Max Weber, one of the most important German philosophers on the beginning of the 20th century and his theory of policy leadership will be adapted to the control of demagogues at the antique Athens to the time of the Athenian historian Demosthenes. I will show what and where demagogues were at the antique Athens and describe Weber’s theory of policy leadership which he told in his lecture in the year 1919 called “Politik als Beruf” (policy as
profession) and bring both together to examine whether Weber’s theory will explain the control von demagogues. Due to the fact that Weber is as well describing demagogues and perfect rhetoric as an indispensable necessity to enforce somebody to a policy leader and as well the modification of Weber’s assertions that a policy leader needs entourage, charisma and a sort of disempowerment to his supporters to save his position in the peer-group tells me that Weber’s theory is fitting the question to the control of demagogues at the antique Athens to the time of the Athenian historian Demosthenes.
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Abstract
Vorwort
Demagogen zur Zeit des Demosthenes
Max Webers Theorie der politischen Führung
Politische Führung nach Max Weber und die Rollen der Demagogen
Fazit und Ausblick
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