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14 September, 14:56

Weber believed that:

a. property could bring prestige, but prestige could not bring property.

b. property could not bring prestige.

c. prestige could not bring property.

d. property could bring prestige, and prestige could bring property.

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  1. 14 September, 15:25
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    The correct answer is d. property could bring prestige, and prestige could bring property.

    Explanation:

    The textual definition of Weber is the following: "The set of probabilities is inherited property appropriated by an individual or a community or a society; being free property in the event that it is disposable" (Weber, 1922: 36).

    The "stratum" is the conglomerate of individuals who occupy a similar position in the hierarchy of prestige of a society. These men have a very weak and relative community of culture and gender of life and can hardly become the support of a common conscience and action. The "class" is instead a totality, a group, which is characterized above all by conscience, will and action (organization, party)
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