John Dreijmanis
Biographic Data
| ID | 154409 |
|---|---|
| NAME | John Dreijmanis |
| GIVEN NAMES | John |
| FAMILY NAME | Dreijmanis |
| SIGNATURE | DREIJMANIS J |
| AFFILIATIONS | St. Thomas University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 26 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 26 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1966 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Reply to Frank J. Lechner's ‘Versions of Vocation
MWS 20.1 (2020) 82-86] ISSN 1470-8078 doi: 10.15543/maxweberstudies.20.1.82© Max Weber Studies 2020, Global Policy Institute, University House, Coventry University London, 109 Middlesex Street, London E1 7JF. Reply to Frank J. Lechner’s ‘Versions of Vocation’1 John Dreijmanis It is good to have a comparative analysis of five English translations of Max Weber’s Wissenschaft als Beruf. Lechner notes that Weber is ‘nearly unreadable without assistan…
The Vocation Lectures: Science as a Vocation'/'Politics as a Vocation' by Max Weber , David S. Owen , Tracy B. Strong (review)
Book Reviews 125 tion; 'streets' in a natural state, usually doused with petroleum twice each summer to prevent dust, and smelling accordingly; wooden churches of at least 4-5 denominations... Add to this the usual tangle of telegraph wires, and electric trainlines under construction, for the 'town' extends into the unbounded distance. Weber met up with the Democratic politician Robert L. Owen, Cherokee in descent, and who became Senator for Okla…
A portrait of the artist as a politician: The case of Adolf Hitler
Hitler behaved within the parameters of an artist and a narcissist as mediated by charisma and charismatic leadership. An ex post facto assessment of Hitler's personality type using the principles of Jungian typology reveals that even his most preferred psychological functions were not securely developed and this led him to overlook reality and become insensitive to the suffering of the people during World War II. As a result of his traumas, Hitl…
Hitler and the Power of Aesthetics
The Development of Higher Education and Social Change: An Ethiopian Experience
The Opening of the Apartheid Mind: Options for the New South Africa
Feature Reviews: Sustainable ideologies and interests: beyond Brundtland
Our Common Future. World Commission on Environment and Development, London and New York: Oxford University Press. 383 pp. Decolonising India National Thought and the Colonial World. Partha Chatterjee, London: Zed Books, 1986 Traditions, Tyranny and Utopias. Ashis Nandy, Delhi: Oxford University Press, 1987 South Africa in Transition Power Plays: Bargaining Tactics for Transforming South Africa. Pierre du Toit, Halfway House: Southern Book Publish…
A Democratic South Africa: Constitutional Engineering in a Divided Society. Donald L. Horowitz
Stay out of Politics: A Philosopher Views South Africa
Whither South Africa
The voluminous literature on South African developments shows every sign of increasing as events outpace it. All of the books, to use the words of the editors of Negotiating South Africa's Future, present a mixture of analysis, hope, despair and political posturing (I). Nearly all of the authors under review failed to anticipate the government's post-1989 election reforms. Finally, all of the works suffer in varying degrees from typographical and…
Books reviewed
Julie Frederikse, The Unbreakable Thread. Non‐Racialism in South Africa (Zed Books Ltd, London), 1990, x + 294pp. Ali A Mazrui, Cultural Forces in World Politics (James Currey, London), 1991 £25.00/£9.95 Nicola Nattrass and Elisabeth Ardington, eds. The Political Economy of South Africa (Oxford University Press: Cape Town, 1990), x + 317 pp., R32.50 paperback. Robert A. Schrire, Critical Choices for South Africa: An Agenda for the 1990s (Oxford U…
On Max Weber
Continuity and Change in Austrian Socialism: The Eternal Quest for the Third Way
Tradition and Innovation in Contemporary Austria
Political Science in the United States: The Discipline and the Profession
WRITINGS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE FREquently deal with either the discipline or the profession. There is also a tendency not to relate political science to national and international political, intellectual and educational developments. In this article political science is treated as a discipline and a profession and viewed to a more significant degree than is usually the case as the dependent variable rather than as an independent…
Modern Austria
Governments and Politics of the German-Speaking Countries
Paul Speiser und das rote Wien
Fascism: A Reader's Guide
The Lingering Shadow of Nazism: The Austrian Independent Party Movement Since 1945
An important study of post-World War II Austrian neo-Nazi political activities focusing on the Austrian Independent Party movement
Weimar, Washington, and Beyond: The Plight of the Intelligentsia
Politology
Politics in Austria. Kurt Steiner
Social Fragmentation and Political Hostility: An Austrian Case Study. G. Bingham Powell, Jr
Austria Between East and West, 1945-1955. William B. Bader
The Development of Higher Education and Social Change: An Ethiopian Experience
Feature Reviews: Sustainable ideologies and interests: beyond Brundtland
Our Common Future. World Commission on Environment and Development, London and New York: Oxford University Press. 383 pp. Decolonising India National Thought and the Colonial World. Partha Chatterjee, London: Zed Books, 1986 Traditions, Tyranny and Utopias. Ashis Nandy, Delhi: Oxford University Press, 1987 South Africa in Transition Power Plays: Bargaining Tactics for Transforming South Africa. Pierre du Toit, Halfway House: Southern Book Publish…
Political Science in the United States: The Discipline and the Profession
WRITINGS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE FREquently deal with either the discipline or the profession. There is also a tendency not to relate political science to national and international political, intellectual and educational developments. In this article political science is treated as a discipline and a profession and viewed to a more significant degree than is usually the case as the dependent variable rather than as an independent…
Politology
A portrait of the artist as a politician: The case of Adolf Hitler
Hitler behaved within the parameters of an artist and a narcissist as mediated by charisma and charismatic leadership. An ex post facto assessment of Hitler's personality type using the principles of Jungian typology reveals that even his most preferred psychological functions were not securely developed and this led him to overlook reality and become insensitive to the suffering of the people during World War II. As a result of his traumas, Hitl…
On Max Weber
Demokratiska Latvija: Verojumi un Vertejumi
Austria Between East and West, 1945-1955. William B. Bader
Social Fragmentation and Political Hostility: An Austrian Case Study. G. Bingham Powell, Jr
Politology
Politics in Austria. Kurt Steiner
Weimar, Washington, and Beyond: The Plight of the Intelligentsia
The Lingering Shadow of Nazism: The Austrian Independent Party Movement Since 1945
An important study of post-World War II Austrian neo-Nazi political activities focusing on the Austrian Independent Party movement
Governments and Politics of the German-Speaking Countries
Paul Speiser und das rote Wien
Fascism: A Reader's Guide
Modern Austria
Political Science in the United States: The Discipline and the Profession
WRITINGS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE FREquently deal with either the discipline or the profession. There is also a tendency not to relate political science to national and international political, intellectual and educational developments. In this article political science is treated as a discipline and a profession and viewed to a more significant degree than is usually the case as the dependent variable rather than as an independent…
Continuity and Change in Austrian Socialism: The Eternal Quest for the Third Way
Tradition and Innovation in Contemporary Austria
On Max Weber
Books reviewed
Julie Frederikse, The Unbreakable Thread. Non‐Racialism in South Africa (Zed Books Ltd, London), 1990, x + 294pp. Ali A Mazrui, Cultural Forces in World Politics (James Currey, London), 1991 £25.00/£9.95 Nicola Nattrass and Elisabeth Ardington, eds. The Political Economy of South Africa (Oxford University Press: Cape Town, 1990), x + 317 pp., R32.50 paperback. Robert A. Schrire, Critical Choices for South Africa: An Agenda for the 1990s (Oxford U…
Feature Reviews: Sustainable ideologies and interests: beyond Brundtland
Our Common Future. World Commission on Environment and Development, London and New York: Oxford University Press. 383 pp. Decolonising India National Thought and the Colonial World. Partha Chatterjee, London: Zed Books, 1986 Traditions, Tyranny and Utopias. Ashis Nandy, Delhi: Oxford University Press, 1987 South Africa in Transition Power Plays: Bargaining Tactics for Transforming South Africa. Pierre du Toit, Halfway House: Southern Book Publish…
A Democratic South Africa: Constitutional Engineering in a Divided Society. Donald L. Horowitz
Stay out of Politics: A Philosopher Views South Africa
Whither South Africa
The voluminous literature on South African developments shows every sign of increasing as events outpace it. All of the books, to use the words of the editors of Negotiating South Africa's Future, present a mixture of analysis, hope, despair and political posturing (I). Nearly all of the authors under review failed to anticipate the government's post-1989 election reforms. Finally, all of the works suffer in varying degrees from typographical and…
The Opening of the Apartheid Mind: Options for the New South Africa
The Development of Higher Education and Social Change: An Ethiopian Experience
Hitler and the Power of Aesthetics
A portrait of the artist as a politician: The case of Adolf Hitler
Hitler behaved within the parameters of an artist and a narcissist as mediated by charisma and charismatic leadership. An ex post facto assessment of Hitler's personality type using the principles of Jungian typology reveals that even his most preferred psychological functions were not securely developed and this led him to overlook reality and become insensitive to the suffering of the people during World War II. As a result of his traumas, Hitl…
The Vocation Lectures: Science as a Vocation'/'Politics as a Vocation' by Max Weber , David S. Owen , Tracy B. Strong (review)
Book Reviews 125 tion; 'streets' in a natural state, usually doused with petroleum twice each summer to prevent dust, and smelling accordingly; wooden churches of at least 4-5 denominations... Add to this the usual tangle of telegraph wires, and electric trainlines under construction, for the 'town' extends into the unbounded distance. Weber met up with the Democratic politician Robert L. Owen, Cherokee in descent, and who became Senator for Okla…
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