Suicide
by Emile Durkheim, John A. Spaulding, George Simpson
A classic sociological examination of suicide, analyzing how social integration and regulation influence individual behavior through statistical and comparative study.
About This Book
This work presents a systematic analysis of suicide through a sociological lens.
The study explores how social integration and regulation affect individual behavior.
Statistical data and comparative methods are used to identify patterns across different groups.
The research distinguishes between various types of suicide based on social causes.
Conclusions emphasize the role of society in shaping personal actions and decisions.
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