Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Pertaining to or named after a person named Weber (in the following phrases E. H. Weber, 1795-1833, a German anatomist and physiologist).
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- adjective Of or relating to Max Weber (1864–1920),
influential German sociologist and political economist. - adjective Of or relating to Ernst Heinrich Weber (1795-1878), a German anatomist and biologist.
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Examples
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He might not wish to be described as a Weberian materialist (his last book was a beautiful account of the composition of the King James version of the Bible), but he devotes a good deal of space to the economic and religious substrata of the combat between Britain and its French and Spanish foes.
Triumph at Trafalgar 2005
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He might not wish to be described as a Weberian materialist (his last book was a beautiful account of the composition of the King James version of the Bible), but he devotes a good deal of space to the economic and religious substrata of the combat between Britain and its French and Spanish foes.
Triumph at Trafalgar 2005
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He might not wish to be described as a Weberian materialist (his last book was a beautiful account of the composition of the King James version of the Bible), but he devotes a good deal of space to the economic and religious substrata of the combat between Britain and its French and Spanish foes.
Triumph at Trafalgar 2005
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But what we see here, as in the Arar affair, is classic institution-speak, the utterances of a "good company man," the quintessential Weberian bureaucrat who does what he is told and questions nothing.
Archive 2009-11-01 2009
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The first is that of a quasi-Weberian re-enchantment of a denuded reality through re-conceptualisation.
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So while At All Costs is still a Weberian novel with clear definite sides, it manages also to be a darkly ambiguous one and that was one of the main reasons I consider it the best novel of the series and a top five sf novel of the 00's.
Top Five SF Novel of the 00's - At All Costs by David Weber (Reviewed by Liviu Suciu) Liviu 2010
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However, what must be recognized is that this is not real social justice, but is only the kind of liberal-democratic social justice that allows for the continued reproduction of the working class (Marxist-Weberian defintion - see Allahar and Cote, 1998), from whose work surplus value is extracted, part of which is distributed to creative class professionals, or the new middle class information bourgeoisie (Keil, 2000).
» Kingwell vs. Florida? • Spacing Toronto • understanding the urban landscape 2008
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Under socialist constitutions, the law tends to be seen as an aspect of goal-based public administration rather than an independent location of Weberian legal professionalism.
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So while At All Costs is still a Weberian novel with clear definite sides, it manages also to be a darkly ambiguous one and that was one of the main reasons I consider it the best novel of the series and a top five sf novel of the 00's.
Archive 2010-06-01 Cindy 2010
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Britain and its allies should not try to build a modern Weberian state in Kabul that has the monopoly on the use of violence and a self-financing, service-providing administrative apparatus.
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