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The 75 pages that link to Émile Durkheim, each with the reason it gives.

• Max WeberCompared with: Durkheim’s emphasis on social facts contrasts with Weber’s focus on meaningful individual action.

• AlienationCompared with: Durkheim’s analysis of anomie offers a distinct sociological account of social disconnection.

• Henri BergsonCompared with: Durkheim’s social-scientific approach differed from Bergson’s emphasis on intuition and individual experience.

• Georg SimmelCompared with: Durkheim’s emphasis on society as an external reality contrasts with Simmel’s focus on interaction.

• Théodore SimonCompared with: Durkheim’s social analysis contrasted with the individual measurement approach Simon pursued in psychology.

• George C. HomansCompared with: Homans favored explanations grounded in individual behavior over Durkheimian collective properties.

• Frédéric Le PlayCompared with: Durkheim’s academic sociology differed from Le Play’s reform-minded household monographs.

• Marx's Theory of AlienationCompared with: Durkheim's concept of anomie offers a distinct account of social disconnection and weakened norms.