Durkheim

The shared purpose Johnson was hitting on, that joie de vivre that served as the basis for David É�������� Durkheim’s theory of religion, was coined by the sociologist in the 20th century.

We are, in real time, witnessing an entire gender experience a phenomenon French sociologist �������� Durkheim termed "anomie".

As sociologist �������� Durkheim once put it, ritual "is not identified with the whole religious or magical system, but is, so to speak, the executive arm of that system."

This term was coined a century ago to describe a root cause of “the elementary forms of the religious life,” in a book of that name by French sociologist Emile Durkheim.

As �������� Durkheim points out in "The Division of Labor in Society," it severs the social bonds that give us meaning.