Pages 1 to 17| René Maunier, an ‘outlying’ Durkheimian
| Gilles Montigny
Pages 18 to 42| Religion without sacred space: Durkheim, the Catholic Church and
outlying towns in Germany
| Frank Eckardt
Pages 43 to 63| Nationalism and religion: Genesis and legacy of some Durkheimian
hypotheses
| Jose Santiago
Pages 64 to 86| European society and social Europe: Durkheimian perspectives
| Mélanie Plouviez
Pages 87 to 113| Spirit Possession among the Shakers of Pleasant Hill
| Lisa C. Kistler
Pages 114 to 178| Book reviews
| Matthieu Béra, Dimitris Fofoulas, Jean-Louis Halpérin, Warren Schmaus
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Volume 26
| Durkheimian Studies
(2022/1)
]]>2022-12-22T00:00:00+01:002023-01-23T00:00:00+01:00Notes
In some items, especially the shorter pieces, the reference to a
work by Durkheim may not be given in the text. To obtain details of
the dating-enumeration, consult the bibliographies in S. Lukes,
Emile Durkheim: His Life and Work.]]>
Pages 1 to 22| Religious facts should be treated as things
| Matthieu Béra
Pages 23 to 40| From Durkheim to Jellinek
| Jean-Louis Halpérin
Pages 41 to 67| Crime and religion according to Durkheim
| Matthieu Béra
Pages 68 to 105| Justice is full of charity: the revelation of Emile Durkheim
according to Gaston Richard
| Cécile Rol
Pages 106 to 124| From Joseph de Maistre's clarification of sacrifice to Durkheim's
‘revelation’ + Introduction by Matthieu Béra: ‘a mystery reading of
Durkheim: de Maistre’
| Flavien Bertran de Balanda, Matthieu Béra
Pages 125 to 158| Émile Durkheim and the Sociology of Religion
| Catherine Fhima, Roland Lardinois
Pages 159 to 179| The ‘Revelation’ in Durkheim’s Sociology of Religion
| William Watts Miller
Pages 180 to 208| Modi’s Journey from a Chowkidar (Watchman) to Great God
| Anand Raja
Pages 3 to 30| Decolonising Durkheimian Conceptions of the International
| Grégoire Mallard, Jean Terrier
Pages 31 to 48| Durkheim, the Action Française and the Question of Nationalism
| Susan Stedman-Jones
Pages 49 to 77| The Gift of The Nation
| Francesco Callegaro
Pages 78 to 106| Malinowski and Mauss Exchanging Knowledge in Interwar Europe
| Leo Coleman
Pages 107 to 132| ‘Nothing Is Less Universal than the Idea of Race’
| Alice L. Conklin
Pages 135 to 153| From Neo-Kantianism to Durkheimian Sociology
| Stephen Turner
Pages 154 to 186| Frenchman, Jew, Positivist
| Wiebke Keim
Pages 187 to 203| The Gift and Open Science
| Henrik Egbert
Pages 204 to 230| The typology of crimes Durkheim gave in an unknown lecture (Les
Leçons de sociologie criminelle ; On Criminal Sociology)
| Matthieu Béra
Pages V to VI| Editorial
| Jean-Christophe Marcel, Matthieu Béra, Jean-François Bert, François Pizarro Noël
Pages 3 to 32| Durkheim in meeting (first part)
| Matthieu Béra
Pages 45 to 56| An Unpublished Manuscript by Durkheim
| Émile Durkheim, François Pizarro Noël, Ronjon Paul Datta
Pages 57 to 75| Lesson 1 of the lecture
| François Pizarro Noël
Pages 76 to 85| Concerning Durkheim’s 1899 Lecture ‘On Penal Sanctions’
| Ronjon Paul Datta, François Pizarro Noël
Pages 86 to 96| ‘Rates of Exchange’ Rather than Intellectual Exchanges
| Baudry Rocquin
Pages 99 to 120| How Leplayist groups perceived Durkheim (1893-1926)
| Antoine Savoye
Pages 133 to 143| On Halbwachs’s Sociology of Knowledge Program
| Jean-Christophe Marcel
Pages 144 to 174| Georges Dumas and Marcel Mauss
| Marcia Consolim
Pages 175 to 184| Boudon’s Interpretation of Durkheim Sociology
| Robert Leroux
Pages 187 to 191| Maintaining Watch on Chinese Durkheimian Research
| Jing Zhang
Pages 195 to 199| Book Review
| Mike Gane
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Special issue: Why did Durkheim have to die?
| Durkheimian Studies
(2017/1)
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Pages 1 to 12| Introduction
| Sondra L. Hausner
Pages 13 to 25| What Do Religions Actually Fight About?
| Bruno Karsenti, Christophe Litwin
Pages 26 to 39| The Current State of Anomie in Angola
| Ruy Llera Blanes
Pages 40 to 56| From Durkheim to Hocart
| Roland Hardenberg
Pages 57 to 75| What of Effervescence?
| Simon Coleman
Pages 76 to 105| Durkheim’s Effervescence and Its Maussian Afterlife in Medical
Anthropology
| Elisabeth Hsu
Pages 106 to 127| The Bodily Efficacy of the Categories
| Erhard Schüttpelz, Martin Zillinger
Pages 128 to 144| From India to Australia and Back Again
| Sondra L. Hausner
Pages 145 to 147| How Did Durkheim Die?
| Robert Parkin
Pages 148 to 150| Finding Durkheim’s Grave
| Sienna R. Craig
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Volume 22
| Durkheimian Studies
(2016/1)
]]>2016-01-01T00:00:00+01:002023-01-12T00:00:00+01:00Notes
In some items, especially the shorter pieces, the reference to a
work by Durkheim may not be given in the text. To obtain details of
the dating-enumeration, consult the bibliographies in S. Lukes,
Emile Durkheim: His Life and Work.]]>
Pages 3 to 46| Durkheim’s Loans from the Libraries of the ENS and the Sorbonne,
1902–1917
| Matthieu Béra
Pages 47 to 57| Marcel Mauss’s ‘Internal Critique of the “Legend of Abraham”’
| Adeel Hamza, John Gannon
Pages 58 to 70| Internal Critique of the ‘Legend of Abraham’
| Marcel Mauss
Pages 73 to 87| Georges Davy and the American Sociology: the Third Age of
Durkheimism (1945–1955)
| Jean-Christophe Marcel
Pages 88 to 102| In Memoriam: W.S.F. Pickering
| William Watts Miller
Pages 105 to 112| Social sciences and (social) action
| Marie Jaisson
Pages 113 to 120| Durkheim (and Mauss) before Durkheim
| Nicolas Sembel
Pages 121 to 126| Durkheim and Buisson: A missed date?
| Matthieu Béra
Pages 127 to 142| Book Reviews
| Marine Dhermy-Mairal, Jean-François Bert, Baudry Rocquin, Marie Jaisson
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Volume 21
| Durkheimian Studies
(2015/1)
]]>2015-01-01T00:00:00+01:002023-01-12T00:00:00+01:00Notes
In some items, especially the shorter pieces, the reference to a
work by Durkheim may not be given in the text. To obtain details of
the dating-enumeration, consult the bibliographies in S. Lukes,
Emile Durkheim: His Life and Work.]]>
Pages 3 to 60| Borrowings of Mauss from the University Library of Bordeaux
| Nicolas Sembel
Pages 61 to 65| Annex
| Nicolas Sembel
Pages 66 to 72| The “Durkheimian queries” of Hamelin (March-April 1887)
| Nicolas Sembel
Pages 75 to 95| Durkheim’s Two Theories of Sacrifice
| Melissa Ptacek
Pages 96 to 133| Durkheim, Mauss and dynamogeny
| Nicolas Sembel
Pages 137 to 144| Book Reviews
| Simonetta Falasca-Zamponi, Robert Parkin