FTP, name this act that in a titular 1897 work is divided into four types-Egoistic, Altruistic, Fatalistic and Anomic-by Emile Durkheim.
Plato argues that it "frustrates the decree of destiny" in his Laws while Aristotle stated that it was "contrary to the rule of life" in his Nicomachean Ethics.  In The City of God, Augustine considers the act a violation of the Sixth Commandment.  Hume published an essay in which he asserted that the act does not violate God's plan, while Kant argues that it "degrades our inner worth below that of animals."  FTP, name this act that in a titular 1897 work is divided into four types-Egoistic, Altruistic, Fatalistic and Anomic-by Emile Durkheim.
Plato argues that it "frustrates the decree of destiny" in his Laws while Aristotle stated that it was "contrary to the rule of life" in his Nicomachean Ethics.  
suicide