Durkheim sociology and Durkheim?s asists in sociologial thought
2010
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In this research Durkheim?s sociology and Durkheim?s asists in sociological thought has been nalized in many ways.In the first part, conditions of the problem, the aim of the research, importance of research, and the methods are defined.In the second part, Durkheim?s life, his Works and movements that effected him are considered. Also Comte?s pozitivist sociology and it?s asists in sociology is pointed in this part.In the third part, under the head of general features of Durkheim?s sociology; according to, Durkheim topcis and methods of sociology, Durkheim?s social co-operation and under the head of this topic; mecanic and organic co-operation topics, also; Durkheim?s suicide opinion and it?s sources, Durkheim?s religion theory and results that he reached, Durkheim?s data theory and data sociology are exemined. At last ın this part of the research; Durkheim?s asist in sociological thought is examined.At the and of the research due to the Durkheim?s sociology some important results are reached, argued and some suggestions are improved.
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Dr. Hasan Turhan
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Gazi University
Felsefe Grubu Öğretmenliği Bilim Dalı
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Hasan Turhan (Master Thesis). Durkheim sociology and Durkheim?s asists in sociologial thought, 2010, Gazi University, Felsefe Bölümü.
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