Emil Durkheim's Conception of Solidarity

Visnyk of the Lviv University Series Philosophical Sciences 3 (1):131-142 (2001)
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The article considers Durkheim's conception of solidarity, which is very typical of the context of social changes in Ukraine. Solidarity is interpreted as a concept of social integrity. Special attention is paid to the research of reasons of transition from mechanic to organic solidarity. Key words: solidarity, social integrity, sociology and philosophy.

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10.30970/vps.2001.03.15

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