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| so:text | A true prophecy creates and systematically orients conduct toward one internal measure of value. In the face of this the "world" is viewed as material to be fashioned ethically according to the norm. Confucianism in contrast meant adjustment to the outside, to the conditions of the "world." A well-adjusted man, rationalizing his conduct only to the degree requisite for adjustment, does not constitute a systematic unity but rather a complex of useful and particular traits. (en) |
| so:isPartOf | https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Max_Weber |
| so:description | Religion of China (1915) (en) |
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