The Elementary Forms of the Religious Life - Free Audiobook

The Elementary Forms of the Religious Life - Free Audiobook

Author(s): Émile Durkheim,

Language: English

1 / 81Introduction, Section I, "Religious Sociology and the Theory of Knowledge"

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81 Chapter(s)
  • 1. Introduction, Section I, "Religious Sociology and the Theory of Knowledge"
  • 2. Introduction, Section II, "Religious Sociology and the Theory of Knowledge"
  • 3. Book I, Chapter I, "Usefulness of a preliminary definition"
  • 4. Book I, Chapter I, Section I
  • 5. Book I, Chapter I, Section II
  • 6. Book I, Chapter I, Section III
  • 7. Book I, Chapter I, Section IV
  • 8. Book I, Chapter II, "I - Animism"
  • 9. Book I, Chapter II, Section I
  • 10. Book I, Chapter II, Section II
  • 11. Book I, Chapter II, Section III
  • 12. Book I, Chapter II, Section IV
  • 13. Book I, Chapter II, Section V
  • 14. Book I, Chapter III, "II - Naturism"
  • 15. Book I, Chapter III, Section I
  • 16. Book I, Chapter III, Section II
  • 17. Book I, Chapter III, Section III
  • 18. Book I, Chapter IV, Section I, "Totemism as an Elementary Religion"
  • 19. Book I, Chapter IV, Section II
  • 20. Book II, Chapter I, Section I, "The Totem as Name and as Emblem"
  • 21. Book II, Chapter I, Section II
  • 22. Book II, Chapter I, Section III
  • 23. Book II, Chapter II, Section I, "The Totemic Animal and Man"
  • 24. Book II, Chapter II, Section II
  • 25. Book II, Chapter III, Section I, "The Cosmological System of Totemism and the Idea of Class"
  • 26. Book II, Chapter III, Section II
  • 27. Book II, Chapter III, Section III
  • 28. Book II, Chapter IV, Section I, "The Individual Totem and the Sexual Totem"
  • 29. Book II, Chapter IV, Section II
  • 30. Book II, Chapter V, Section I, "Critical Examination of Preceding Theories"
  • 31. Book II, Chapter V, Section II
  • 32. Book II, Chapter V, Section III
  • 33. Book II, Chapter V, Section IV
  • 34. Book II, Chapter V, Section V
  • 35. Book II, Chapter VI, Section I, "The Notion of the Totemic Principle, or Mana, and the Idea of Force"
  • 36. Book II, Chapter VI, Section II
  • 37. Book II, Chapter VI, Section III
  • 38. Book II, Chapter VI, Section IV
  • 39. Book II, Chapter VII, Section I, "Origin of the Idea of the Totemic Principle or Mana"
  • 40. Book II, Chapter VII, Section II
  • 41. Book II, Chapter VII, Section III
  • 42. Book II, Chapter VII, Section IV
  • 43. Book II, Chapter VII, Section V
  • 44. Book II, Chapter VII, Section VI
  • 45. Book II, Chapter VIII, Section I, "The Idea of the Soul"
  • 46. Book II, Chapter VIII, Section II
  • 47. Book II, Chapter VIII, Section III
  • 48. Book II, Chapter VIII, Section IV
  • 49. Book II, Chapter VIII, Section V
  • 50. Book II, Chapter VIII, Section VI
  • 51. Book II, Chapter IX, Section I, "The Idea of Spirits and Gods"
  • 52. Book II, Chapter IX, Section II
  • 53. Book II, Chapter IX, Section III
  • 54. Book II, Chapter IX, Section IV
  • 55. Book II, Chapter IX, Section V
  • 56. Book III, Chapter I, Section I, "The Negative Cult and its Functions, The Ascetic Rites"
  • 57. Book III, Chapter I, Section II
  • 58. Book III, Chapter I, Section III
  • 59. Book III, Chapter I, Section IV
  • 60. Book III, Chapter II, "I - The Elements of Sacrifice"
  • 61. Book III, Chapter II, Section I
  • 62. Book III, Chapter II, Section II
  • 63. Book III, Chapter II, Section III
  • 64. Book III, Chapter II, Section IV
  • 65. Book III, Chapter II, Section V
  • 66. Book III, Chapter III, Section I, "The Positive Cult, I. The Elements of Sacrifice"
  • 67. Book III, Chapter III, Section II
  • 68. Book III, Chapter III, Section III
  • 69. Book III, Chapter IV, Section I, "The Positive Cult, II. Imitative Rites and the Principle of Causality"
  • 70. Book III, Chapter IV, Section II
  • 71. Book III, Chapter IV, Section III
  • 72. Book III, Chapter V, "Definition of the piacular rite"
  • 73. Book III, Chapter V, Section I
  • 74. Book III, Chapter V, Section II
  • 75. Book III, Chapter V, Section III
  • 76. Book III, Chapter V, Section IV
  • 77. Conclusion, "To what extent the results obtained may be generalized"
  • 78. Conclusion, Section I
  • 79. Conclusion, Section II
  • 80. Conclusion, Section III
  • 81. Conclusion, Section IV

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A study and analysis of religion as a social phenomenon by French sociologist Émile Durkheim. (Summary by Erin Stone)

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