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The Max Weber Programme is the largest postdoctoral training programme in the Social and Human Sciences in the world. This blog has been created to enhance the communication within the growing MWP community.

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“History and the Social Sciences: Still a Dialogue of the Deaf?” 29 May

Multidisciplinary Research Workshop on 29 May 2013, 11.00-13.00, Villa La Fonte, Conference Room
It has often been lamented that history and the social sciences have long parted ways into separate disciplines. So much so that Fernand Braudel once quipped that conversations between historians and social theorists had become akin to a ‘dialogue of the deaf’. Braudel, however, [...]

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Max Weber Lecture by Joan Wallach Scott, 15 May 2013, 17.00, Villa La Fonte

 ”Woman and Religion”
Abstract:
This paper explores the connections made between religion and women by French secularizers in the 19th century as a way of understanding the effects of what Max Weber called “disenchantment.” It asks how differences of sex figured in anti-clerical writings (particularly those of Jules Michelet). And it argues that the conflation of women [...]

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7th MWP Classics Revisited Conference: Machiavelli’s Prince at 500, 7 & 8 May 2013

 
7 & 8 May 2013, San Domenico di Fiesole, Villa La Fonte, Conference Room
Every year the Max Weber Programme holds an annual “Classics Revisited” conference in which a particular theme or a figure or text from the Western canon is examined from diverse disciplinary perspectives.

Past topics have included David Hume on norms and institutions, Karl [...]

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