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Elementary Forms of the Religious Life, The by Émile Durkheim (1858 - 1917) — 81 episodes
Book III, Chapter V, Section II
Book III, Chapter V, Section III
Book III, Chapter V, Section IV
Conclusion, "To what extent the results obtained may be generalized"
Conclusion, Section I
Conclusion, Section II
Conclusion, Section III
Conclusion, Section IV
Book III, Chapter II, Section III
Book III, Chapter II, Section IV
Book III, Chapter II, Section V
Book III, Chapter III, Section I, "The Positive Cult, I. The Elements of Sacrifice"
Book III, Chapter III, Section II
Book III, Chapter III, Section III
Book III, Chapter IV, Section I, "The Positive Cult, II. Imitative Rites and the Principle of Causality"
Book III, Chapter IV, Section II
Book III, Chapter IV, Section III
Book III, Chapter V, "Definition of the piacular rite"
Book III, Chapter V, Section I
Book III, Chapter I, Section I, "The Negative Cult and its Functions, The Ascetic Rites"
Book III, Chapter I, Section II
Book III, Chapter I, Section III
Book III, Chapter I, Section IV
Book III, Chapter II, "I - The Elements of Sacrifice"
Book III, Chapter II, Section I
Book III, Chapter II, Section II
Book II, Chapter VIII, Section III
Book II, Chapter VIII, Section IV
Book II, Chapter VIII, Section V
Book II, Chapter VIII, Section VI
Book II, Chapter IX, Section I, "The Idea of Spirits and Gods"
Book II, Chapter IX, Section II
Book II, Chapter IX, Section III
Book II, Chapter IX, Section IV
Book II, Chapter IX, Section V
Book II, Chapter VI, Section II
Book II, Chapter VI, Section III
Book II, Chapter VI, Section IV
Book II, Chapter VII, Section I, "Origin of the Idea of the Totemic Principle or Mana"
Book II, Chapter VII, Section II
Book II, Chapter VII, Section III
Book II, Chapter VII, Section IV
Book II, Chapter VII, Section V
Book II, Chapter VII, Section VI
Book II, Chapter VIII, Section I, "The Idea of the Soul"
Book II, Chapter VIII, Section II
Book II, Chapter III, Section III
Book II, Chapter IV, Section I, "The Individual Totem and the Sexual Totem"
Book II, Chapter IV, Section II
Book II, Chapter V, Section I, "Critical Examination of Preceding Theories"
Book II, Chapter V, Section II
Book II, Chapter V, Section III
Book II, Chapter V, Section IV
Book II, Chapter V, Section V
Book II, Chapter VI, Section I, "The Notion of the Totemic Principle, or Mana, and the Idea of Force"
Book I, Chapter III, Section I
Book I, Chapter III, Section II
Book I, Chapter III, Section III
Book I, Chapter IV, Section I, "Totemism as an Elementary Religion"
Book I, Chapter IV, Section II
Book II, Chapter I, Section I, "The Totem as Name and as Emblem"
Book II, Chapter I, Section II
Book II, Chapter I, Section III
Book II, Chapter II, Section I, "The Totemic Animal and Man"
Book II, Chapter II, Section II
Book II, Chapter III, Section I, "The Cosmological System of Totemism and the Idea of Class"
Book II, Chapter III, Section II
Introduction, Section II, "Religious Sociology and the Theory of Knowledge"
Book I, Chapter I, "Usefulness of a preliminary definition"
Book I, Chapter I, Section I
Book I, Chapter I, Section II
Book I, Chapter I, Section III
Book I, Chapter I, Section IV
Book I, Chapter II, "I - Animism"
Book I, Chapter II, Section I
Book I, Chapter II, Section II
Book I, Chapter II, Section III
Book I, Chapter II, Section IV
Book I, Chapter II, Section V
Book I, Chapter III, "II - Naturism"
Introduction, Section I, "Religious Sociology and the Theory of Knowledge"