How Modernity Came into Being: A Perspective of Marx and Webb

Modern Philosophy 2:39-44 (2009)
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And non-Western countries, different exogenous modernization, modernization of the West determines the endogenous generation of its modernity. Marx believed that the late medieval Western Europe, the Low Countries of the city as capital of the autonomous movement of the modern power source to create the initial conditions, Weber stands for the Protestant ethic is the root of modern Western Europe. However, the rationalization of modern features and traditional "fault", the Weber and Marx no different. Marx's materialist conception of history as we analyze the initial conditions of modern Western power source provides a framework for macroeconomic analysis; and understanding of Weber's sociological theory reveal the hidden spiritual force behind the system, making it possible to fully understand the modern of

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