Durkheim

Durkheim's conception of language is presented against the background of his conceptualisation of social facts and is contrasted with that of Saussure. It is suggested that by emphasinsing the externality of the social fact relative to the individual Durkheim is led to the proposion that the social expresses itself through means characterised by their externality.Durkheim's objective social logos is graphocentric; the sacred is, above all, written. It is argued that Durkheim's problem in The Elementary Forms is to show that thte division between the sacred and profane is established via a differentiation of languages articulated in the primary forms of social domination If the moral force sustaining the believer does not come from the idol he adores or the emblem he venerates, still it is from outside of him as he is well aware. The objectivity of its symbol only translates its externalness (L'objectivi ́ du symbole ne fait que traduire cette ext ́riorit ́) (Durkheim, (1961:264;1960:33).it has sometimes been contested that speech clothed thought But has it ever been doubted that writing was the clothing of speech? (Derrida, 1976:35).if the soul is going to clothe (reêtir) a new personality in each generation, the individual froms in which is successively develops itself must all be equally external to it, and have nothing to do with its true nature (Durkheim, 1961:300

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• Rational Choice or Sacred Contagion? “Rationality”, “Non-rationality” and Religion

  Open Access•P A Mellor•Social Compass•2000

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• Collective Effervescence and Communitas

  Open Access•Tim Olaveson•Dialectical Anthropology•2001

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• The Elementary Forms of Carnival

  Open Access•Yvonne Niekrenz•The Canadian Journal of Sociology•2014

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• Durkheim's Ruse

  Open Access•Alan Blum•The Canadian Journal of Sociology•2014

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• The Elementary Forms of Religious Life

  Open Access•Ronjon Paul Datta, Tara Milbrandt et al.•The Canadian Journal of Sociology•2014

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• On the ISAs episode

  Mike Gane•Economy and Society•1983

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• Religion and the dualism of the social condition in Durkheim and Bataille

  William Ramp•Economy and Society•2003

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• Retheorising Emile Durkheim on Society and Religion

  Open Access•Chris Shilling, P A Mellor•The Sociological Review•2011

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• The Two Traditions in the Sociology of Emotions

  Open Access•Chris Shilling•The Sociological Review•2002

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• Emotions, Embodiment and the Sensation of Society

  Open Access•Chris Shilling•The Sociological Review•1997

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• The social fact in Durkheim's late work

  Open Access•Paul Carls•Journal of Classical Sociology•2022

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• Becoming a dominant misinterpreted source

  Open Access•Dustin S Stoltz•Journal of Classical Sociology•2021

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• Bergson on Durkheim

  Open Access•Alexandre Lefebvre, Arnaud Lefebvre et al.•Journal of Classical Sociology•2010

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• Politics and Existence

  Open Access•Ronjon Paul Datta•Journal of Classical Sociology•2008

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• Durkheim

  Mike Gane•Economy and Society•1983

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• Course in General Linguistics

  Ferdinand De Saussure, Laura Key et al.•Course in General Linguistics•2017

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• The Elementary Forms of Religious Life

  Emile Durkheim, Ward Swain•AJN American Journal of Nursing•1916

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• Theories of Primitive Religion

  Victor Turner, E E Evans-Pritchard et al.•Man•1966

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• The Interpretation of Ritual

  J S La Fontaine•Interpretation of Ritual•2012

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• The Rules of Sociological Method

  Open Access•Jean-Michel Berthelot, Emile Durkheim et al.•The Rules of Sociological Method•1982

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• The Concept of Ideology

  Jim Thomas, Jorge Larrain•Contemporary Sociology A Journal…•1981

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• Professional Ethics and Civic Morals

  B Turner, Bryan S Turner et al.•Professional Ethics and Civic…•2010

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• The Structural Study of Myth and Totemism

  Edmund Leach•The Structural Study of Myth and…•2013

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• Course in General Linguistics

  Ferdinand Desaussure•Course in General Linguistics•2013

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• The Structural Study of Myth and Totemism

  F B Welbourn, Edmund Leach•Journal of Religion in Africa•1968

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• Sociology and Philosophy (Routledge Revivals)

  Emile Durkheim•Sociology and Philosophy…•2009

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