The Protestant Ethic Revisited (Politics History & Social Chan)

The Protestant Ethic Revisited is a groundbreaking book that provides insightful essays on the contradictory resurgence of religion and liberalism in the 21st century.

Written by one of the most important voices in the study of sociology of religion, this book offers a wide-ranging comparative approach to religious sociology, reintegrating the field with already vibrant subfields such as historical and comparative sociology, political sociology, and sociological theory.

The essays in this book are veritable classics, contributing greatly to the high international reputation of the author.

With measured and persuasive arguments, both historically and theoretically, Gorski's chapters are judicious in their claims, making The Protestant Ethic Revisited a great book that is enduringly valuable scholarship.