MAX WEBER Y LA UNIVERSIDAD

Max Weber Programme

Authors like Francis Fukuyama or Robert Putnam claim that modern societies suffer from a decline of trust. On the other hand political scientists like Margaret Levi or Susan Stokes and sociologists like Karen Cook contend that as nice as trust might be, we can easily do without it. Especially in political life, distrust, vigilance and scepticism seem to be healthier and more fruitful than trust...

Universidad De Castilla-la Mancha

Interconnection networks are a key component of a variety of systems. Today, low-latency and contention-free interconnection networks are demanded for the execution of many applications in systems like supercomputers, clusters of PCs, and others. There are many issues involved in successful high-performance interconnects. Among them, quality of service (QoS) is responsible of guaranteeing that ...

El Hospital del Estudio (asistencia y hospitalidad de la Universidad de Salamanca), 1413–1810

psychoanalytic and psycho-historical approaches so assiduously. This is an author inherently offended by realms psychiatric. Nevertheless, the book is useful, well written, always intelligent, and engages a number of areas, not least demonstrations of the developing discourse sometimes called "literature and medicine". Wiltshire shows that all six major Austen novels concern themselves with the...

Doctor de la Universidad de Buenos Aires

From Max Weber to Public Sociology

Growing up in a political as well as an intellectual environment, Max Weber not only sought to comprehend the world but also to change it. Arguably, he took Karl Marx’s 11th. Thesis on Feuerbach that “philosophers have only interpreted the world, in various ways; the point, however, is to change it,” far more seriously than its author. Marx, after all, did not reflect, in any systematic fashion...