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I've come to know a very important person in social science, and I'm happy to have it so I can read it myself.
The price of social science is the suicide theory of Duqem's work. The book contains an analysis of his own humble and delicate suicide.
Émile Durkheim: Émile Durkheim's Suicide
Suicide is a factor in five fingers of the current death toll. The extreme choice of voluntarily ending their lives, either positively or negatively, is a unique human act that animals cannot see. So why do so many people kill themselves? Was the motive for the suicide really too painful and difficult to do? Why don't other people in similar situations make the same choice? It is remarkable that the book of modern people, written before the 20th century with answers to questions about suicide, is being answered. French sociologist Emil Durkem gives logical and clear, logical, clear presentation of the important concept of suicide in this book, and more than 100 years later, he is still considered a result of an extraordinary analysis of suicide. We'll see what really is behind the suicide of people who die in poverty and suffering, who commit suicide in boredom and depression, and even who commit it for honor. And it has been determined that the suicide rate, depending on age and area, climate and health, and whether or not to marry, is changed, and that the way to prevent suicide is to use suicide statistics and other large data to analyze and analyze in detail. People are particularly correcting the illusion of suicide, such as that mental people will commit suicide, or that violence will lead to murder if prevented, or would kill more people in economic crisis than in economic revival, by strict data comparisons and analysis.
Korean title: 에밀 뒤르켐의 자살론
Korean author: 에밀 뒤르켐
Korean publisher: 청아출판사
ISBN-13: 9788936811471
Reviews
I've come to know a very important person in social science, and I'm happy to have it so I can read it myself.
The price of social science is the suicide theory of Duqem's work. The book contains an analysis of his own humble and delicate suicide.












