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    Emile Durkheim was a French sociologist born in 1858 who studied suicide and categorized it into four types: egoistic, altruistic, anomic, and fatalistic. Egoistic suicide results from having too little social integration and connection to society or community. Altruistic suicide stems from having too much social integration where people sacrifice themselves for their group. Anomic suicide is caused by a lack of rules and norms during times of upheaval. Fatalistic suicide is the result of too much social regulation where people feel trapped and unable to envision alternative lives.

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    Emile Durkheim was a French sociologist born in 1858 who studied suicide and categorized it into four types: egoistic, altruistic, anomic, and fatalistic. Egoistic suicide results from having too little social integration and connection to society or community. Altruistic suicide stems from having too much social integration where people sacrifice themselves for their group. Anomic suicide is caused by a lack of rules and norms during times of upheaval. Fatalistic suicide is the result of too much social regulation where people feel trapped and unable to envision alternative lives.

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    Emile Durkheim was a French sociologist born in 1858 who studied suicide and categorized it into four types: egoistic, altruistic, anomic, and fatalistic. Egoistic suicide results from having too little social integration and connection to society or community. Altruistic suicide stems from having too much social integration where people sacrifice themselves for their group. Anomic suicide is caused by a lack of rules and norms during times of upheaval. Fatalistic suicide is the result of too much social regulation where people feel trapped and unable to envision alternative lives.

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    Emile Durkheim : Theory

    Of Suicide
    Submitted to : Submitted By:
    Ms. Pamal Preet Kelley Anagh Kumar Tiwari
    18203
    Emile Durkheim
    • Birth: 15 April, 1858.
    • He was a philosopher, sociologist, educationist
    and an anthropologist.
    • Known for: Collective Consciousness, Social fact,
    Social integration, Anomie
    • Death:15 November 1917
    Theory Of Suicide
    Definition of Suicide:-
    According to Durkheim all cases of
    deaths resulting directly or indirectly
    from the positive or negative acts of the
    victim itself who knows the result they
    produce.
    Durkheim’s Typology Of Suicide

    • Egoistic Suicide
    • Altruistic Suicide
    • Anomic Suicide
    • Fatalistic Suicide
    Egoistic Suicide:-

    Altruistic Suicide:-
    Anomic Suicide:-

    Fatalistic Suicide:-

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