869502]

>>16869111
Max Webber? What, like Spiderman?!

[Anonymous No.16869527]

>>16869502
No, like the BBQ

[Anonymous No.16869533]

>>16869527
undeniably based and inimitable in the performance of basedness

[Anonymous No.16869569]

>>16869183
Thanks brother, much appreciated