In one work, this man asserted that crime is "a useful prelude to reforms" and viewed criminal ingenuity as an expression of individuality.
In one work, this man asserted that crime is "a useful prelude to reforms" and viewed criminal ingenuity as an expression of individuality. He discussed the maintenance of organic solidarity in the transition of societies, citing the need for moral regulation of the industrial world in The Division of Labor in Society. In another work whose inferences statisticians have criticized for an apparent "ecological fallacy," this man probes differences between Protestants and Catholics and categorizes the titular phenomenon into egoistic, fatalistic, altruistic, and anomic types. FTP, name this French sociologist and author of On the Normality of Crime, The Elementary Forms of Religious Life, and Suicide.
In one work, this man asserted that crime is "a useful prelude to reforms" and viewed criminal ingenuity as an expression of individuality.
Emile {Durkheim}