For Max Weber, only the most heroic figures could generate meaning in the world. Does his theory hold up today?

Max Weber Invented the Crisis of the Humanities More than 100 years old, his landmark essay is more relevant than ever.

Max Weber’s Ethical Pedagogy for a Nihilistic Age On the enduring relevance of a great social theorist.

Max Weber, the north German economist, proud reserve officer in the Kaiser's army, literal dueler with academic opponents, and co-founder of modern sociology, sits on every college reading list ...

In 1904, the sociologist Max Weber traveled across the United States, loved what he saw and wrote about it. In return, America became a fan of Max Weber’s writings long before his homeland ...

For Weber, the true political leader—one for whom politics is a vocation—is characterised by three qualities: passion, a feeling of responsibility and a sense of proportion.

How Max Weber Explains Impeachment The contrast between the specialists who testified to the House and the administration they served would have been very familiar to the legendary German social ...

CM junior Max Weber approaches the finish line alone on the lead in the 3,200 meters at the MVC boys track meet on Wednesday at Mascoutah. Weber won both the 3,200 and 1,600 at the Valley Meet. CM ...

It's been 100 years since the death of the great German intellectual, Max Weber. He was only fifty-six at the time, but left behind several landmark works and a whole new discipline — sociology ...

One hundred years later, Max Weber's "Politics as a Vocation" remains a guide for the increasingly wretched and violent events now unfolding in our own time and place.