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When Durkheim states that we should “consider social facts as things,” this means that: ​
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When Durkheim states that we should “consider social facts as things,” this means that:
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One cannot be deduced by pure reason or thought, but require a study of history and society in order to understand effects made by them, and understand the nature of social facts.
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