Causes of Suicide - Emile Durk

heim's account is then in simple contrast to some single use of empiricism or some crude positivism (Taylor 1982). It is the product of sociological theorizing best characterized at this point as a form of realism (Taylor 1982). Egoistic and altruistic suicides are said to derive from integration (Taylor 1982). In egoistic suicide the bonds attaching humans to life relax because the attachment to society relax. [Altruistic and egoistic suicides will be further discussed in the preceding paragraphs]. Individuals become remote and excessively individualistic. These suicides are illustrated by looking at suicide rates in relation to social contexts which are more or less integrating -e.g. religious differences; family formations; political upheavals (Taylor 1982 pp 52).
             For the same reason single people had higher suicide rates to married people (World Health Statistics Annual 1993 and 1994, 1994 and 1995). But married women who did not have children lose this protection because children are important integrators. During times o
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