Les règles de la méthode sociologique

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Faire de la sociologie une science, tel était le souhait de Durkheim lorsqu'il publie en 1894 cet ouvrage dans la Revue philosophique. Il a foi dans le rationalisme scientifique appliqué aux phénomènes sociaux et la sociologie a pour vocation d'établir des lois de la vie sociale comme il existe des lois de la nature. Dans une introduction inédite, François Dubet explique l'argument de Durkheim, ses lignes de forces mais aussi les quelques aspects plus criticables, plus d'un siècle après la publication du lirve.

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Émile Durkheim

Émile Durkheim was a French sociologist who helped establish the study of society as a formal academic discipline. He is best known for his book Suicide, which examines how social structures and community ties influence individual behavior. His work remains a primary resource for anyone interested in the foundations of modern sociology.

Jean-Michel Berthelot

Jean-Michel Berthelot was a key figure in French sociology. His work often explored the foundations of sociological method. He is perhaps best known for his analysis of "Les règles de la méthode sociologique."

Laurent Mucchielli

Laurent Mucchielli is a French sociologist known for his work on crime, deviance, and public policy. He has written extensively on social issues, including "Les règles de la méthode sociologique." His writing explores the complexities of contemporary society.

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Émile DurkheimProtagonist

François DubetSupporting