Charisma, Medieval and Modern
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What is striking about this collection is that all the writers testify to one fact—the extraordinary fruitfulness of Max Weber’s idea of charisma. Proof of the capaciousness of the Weberian idea of charisma is its diffusion outside the academic community, although “charisma” as popularized by the media owes little to Weber. These articles reveal, however, that Weberian charisma is indeed relevant to an astonishing range of phenomena. The expansion of charisma’s territory stretches beyond what Max Weber could have imagined. What is striking about this collection is that all the writers testify to one fact—the extraordinary fruitfulness of Max Weber.
ISBN
9783038420071
Publication Date
2014
Publisher
MDPI Books
City
Basel, Switzerland
Keywords
charisma, Weber, medieval, leaders, followers, fans, saints
School
School of Arts and Sciences
Department
Leadership Studies
Disciplines
History | Leadership Studies | Religion
Recommended Citation
Kaufman, Peter Iver and Gary Dickson, eds. Charisma, Medieval and Modern. Basel, Switzerland: MDPI Books, 2014.