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Marianne Weber (born Marianne Schnitger; 2 August 1870 – 12 March 1954) was a German sociologist, women's rights activist and the wife of Max Weber.
Max Weber and his wife Marianne in 1894. Max Weber had a relationship and semi-engagement with Emmy Baumgarten, the daughter of Hermann Baumgarten, from 1887 until her declining mental health caused him to break off their relationship five years later.
Während die Namen Max und Alfred Weber in Wissenschaft und Gesellschaft allgemein bekannt sind, dürfte der Name Marianne Weber nur wenigen Experten geläufig sein. Dabei stand die Frau des Soziologen Max Weber keinesfalls im Schatten ihres Mannes.
Max Webers Ehefrau Marianne Weber engagierte sich politisch als Frauenrechtlerin, verfasste nach seinem Tod die erste und jahrzehntelang einzige Biographie ihres Mannes und gab einige seiner wichtigen Werke postum heraus. Inhaltsverzeichnis. 1 Leben. 1.1 Jugendzeit und Studium. 1.2 Universitätslaufbahn und politische Positionen.
2. Aug. 2017 · On August 2, 1870, Marianne Weber, sociologist, women’s rights activist and wife of sociologist Max Weber was born [4]. Weber is known for her book “ Wife and Mother in the Development of Law “, where she compiled the legal, economic, and social status of women from antiquity until her present time.
26. Nov. 2021 · Max was supportive of Marianne’s work and publicly defended her theories against ridicule but maintained that her intellectual life should exist in deference to the domestic work of a wife. When Max suffered a nervous breakdown in 1898 and withdrew from society, Marianne simultaneously cared for him, took his place at public ...
Weber was the first of eight children, born to a wealthy statesman (Max Weber, Sr.) and his somewhat devout wife Helene (Fallenstein). The Webers had been a prosperous family for many generations, making their money in the linen trade. Max grew up in bourgeois comfort, in a home devoted to politics and intellectual pursuits. In fact, Weber’s ...
