 This book posits that married women and (*) Catholics are less likely to experience the title phenomenon due to stronger social integration
The second chapter of this book draws extensively on a racial trichotomy made by Henry Morselli. The first part of this book rejects the impact of psychopathology, alcoholism, and climate on the title phenomenon, and also lengthily rejects Gabriel Tarde's Imitation Theory. It was extended and criticized in a similarlyÂ­named book by the author's student Maurice Halbwachs. Like an earlier work, this bookrepeatedly discusses "collective sentiments." This book posits that married women and (*) Catholics are less likely to experience the title phenomenon due to stronger social integration. This book is often seen as an implementation of the ideas laid out in its author's previous book, The Rules of Sociological Method. It divides its title action into fatalistic, altruistic, egoistic, and anomic varieties. For 10 points, name this 1897 book by Ã‰mile Durkheim, which tries to explain why different groups of people kill themselves at different rates.
The second chapter of this book draws extensively on a racial trichotomy made by Henry Morselli.
Suicide [or Le Suicide]