![]() ![]() And further, that love of work, or pride in one's occupation, is instilled most effectively by ascetic Protestantism. He states that this accelerating productivity does not derive from love of money but from love of labor itself. ![]() In this study Weber argues that a capitalistic economic system depends on the unnatural inclination of the workers to increase their productivity. Representative of the suspicion and occasional hostility with which the twentieth century has sometimes regarded Benjamin Franklin is Max Weber's treatment of him in his classic The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism. ![]()
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