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Snith1983
BibType	ARTICLE
Key	Snith1983
Author(s)	Dorothy E. Smith
Title	No one commits suicide: Textual analysis of ideological practices
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Tag(s)	EMCA, Textual Analysis, Suicide
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Year	1983
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Journal	Human Studies
Volume	6
Number	4
Pages	309–359
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DOI	10.1007/BF02127768
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 |Author(s)=Dorothy E. Smith;
 |Title=No one commits suicide: Textual analysis of ideological practices
 |Tag(s)=EMCA; Textual Analysis; Suicide;
 |Key=Snith1983
 |Year=1983
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 |URL=http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007%2FBF02127768
 |DOI=10.1007/BF02127768
-|Abstract=Suicide  has  been  a  focus  for sociology and sociological debate  since Durkheim's
-(1952)  innovative  theoretical  and methodological work  on  that topic. This
-paper is  not  about  suicide.  It  is  however  situated  in  the methodological
-and epistemological debate  which  stemmed  from  Durkheim's  work  and  has made  that
-topic of  'suicide'  the contingent centre  of more  than one significant shift  in  the
-development of sociology. I  take up the dialogue at  that point where  it has  been
-shaped  by the work  of Garfinkel  (1967),  Douglas  (1967)  and Atkinson  (1979), who  have  moved away from  a  concern  with  the  social  determinants  of  suicide and  rates  of  suicide  to  the problem of  the  social meanings of  suicide  and  the
-socially  organized forms  of knowledge which  constitute  it as  such.
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