Rules of method in sociology
Credit for advancing sociology, defining its field of research, and clarifying its methods goes to Emile Durkheim, the founder of the French school of sociology, and to his book: "Rules of the Method in Sociology." Emile Durkheim, a son of the city of Abinal in eastern France, was born in 1858. From his youth, he wanted to be a professor, so he had what he wanted, and he remained that way throughout his life. The first social issue that Durkheim addressed was the issue of the "division of social labor." In it, he wrote a thesis that he presented to the Sorbonne, with which he obtained a doctorate. Then he graduated from this special study to invent a method that he believed was the best method that was consistent with the nature of social phenomena. He identified the principles of This method is in this unique book: "Rules of Methodology in Sociology," which is the book that raised him to the ranks of major scholars and professors, and opened the doors of the Sorbonne for him to become a professor of sociology there. The appearance of the book "Rules of Methodology in Sociology" in our hands accelerated the emergence of the sociological school, which was joined by many philosophers, historians, linguists, and economists who wanted to cooperate with "Durkheim" and felt proud to join him. In this book, Durkheim presented the definition of social phenomena, explained its nature, and the rules that must be followed in observing these phenomena. Then he distinguished between two types of healthy and defective phenomena. He also classified social models, explained social phenomena, and presented the rules used in establishing evidence in experimental sciences.
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Rules of method in sociology
Credit for advancing sociology, defining its field of research, and clarifying its methods goes to Emile Durkheim, the founder of the French school of sociology, and to his book: "Rules of the Method in Sociology." Emile Durkheim, a son of the city of Abinal in eastern France, was born in 1858. From his youth, he wanted to be a professor, so he had what he wanted, and he remained that way throughout his life. The first social issue that Durkheim addressed was the issue of the "division of social labor." In it, he wrote a thesis that he presented to the Sorbonne, with which he obtained a doctorate. Then he graduated from this special study to invent a method that he believed was the best method that was consistent with the nature of social phenomena. He identified the principles of This method is in this unique book: "Rules of Methodology in Sociology," which is the book that raised him to the ranks of major scholars and professors, and opened the doors of the Sorbonne for him to become a professor of sociology there. The appearance of the book "Rules of Methodology in Sociology" in our hands accelerated the emergence of the sociological school, which was joined by many philosophers, historians, linguists, and economists who wanted to cooperate with "Durkheim" and felt proud to join him. In this book, Durkheim presented the definition of social phenomena, explained its nature, and the rules that must be followed in observing these phenomena. Then he distinguished between two types of healthy and defective phenomena. He also classified social models, explained social phenomena, and presented the rules used in establishing evidence in experimental sciences.
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Product Details
| ISBN-13: | 9789777654012 |
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| Publisher: | ???? ????? ???????? |
| Publication date: | 09/01/2024 |
| Sold by: | Bookwire |
| Format: | eBook |
| Pages: | 280 |
| File size: | 2 MB |
| Age Range: | 15 - 18 Years |
| Language: | Arabic |
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