Sociology · Sociological Theories
Émile Durkheim defined 'social facts' as:
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- 1Purely psychological phenomena having no basis in collective life
- 2Statistical data that are proven to be accurate in empirical social research
- 3Subjective meanings attached to actions by social actors
- 4Ways of acting, thinking, and feeling external to the individual, endowed with coercive power✓
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Ways of acting, thinking, and feeling external to the individual, endowed with coercive power
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