This book's first chapter begins by discussing the meaning of the word "function" and notes that the function of the title concept is not to produce civilization, while later chapters consider the "organic solidarity" that is due to the title concept.
Book Two of this work deals with "causes and conditions" on which the title concept is dependent and begins by considering the "progress" of that concept along with that of happiness. This book's first chapter begins by discussing the meaning of the word "function" and notes that the function of the title concept is not to produce civilization, while later chapters consider the "organic solidarity" that is due to the title concept. The third part deals with "abnormal forms" of the title concept, such as the "forced" and "anomic" varieties. FTP, name this book published in 1893, a study of the organization of superior societies which was written by Emile Durkheim.
Book Two of this work deals with "causes and conditions" on which the title concept is dependent and begins by considering the "progress" of that concept along with that of happiness.
The {Division of Labor in Society} or De la {division du travail social}