Sociological Theory, 6/e

Emile Durkheim

Chapter 3 Chapter Outline

Introduction
Social Facts
1. Material and Nonmaterial Social Facts
2. Types of Nonmaterial Social Facts
  1. Morality
  2. Collective Conscience
  3. Collective Representations
  4. Social Currents
3. Group Mind
The Division of Labor in Society
1. Biographical Sketch
2. Mechanical and Organic Solidarity
  1. Table: The Four Dimensions of the Collective Conscience
3. Dynamic Density
4. Repressive and Restitutive Law
5. Normal and Pathological
  1. Anomic Division of Labor
  2. Forced Division of Labor
6. Justice
Suicide
1. The Four Types of Suicide
  1. Egoistic Suicide
  2. Altruistic Suicide
  3. Anomic Suicide
  4. Fatalistic Suicide
  5. Table: The Four Types of Suicide
2. Suicide Rates and Social Reform
The Elementary Forms of Religious Life
1. Early and Late Durkheimian Theory
2. Theory of Religion-The Sacred and the Profane
  1. Beliefs, Rituals, and Church
3. Why Primitive?
4. Totemism
5. Sociology of Knowledge
  1. Categories of Understanding
  2. Collective Effervescence
Cult of the Individual
1. The Dreyfus Affair, Individualism, and the Intellectuals
2. Liberalism versus Communitarianism
Moral Education and Social Reform
1. Morality
  1. Discipline
  2. Attachment
  3. Autonomy
2. Moral Education
  1. Occupational Associations
Criticism
1. Functionalism and Positivism
2. Other Criticisms
Summary

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