Durkheim, Émile - dûrkˈhīm, Fr. āmēlˈ dürkĕmˈ, 1858–1917, French sociologist. Along with Max Weber he is considered one of the chief founders of modern sociology. Educated in France and Germany, Durkheim taught social science at the Univ. of Bordeaux and the Sorbonne. His view that the methods of natural science can be |
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