The Division of Labor in Society
In this foundational work of sociology, Emile Durkheim examines how the division of labor influences social organization, interdependence, and cohesion. The book offers a sustained study of the forces that connect individuals within changing societies and remains an important text in social theory.
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Emile Durkheim’s classic work explores the division of labor as a central feature of social organization.
The book considers how changing forms of work and interdependence shape relationships among members of society.
It examines the connection between social cohesion, shared norms, and the structures that hold communities together.
A foundational text for readers interested in sociology, social theory, and the development of modern social thought.
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