Sociological Theory: Skeleton Key 1 to Emile Durkheim's Elementary Forms of the Religious Life, 1915

Emile Durkheim's Elementary Forms of the Religious Life is introduced with a conceptual and visual overview of the main arguments and concepts: the sacred as the essence of religion, the distinction between sacred and profane, negative rites and positive rites, phase shifting between profane and sacred, homo duplex, and the nature and function of totems.
Emile Durkheim
Sociological Theory
Sacred and Profane
Spencer and Gillen on Australian Tribes and Totems
Totemism
Dan Krier
Iowa State University
Sociology

[@keggo2068]

Thanks for uploading these lectures :)

[@ninabeatrizaugust7122]

I’m a high school teacher in Brazil. I really appreciated your videos. I wonder if you have already thought about writing a book approaching sociological concecpts in a simple and straightfoward way, as you do in your videos, illustrating them with your drawings. It would be nice.

[@socialtheory]

Thank you for suggesting this and it is nice that there might be demand for an illustrated book like this.

[@chibbymuthub868]

i am a sociology student so if i have any douts means you clarify me ? if means provied any chart link like instagram or fb of whatsapp or something

[@gtroblq]

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[@socialtheory]

Thanks!

[@thepalebluedot4171]

Why do students express outrage ? Why do such students from extreme religious backgrounds opt to study subjects that challenge their religion and its beliefs ?
They could opt other subjects, may be study accountancy and bookkeeping or something like that.. 😑