In one book this man classified the title phenomenon as egoistic, altruistic, fatalistic, and anomic and noted that it was higher in Protestants than Catholics.
This man argued crime was "normal," since it was present in all societies and served as an outlet of social tension, and he described "collective effervescence" while analyzing totemism and religion. This uncle of Marcel Mauss studied a concept described as the mismatch between an (*) individual and a society's norms, and he studied the move from mechanical to organic solidarity in The Division of Labour in Society. In one book this man classified the title phenomenon as egoistic, altruistic, fatalistic, and anomic and noted that it was higher in Protestants than Catholics. For 10 points, name this French sociologist who penned the book Suicide.
This man argued crime was "normal," since it was present in all societies and served as an outlet of social tension, and he described "collective effervescence" while analyzing totemism and religion.
(David) Émile Durkheim