Summary of Durkheim's Sociological Theory

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Durkheim did not wish to separate sociology from all of the other sciences because he knew that all of the sciences are closely related. Instead of defining the exact definition of sociology, he wishes to explain what sociology includes as best as possible. Durkheim fully believed that sociology was more than just the accumulation of its parts...
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He focused on social facts instead of what motivates an individual human being. Collins notes that sociology is unified “around a quest for a general theory rather than merely a set of investigations of social problems or historical particulars” (Collins 186). We must not try and define sociology in terms of the historical context of events...
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