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Max Weber in Asian Studies

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Paradigmen der vergleichend-historischen Methodologien: Durkheimsche vs. Weberianische Ansätze und ihre Folgen
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Sociology (Buddhism)
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Introduction: Negotiating Place, Non-place, and No-Place
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China in Germany
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The Blue Frontier
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Preface
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Introduction
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Setting the Scene
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Modeling the Sea
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The Dragon Navy
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Guarded Management
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Writing the Waves
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Conclusion
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“Inner Sea” and “Outer Sea” in Imperial Documents
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A Chronicle of Sea Patrol Regulations in the Long Eighteenth Century
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Glossary of Chinese Characters
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Bibliography
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Index
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Priesthood and Possession: Newar Religion in the Light of Some Weberian Concepts
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Max Weber's Historical Sociology: a bibliographical essay
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Weber and Anthropology
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The African Renaissance Challenge and Sociological Reclamations in the South
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Max Weber and the Analysis of East Asian Industrialisation
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The Conception of Wealth among the Merchants in Late Imperial China
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Three Critics of Weber's Thesis of the Uniqueness of the West: Jack Goody, Kenneth Pomeranz, and S.N. Eisenstadt. Strengths and Weaknesses
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Max Weber's Concept of Legitimation in Hinduism Revisited
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Transcendência e Antropologia do Cristianismo: linguagem, mudança e individualismo
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Max Weber’s Methodology and the Comparative Sociology of Religion
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La lectura di Max Weber dell' hinduismo e del budismo nella sociologia delle religiones (Gesammelte aufsätze zur religionssoziologie). Un esercizio di ammirazione
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