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inner-worldly asceticism: a standalone construct

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Sociology of religion

Weber's term for disciplined, methodical conduct in everyday callings carried out for religious reasons, in contrast to withdrawal from the world.

In sociology of religion, inner-worldly asceticism refers to Weber's term for disciplined, methodical conduct in everyday callings carried out for religious reasons, in contrast to withdrawal from the world. This meaning comes from Weber (1922/1963) in The Sociology of Religion.[1]

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  1. Weber, M. (1963). The Sociology of Religion. Beacon Press. (Original work published 1922) Open Library record

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