Suicide .. in the light of sociology

Due to the privacy that characterizes Durkheim, which is represented in the argumentative and critical nature he adopts in sociological writing, the book/thesis is divided into three chapters. In the first chapter, there is a question about the meaning of suicide by focusing on the non-social causes, which includes four sections: the first (suicide and psychological cases), the second (suicide and healthy psychological cases), the third (suicide and cosmic factors), and finally (suicide and imitation). The second chapter is a critique of the previous theses mentioned in the first chapter, which the researcher named: social causes of suicide, distributed over six sections: the first (a methodology for identifying causes and models), the second (egoistic suicide), the third (altruistic suicide), the fourth (anomic suicide), and the fifth (individual forms of various models of suicide). The third chapter of the study contains the most important conclusions reached by the researcher, where this chapter is titled "Suicide as a social phenomenon in general," and it includes three sections: the first (the social element of suicide), the second (the relationship of suicide with other social phenomena), and finally (practical results), in which proposals and solutions are presented to address the dilemma of suicide.