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Protestant ethic |
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Protestant ethic noun /ˌprɒtɪstənt ˈeθɪk/ /ˌprɑːtɪstənt ˈeθɪk/ (also Protestant work ethic) [singular]- the idea that a person has a duty to work hard and spend their time and money in a careful, responsible way, sometimes thought to be typical of Protestants新教伦理（强调勤奋工作、有效利用时间与节俭） compare work ethic
词源translating German die protestantische Ethik, coined (1904) by the economist Max Weber in his thesis on the relationship between the teachings of Calvin and the rise of capitalism.
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