An Act of Courage of Rosa Parks
Words: 688 Pages: 2 4727Weber refers to vocational politicians who follow the Ethic of Conviction as ‘windbags’ nine out of ten times. Despite that portrayal, he recognizes that even a pragmatic individual eventually reaches the point when he stands his ground and believes in his own beliefs. This represents a stance based on idealistic conviction. No matter the individual, everybody has drawn lines that they feel should not be crossed, no matter the ultimate consequence. So while Weber posits these two modes of thinking […]