Introduction: why For Durkheim?;
Part I (Re)Discovering Durkheim: Emile Durkheim's matrix;
On discovering Durkheim;
Emile Durkheim and social change;
Durkheim and Husserl: a comparison of the spirit of positivism and the spirit of phenomenology;
Durkheim, Mathiez and the French revolution: the political context of a sociological classic;
Situating Durkheim's sociology of work; Durkheim, solidarity and September 11.; Part II Durkheim and the emergence of sociology: the Durkheimian school in search of bygone society;
Avant-garde art and avant-garde sociology: primitivism and Durkheim ca. 1905-1913;
From Durkheim to Managua: revolutions as religious revivals;
Sexual anomie, social structure and societal change;
no laughing matter: understanding violent reactions to Danish Muhammed cartoons.;
Part III Durkheim and Weber: A problem for the sociology of knowledge: the mutual unawareness of Emile Durkheim and Max Weber;
Neither Marx nor Durkheim... perhaps Weber;
Durkheim and Weber: first cousins?;
Collective effervescence, social change and charisma: Durkheim, Weber and 1989;
On the shoulders of Weber and Durkheim: East Asia and emergent modernity; Appendix;
Index.
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