Suicide: A Study in Sociology
by Emile Durkheim, John A. Spaulding, George Simpson
Emile Durkheim’s classic sociological study approaches suicide as a social phenomenon, examining the ways social integration, regulation, and collective life shape patterns of behavior. Written with analytical rigor, this influential work offers a foundational perspective for readers interested in sociology, social theory, and the study of society.
About This Book
Suicide: A Study in Sociology examines suicide through a sociological rather than solely individual or psychological lens.
Emile Durkheim investigates how social conditions and patterns of connection influence suicide rates across groups and societies.
The book presents a systematic approach to understanding a complex human and social issue.
With contributions from John A. Spaulding and George Simpson, this work remains an important text in the study of sociology and social behavior.
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