Durkheim's Ghosts

This collection presents a series of essays that explore the social foundations of knowledge through the lens of Emile Durkheim's influential theories. The contributors delve into various aspects of how social contexts shape understanding and knowledge creation, offering fresh perspectives on the interplay between society and intellectual thought. Each essay builds on Durkheim's legacy, making connections to contemporary issues and encouraging readers to reconsider the role of social factors in knowledge production.