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Durkheim

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Durk·heim  (dûrkhm, dür-km), Émile 1858-1917.
French social scientist and a founder of sociology who is known for his study of social values and alienation. His important works include The Rules of Sociological Method (1895).
Durkheim [ˈdɜːkhaɪm (French) dyrkɛm]
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(Biographies / Durkheim, Émile (1858-1917) M, French, SOCIAL SCIENCE: sociologist) Émile (emil). 1858-1917, French sociologist, whose pioneering works include De la Division du travail social (1893)
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Noun1.Durkheim - French sociologist and first professor of sociology at the Sorbonne (1858-1917)
Emile Durkheim


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of a given people in a given time, place, and circumstance" (111) and if, as Emile Durkheim writes, "the foundation of the category of time is the rhythm of social life" (20), then each form of music should give shape to quite different temporal conceptions.
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Despite the explosive popularity of social capital during the 1990s, this concept is grounded in social thought that dates back to 19th century analyses of social inequality and social cohesion found in the scholarship of Durkheim, Marx and Weber (Foley & Edwards, 1999).
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Maurice Halbwachs (1877-1945), under the influence of his teacher in sociology, the great Emile Durkheim (1858-1917), regarded memory as the production of human beings living together in society.
Paul's contestation of Israel's (ethnic) memory of Abraham in ... by Esler, Philip F. / Biblical Theology Bulletin
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