Saturday, February 16, 2019
Emile Durkheims Theories on Suicide Essay -- Sociology Psychology Sui
Emile Durkheims Theories on SuicideI chose to write about Durkheims theories on suicide. Although I dont completely check over with all of them, I will discuss what my text says they are and what I perceive them to be. nigh of Durkheims work on suicide was published in his peerless-third book, Suicide. It was a very important book because it was a serious swither to establish empiricism in sociology. This empiricism would provide a sociological perspective on a phenomenon that was previously psychological and individualistic. He proposed tercet major forms of suicide, some with subdivisions. These three forms of suicide were egoistic, altruistic, and anomic. With egoistic suicide, Durkheim proposes that a psyche will break suicide if they have too little fundamental interaction with society. He says that a person that does not feel like a part of society will not hold to the same norms, laws, or mores and will be more likely to elevate his value and ideas higher up that of t he society. His studies show that people from smaller families, women more than men, and Protestants more than Catholics, will commit suicide. These are only a few of the criteria provided. For the most part, I agree with this. I would take it to believe that most people that interact with a larger group would be healthier. I only have one problem with the egoistic theory. I am confused as to whom it sight apply to. Does a person have to acquire the feeling of belong? Does a child that is deprived of interaction run a...
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