By Amit Kumar Sharma, Professor of Sociology, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi Max Weber’s Selective Memory: War, Colonial Corruption and the Missing Foundations of …
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Max Weber as Politician, War Intellectual and Postwar Negotiator: A Critical Historiographical Reassessment
Max Weber as Politician, War Intellectual and Postwar Negotiator: A Critical Historiographical Reassessment The image of Max Weber as detached academic sage sitting above …
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Rethinking Max Weber : From Protestant Ethic to Juridical Civilization The tragedy of Max Weber in the twentieth century was not merely the selective …
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Rethinking the Sociology of Religion: Max Weber, Ananda K. Coomaraswamy, and S. N. Balagangadhara in Civilizational Perspective
Rethinking the Sociology of Religion: Max Weber, Ananda K. Coomaraswamy, and S. N. Balagangadhara in Civilizational PerspectiveThe comparison between India and Europe in the …
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Nicholas Dirks and Ronald Inden:Toward a New Sociology of India The new sociology of India did not begin simply as a correction of colonial …
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The Two Popes and the Remaking of the Post-War World: Pope John Paul II and Pope Francis as Theologians, Civilizational Actors and Charismatic Architects of Late Modernity
The Two Popes and the Remaking of the Post-War World: Pope John Paul II and Pope Francis as Theologians, Civilizational Actors and Charismatic Architects …
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Historical Sociology, Generational Consciousness, and the Crisis of Digital Modernity after the Iran–US/Israel War of 28 February 2026
Historical sociology emerged not merely as a subdiscipline within sociology, but as a revolt against the short memory of positivist modern social science. The …
