Ursprünglich im Jahr 1893 veröffentlicht und nie vergriffen, bleibt Emile Durkheim bahnbrechende Arbeit einer der Eckpfeilertexte des soziologischen Kanons – jetzt aktualisiert und neu übersetzt in dieser neuen Ausgabe. Als die industrielle Revolution die Landschaft der Gesellschaft veränderte, präsentierte Durkheim eine neue Vision der sozialen Strukturen an der Wurzel des Kapitalismus und der Probleme, mit denen er sich immer noch beschäftigte. klingt heute. Wenn vorindustrielle Gesellschaften durch gemeinsame Werte, Gefühle und Normen zusammengehalten wurden, die von allen gleichermaßen geteilt werden, was hält moderne Gesellschaften mit ihrer komplexen Arbeitsteilung und nicht zusammenhängenden sozialen Struktur zusammen? Was bedeutete diese neue soziale Ordnung für die Autonomie des Einzelnen? Durkheim argumentierte, dass Klassenkonflikt nicht einer kapitalistischen Gesellschaft innewohnt, wie Marx behauptete, sondern dass das ungehinderte Wachstum der Staatsmacht zum Aussterben der Individualität führen würde. Nur in einer freien Gesellschaft, die freiwillige Bindungen zwischen ihren Mitgliedern fördert, kann Durkheim vorgeschlagen werden, Individualität gedeihen. In dieser neuen Ausgabe, der ersten seit 1984, besucht und überarbeitet der weltbekannte Durkheim-Wissenschaftler Steven Lukes die ursprüngliche Übersetzung, um Klarheit, Genauigkeit und Fließfähigkeit für den zeitgenössischen Leser zu verbessern. Lukes hebt auch Durkheims Argumente hervor, indem er sie mit einer Zeitleiste wichtiger Informationen in historischen Kontext stellt. Für Schüler und Gelehrte ist diese Ausgabe von The Division of Labor unverzichtbar und der Schlüssel zum Verständnis der Relevanz von Durkheims Ideen heute.
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