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Examines the historical transition from mechanical solidarity in traditional societies to organic solidarity in industrial ones.
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Demonstrates how the division of labor binds individuals together through mutual interdependence and shared function.
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Analyzes pathologically fragmented or « anomic » forms of labor division where social regulation fails to keep pace.
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Establishes key methodological foundations for the scientific study of social systems and institutions.
The Division of Labor in Society
Émile Durkheim
1964 (The Free Press / The Macmillan Company)
100,00 MAD
A foundational work in modern sociology exploring how the specialization of labor shapes social cohesion and structure in modern societies.
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