The Importance of Durkheim's Sui Generis Is That _

question 81

Multiple Choice

The importance of Durkheim's sui generis is that _.

• A) society is much more than the sum of the individuals in it
• B) society is simpler than once thought.
• C) social interaction is more important than social structure.
• D) culture and society are not equivalent.

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