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	Werner Sombart Summary
		Werner Sombart, the German economic and social theorist, was born in Ermsleben near the Harz Mountains.
		Sombart concentrated on the study of the development and the structural makeup of European industrial society and in particular on the development of capitalism and the transition from capitalism to socialism.
		Werner Sombart (January 19, 1863-May 18, 1941) was a German economist and sociologist, the head of the "Youngest Historical School" and one of the leading Continental European social scientists during the first quarter of the 20th century.
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		Werner Sombart Werner Sombart (January 19, 1863-May 18, 1941) was a German economist and sociologist, the head of the "Youngest Historical School" and one of the leading Continental European social scientists during the first quarter of the 20th century.
		He was born in Ermsleben, Harz, Germany, as the son of a wealthy liberal politician, industrialist, and estate-owner, Anton Ludwig Sombart, and studied at the universities of Pisa, Berlin, and Rome, both law and economics.
		Sombarts son :de:Nicolaus Sombart describes the family friend and main nazi-apologet Carl Schmitt in his books from an intimate and nevertheless critical point of view and gives reasons from near for the entanglement of sophisticated persons like Schmitt.
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	Werner Sombart - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Werner Sombart (January 19, 1863-May 18, 1941) was a German economist and sociologist, the head of the "Youngest Historical School" and one of the leading Continental European social scientists during the first quarter of the 20th century.
		He was born in Ermsleben, Harz, as the son of a wealthy liberal politician, industrialist, and estate-owner, Anton Ludwig Sombart, and studied at the universities of Pisa, Berlin, and Rome, both law and economics.
		However, because Sombart's approach has much in common with Hans-Georg Gadamer's Hermeneutics, which likewise is a Verstehen-based approach to understanding the world, he is coming back in some sociological and even philosophical circles that are sympathetic to that approach and critical towards the scientification of the world.
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	The Scorpion
		Werner Sombart (1863-1941), the economist and social philosopher is noted today for his several pioneering works on the capitalistic ethos.
		Although Sombart began his sociological career as a socialist in the Marxist vein, he gradually dissociated himself from the economic-orientation of Marx's social theory in favour of a more voluntarist understanding of the springs of social evolution which supported the very patriarchal and aristocratic model of society which Marx had sought to destroy.
		With Sombart's understanding of the radical difference between the heroic Germanic spirit and the lowly Jewish commercial one it is not surprising that he identified himself with the National Socialist movement during the first years of its regime, even though he later withdrew from active participation in its programmes.
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	Werner Sombart
		"Werner Sombart and the Economic Base Concept," Land Economics, 44(1), February 1968, pp.112-116.
		In their English summary, the authors point out that Sombart had "detected that the first efforts in this field of the economic base concept had already been undertaken by the Dutch mercantalist Pieter DE LA COURT in his manuscript "'t Welvaren der Stadt Leiden" in 1659 (On the prosperity of the City of Leiden)." (p.64).
		"Sombart was responsible for the distinction between "town fillers" and "town builders," ("Staedtegruender" and "Staedtefueller") which appeared in Frederick Nussbaum's A History of the Economic Institutions of Modern Europe (with full permission).
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	Werner Sombart
		A leading member of the last generation of German Historical School, Werner Sombart nonetheless drew the Historical school away from the conservative and normative weight of the Schmoller group.
		In Sombart, the entrepreneur was lauded quickly enough, together with the militant worker and later on,, the "Führer.
		Sombart's 1911 work traced capitalist acquisitiveness and success to the spread and rise of Jews in Central and Northern Europe - directly contradicting Weber's famous thesis relating it to Protestantism.
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	texte.pgs-info.de \| Jugend in Berlin
		Sombart hatte "[...] eine außerordentlich privilegierte Kindheit" 12.
		Sombart berichtet von amphitheatralischen Hörsälen der Oberstufe, riesigen, luxuriös ausgestatteten chemischen und physikalischen Laboratorien, Zeichensälen und berühmten Sammlungen von Lehrmaterial.
		Sombarts Entwicklung ist geprägt durch das Vorleben einer zwar wertkonservativen, aber liberalen Haltung seiner Eltern.
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	Biographie: Werner Sombart, 1863-1941
		Sombart promoviert bei Schmoller in Berlin über die Wirtschaft der römischen Campagna.
		(1857-1928) gegen den seiner Ansicht nach linken Sombart.
		Den Studenten wird vom Besuch seiner Vorlesung abgeraten.
	www.dhm.de /lemo/html/biografien/SombartWerner (352 words)

	Book Review: Sombart, Economic Life in the Modern Age
		As a member of the delegation of German scholars, Sombart addressed a similar topic in his lecture at the Congress of Arts and Science at the World’s Fair in St. Louis in 1904, which was translated and published as part of the official proceedings in 1906.
		Sombart relates an increasing demand for fashionable objects to the emergence of a mobile urban society that has less need for durable consumption goods.
		Sombart’s contribution to the Encylopedia of the Social Sciences in 1930, which summarizes his thought in the later stages of his career nicely and may serve as a good introduction to his work, rounds out the book.
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	Werner Sombart
		Werner Sombart (January 19, 1863-May 18, 1941) was a German economist and sociologist, the; head of the "Youngest Historical School" and one of the; leading Continental European social scientists during the first quarter of the 20th century.
		He was born in Ermsleben, Harz, as the son of a wealthy liberal politician, industrialist, and estate-owner, Anton Ludwig Sombart, and studied at the universities of Pisa, Berlin, and Rome, both law and economics.
		However, because Sombart's approach has much in common with Hans-Georg Gadamer's Hermeneutics, which likewise is a Verstehen-based approach to understanding the world, he is coming back in some sociological and even philosophical circles that are sympathetic to that approach and critical towards the scientification of the world.
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	Lexikon Werner Sombart
		Sombart war ab 1890 Professor in Breslau und von 1906 bis 1931 an der Friedrich-Wilhelms-UniversitÃ¤t Berlin.
		Sombarts Soziologie behauptete unter anderem eine Entsprechung von Geist und Gesellschaft (Soziologie), was bedeutet, dass Geistes- und Gesellschaftswissenschaften als Einheit gesehen werden mÃ¼ssen.
		Sombart war der letzte Vorsitzende der von ihm 1909 mitgegrÃ¼ndeten "Deutschen Gesellschaft fÃ¼r Soziologie" und des Vereins fÃ¼r Socialpolitik bis zu beider AuflÃ¶sung in den Jahren 1933 und 1936.
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	Amazon.de: Werner Sombart 1863-1941, 3 Vol.: Social Scientist: Bücher: Jürgen G. Backhaus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Werner Sombart is the undisputed pioneer of the modern subdiscipline of comparative economic systems.
		Sombart was interested in the transition from pre-capitalism to high capitalism and late (i.e.
		Werner Sombart's Compromise with National Socialism - ROLF RIESS: Werner Sombart under National Socialism - A first Approximation - HEINZ LUDWIG: Sombart and the Jews - HAROLD R.C. WRIGHT: Sombart and War - PERTTI TÖTTÖ: In Search of the U-turn.
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	Werner Sombart - Wikipédia
		Werner Sombart est un économiste et sociologue allemand né le 19 janvier 1863 et mort le 18 mai 1941.
		Sombart, en ce temps là, était un « Marxien » éminent - pas un marxiste, mais quelqu'un qui utilisait et interprétait Karl Marx - au point que Friedrich Engels décréta qu'il était le seul professeur allemand qui comprenait Le Capital.
		Sombart a toujours été très populaire au Japon ; une des raisons de sa faible réception aux États-Unis est que l'essentiel de son travail fut pendant une longue période non disponible en anglais.
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	Werner Sombart Beschreibung in Library - Definition und Buch-Tipp.
		Werner Sombart (* 19.01 1863 in Ermsleben ; † 18.05 1941 in Berlin) war ein deutscher Soziologe und Volkswirt.
		Sombart war ab 1890 Professor in Breslau und von 1906 bis 1931 in Berlin.
		Nachdem Sombart den Thesen von Karl Marx zunächst positiv gegenüber gestanden hatte, bezog er in späteren Jahren ein national-konservativen Standpunkt.
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	Werner Sombart - Schlauweb (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Nachdem Sombart den Thesen von Karl Marx zunächst positiv gegenüber gestanden hatte, bezog er in späteren Jahren als pessimistischer Kulturphilosoph einen national-konservativen Standpunkt.
		In zweiter Ehe war Sombart mit der 30 Jahre jüngeren Tochter eines rumänischen Universitätsprofessors verheiratet; aus dieser Ehe stammt - nach vier Töchtern aus erster Ehe - sein Stammhalter Nicolaus Sombart.
		Sombart, Werner (1911): Die Juden und das Wirtschaftsleben.
	www.schlauweb.de /Werner_Sombart (475 words)

	Marx/Engels
		Im vorliegenden Band wird die an den Universitäten knapp vor 1900 einsetzende Auseinandersetzung mit Marx und Engels beschrieben, in Deutschland waren dies die „Kathedersozialisten“ (Schmoller, Sombart u.a.), in Österreich vor allem die liberale Wiener „Grenznutzenlehre“, vor allem Böhm-Bawerk und dann Ludwig Mises.
		Im Gegenzug wurde in den sozialistischen, marxistischen Theorieorganen (u.a.
		Franz Mehring über die Marx-Darstellungen von Paul Barth, Werner Sombart und über jene der neukantischen Sozialisten (1895-1900)
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	[SOCUNMOD] Re: Werner Sombart and the first cop out of the American Left and More Subjective Observations
		In Solidarity, Gabe Ross Lawrence Rockwood wrote: Werner Sombart provided the first of the many cop outs for the American Left.
		Werner Sombart said that American socialism had been shipwrecked on shoals of roast beef, early in the last century.
		Now Americans have a standard of living that places on them 8th in the world and their status is falling.
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	Amazon.com: "Werner Sombart": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		In this he was endeavouring to join the tradition of Max Weber and Werner Sombart, whose analyses, according to Mannheim, helped to formulate a "diagnosis of the present situation.
		Werner Sombart declares that "the law of value is not an empiric fact,...
		In Weimar's conservative revolution the irrationalist embrace of technology was advocated by Hans Freyer, Ernest Jnger, Carl Schmitt, Werner Sombart, and Oswald Spengler, with Martin Heidegger adding a more ambivalent voice to the reactionary modernist chorus.
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	AllRefer.com - Werner Sombart (Economics, Biography) - Encyclopedia
		AllRefer.com - Werner Sombart (Economics, Biography) - Encyclopedia
		Werner Sombart[ver´nur zOm´bArt] Pronunciation Key, 1863–1941, German economist.
		In 1917 he became professor of economics at the Univ. of Berlin.
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	Engels: Carta a Werner Sombart; 11 de marzo de 1895
		Engels: Carta a Werner Sombart; 11 de marzo de 1895
		No obstante, no comparto ese juicio y creo que he cumplido con mi deber publicando a Marx en las formulaciones de Marx mismo, aunque, posiblemente, eso obligue al lector a tensar un poco más sus facultades de pensar por su propia cuenta...
		[1] 301 Trátase del artículo de W. Sombart "Contribución a la crítica del sistema económico de Carlos Marx" publicado en la revista "Archiv für sociale Gesetzgebung und Statistik" («Archivo de la legislación social y estadísticas»), t.
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	Werner Sombart, The Jews and Modern Capitalism (1911)
		Werner Sombart, The Jews and Modern Capitalism (1911)
		"Sombart's book The Jews and Modern Capitalism was a response to Max Weber, and most of his argument was entirely if imperfectly Weberian.
		The complete text of Sombart's book can be downloaded, in pdf, (it is the same translation, but a different edition, with different page numbers) at: http://mailstar.net/sombart-jews-capitalism.pdf.
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	EconPapers: Economic theory and economic history (1929) WERNER SOMBART (1863 1941)
		EconPapers: Economic theory and economic history (1929) WERNER SOMBART (1863 1941)
		Economic theory and economic history (1929) WERNER SOMBART (1863 1941)
		Abstract: Werner Sombart was a leading member of the German historical school in the later decades of its existence.
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