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Self-Murder, Sin, and Crime: Religion and Suicide in the Middle Ages
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  • 1965Durkheim's One Cause of Suicide188 cited
  • 2005The Limits of Social Capital: Durkheim, Suicide, and Social Cohesion162 cited
  • 1999Practitioners and Saints: Medical Men in Canonization Processes in the Thirteenth to Fifteenth Centuries64 cited

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