For 10 points, name this French sociologist who wrote The Division of Labor in Society and Suicide.
This thinker discussed how tiny transgressions would amount to deviance in a "society of saints" in a work that theorized the normality of crime. He compared repressive and restitutory laws and discussed how crime violated the state of "collective conscience" in a work that contrasted primitive homogeneous societies with diverse industrial ones and developed a distinction between mechanical and organic solidarity. This author of The Rules of Sociological Method wrote a monograph about an action he claimed could be egoistic, altruistic, anomic, or fatalistic. For 10 points, name this French sociologist who wrote The Division of Labor in Society and Suicide.
This thinker discussed how tiny transgressions would amount to deviance in a "society of saints" in a work that theorized the normality of crime.
Emile Durkheim