Epistemology and Practice: Durkheim's <I>The Elementary Forms of Religious Life</I>

Anne Warfield Rawls

doi:10.1017/CBO9780511488849

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Contents

Frontmatter
pp i-vi

Contents
pp vii-viii

Acknowledgments
pp ix-xiv

Introduction
pp 1-27

1 - Durkheim's Outline of the Argument in the Introductory Chapter
pp 28-71

2 - Durkheim's Dualism: an Anti-Kantian, Anti-Rationalist Position
pp 72-107

3 - Sacred and Profane: the First Classification
pp 108-138

4 - Totemism and the Problem of Individualism
pp 139-161

5 - The Origin of Moral Force
pp 162-193

6 - The Primacy of Rites in the Origin of Causality
pp 194-211

7 - Imitative Rites and the Category of Causality
pp 212-229

8 - The Category of Causality
pp 230-261

9 - Logic, Language and Science
pp 262-300

10 - Durkheim's Conclusion Section iv: Logical Argument for Social Origin of the Categories
pp 301-315

Conclusion
pp 316-338

Bibliography
pp 339-344

Index
pp 345-355

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