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Durkheim 1897, Updated

Posted on November 26, 2014 by Haun Saussy

Not much new here but the specific formulations. “Thwarted belongingness” and “perceived burdensomeness” sound about right (in all their social-science clunkiness) to me as an English-speaker.

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