In a work, this thinker distinguished between states of opinions, which he called "beliefs", and determined modes of action, which he called "rites". That work by him theorizes that religion was a so-called "primordial matrix" for culture, with collective representations and their societal respect forming a concept he called "awe", which is based on totemism. In his doctoral dissertation, he described crime as something that offends the states of the (*) "collective conscience", and its punishment as attempting to maintain "mechanical solidarity". This author of The Division of Labor in Societ
In a work, this thinker distinguished between states of opinions, which he called "beliefs", and determined modes of action, which he called "rites". That work by him theorizes that religion was a so-called "primordial matrix" for culture, with collective representations and their societal respect forming a concept he called "awe", which is based on totemism. In his doctoral dissertation, he described crime as something that offends the states of the (*) "collective conscience", and its punishment as attempting to maintain "mechanical solidarity". This author of The Division of Labor in Society defined sociology as the objective study of "social facts". For 10 points, name this French sociologist, who wrote The Rules of Sociological Method and Elementary Forms of Religious Life.
In a work, this thinker distinguished between states of opinions, which he called "beliefs", and determined modes of action, which he called "rites".