Max Weber
Max Weber-Gesamtausgabe
Band II/10,2: Briefe 1918-1920
Edited by Gerd Krumeich and M. Rainer Lepsius, in collaboration with Uta Hinz, Sybille Oßwald-Bargende and Manfred Schön
[Letters 1918-1920]
2012. 630 pages. Price with mandatory subscription of the multi-volume work
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Max Weber's letters between 1918 and 1920 show the astounding number of upheavals in his political, professional and private life. He was active as a consultant for a realistic handling of the German loss of the war and as a citizen for a parliamentary state governed by the rule of law. Professionally he dared to make a new start as a university teacher, first in Vienna and then in Munich. The more than 450 largely unknown letters, which have been edited and provided with commentaries, give a deep insight into the last years of Max Weber's life.