It asserts that the number of types of crimes have decreased throughout history in a section about the evolution of the collective consciousness.
This book's third section argues that unjust contracts are a necessary consequence of castes, which its author describes as forced types of the title phenomenon. It asserts that the number of types of crimes have decreased throughout history in a section about the evolution of the collective consciousness. Its author posits that the title phenomenon is directly proportional to the volume and density of civilizations. Its first section contrasts repressive laws to restitutive laws, and divides civilizations into ones characterized by mechanical and organic types of solidarity. For 10 points, name this classic sociological text by Emile Durkheim about social specialization.
This book's third section argues that unjust contracts are a necessary consequence of castes, which its author describes as forced types of the title phenomenon.
The Division of Labor in Society