Durkheim, Émile D Philosophers

Durkheim, Émile

Émile Durkheim, 1868-1917. French sociologist and philosopher. A key influence on modern sociology. His sociological study of suicide remains a classic of social science.

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• - Comprehensive resource page. Includes biography, bibliography, summaries of his key works, and French and English texts of several works.
  
• - An essay to guide students of this philosopher.
  
• - Excerpt from the Simpson translation of this work by Durkheim.
  
• - A lengthy excerpt from Durkheim's 1914 assault on pragmatism.
  
• - Outline of Durkheim's functionalist approach to deviance.
  
• - Assorted brief articles on his thought, targeted to beginning students of his work.
  
• - Numerous Durkheim quotes with citations, arranged by subject.
  
• - Biographical entry with portrait, from The Window.
  
• - Detailed biography, bibliography and other information on this sociological thinker.
  
  

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