In the kind
of human behavior I had to read a book by Émile Durkheim "The rules of the
sociological method" which struck me his particular vision of sociology
and his way of understanding the individual where he explains about the person
serving the social fact exerting coercion in their decisions.
He is a
sociologist, pedagogue and French anthropologist, one of the pioneers in the
development of modern sociology. His books have been a revolution in the view
of sociology.
His works
are: "on division of social work (1893)", suicide (1897), the
elementary forms of the religious life (1912), between others.
My
admiration he wakes it up the fact that I love the studies on individuals,
because I find that we know ourselves from other perspective. Also the places the individual in a social
context where their environment to influence the way of being of each one.
To finish,
I would like to invite my classmates to read it as it serves a lot for the
course of the race, since you require many of the readings in the majority of
the matter and also shows us a more humane vision of individuals and not as
mechanical as the majority of the authors of this race.
