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Charismatic authority refers to the fact
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when a leader is trying to legitimate its right to issue commands,
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that he has some extraordinary character--
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that he's something like, you know, an extraordinary, unusual person.
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But it's also very important to see
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that they are often seen as supernatural, or even superhuman,
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having exceptional qualities.
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But what is also very important to see,
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that charismatic authority in Weber
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is not really the characteristics of the individual.
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This is what we attribute to the individuals,
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to have these extraordinary characteristics.