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Weberian Approach
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A Level Sociology ( Beliefs) Mind Map on Weberian Approach, created by charlottearad on 08/04/2015.
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Weberian Approach
Religion could INFLUENCE the economic base
Calvinism assisted in the rise of Capitalism
Encouraged attributes like hard work, thrift, material success
If someone displayed these qualities this meant to them that they would go to Heaven (predestination)
Calvinism along with other causal factors e.g. advances in technology helped in the rise of Capitalism
Elective affinity
In the West, Capitalism thrived
In the East, religions like Hinduism stressed that individuals accept their lot in life
Discouraged economic innovation
Religion is a vehicle of social control
Provided central shared values of western society
Advantages
Shows how the superstructure of society can influence the economic base contradicting Marx
Combines interpretivism and structuralism
In contrast to the beliefs of Durkheim and Marx, says that religion is a dynamic for social change rather than a conservative force
Disadvantages
Eisenstadt
Did not explain why Capitalism became strong in societies where Calvinism wasn't significant
Kautsky
Capitalism existed first and this produced the rise of Calvinism
Samuelson
Some countries in Europe e.g. Scotland had large Calvinist communities and did not develop quickly on Capitalist lines
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