Max Weber

This comprehensive guide to Weber's work highlights his lasting impact on social theory, making it an essential resource for scholars and students.

Max Weber, a pivotal figure in the realm of social theory, continues to resonate with contemporary issues as powerfully as he did in the past. In Max Weber, Alan Sica explores Weber's enduring relevance by applying his foundational ideas to a wide array of modern topics. This comprehensive examination not only highlights Weber's significant contributions to sociology but also underscores his ability to address the complexities of today's societal challenges.

The book serves as a companion to Max Weber and the New Century, offering an extensive bibliographic resource with approximately 4,600 listings of works related to Weber. This makes it the most thorough guide to English literature on Weber, showcasing the ongoing vitality of his thought. Sica's meticulous compilation surpasses previous bibliographies in both the volume and accuracy of references, presenting a clear and user-friendly format for scholars and students alike.

In addition to a preface discussing earlier bibliographic efforts, the volume includes specialized sections that categorize Weber's works, reviews of his major contributions, and a selection of dissertations. The final and largest section presents a comprehensive bibliography that encapsulates the breadth of Weber scholarship in English. This ambitious project is an invaluable resource for sociologists, historians, economists, and anyone interested in cultural and intellectual history, ensuring that Weber's insights remain accessible and influential for future generations.