Realism and Suicide 4.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? SociologyCrime and devianceA2/A-levelAQA Created by: lw121xCreated on: 17-06-15 10:52 Taylor takes on a different approach to interpretivist and positivist approach 1 of 17 liek interpretivists he believes that statistics cannot be taken as valid Taylor 2 of 17 London 32 people hit by train 1/2 suicide no conclusive evidence 3 of 17 tayolor found that cornors looked into history of mental illness for verdict 4 of 17 Does Taylor believe that we can explain suicide? Yes 5 of 17 Does Taylor believe that we can look at sucide statistics to explain suicide no 6 of 17 taylor argues the use of...... can help us understand the meaning of suicide case studies 7 of 17 submissive suicides, thanation suicides, sacrifice suicides, appeal suicides Taylor 8 of 17 certain about themselves ie. no future ie. cancer patient submissive suicide 9 of 17 Thatation sucide uncreatain about themselves risk taking way or may not survive it 10 of 17 Sacrifice Suicides certain about others know have to kill - done something impossible to go on living. Blame another for death ie. affair 11 of 17 Appeal Suicides uncertain about others doubts importance involve risk hoping that otehrs wull be in despair 12 of 17 interprations of meanings no way of accessing that they are correct 13 of 17 Taylor used case studies so theya re nor representative 14 of 17 Taylors types of sucides have parrelled with Durkeim 15 of 17 taylors theory of uncertainly reflects anomie and fatalistic 16 of 17 Taylors self directed and other directed similar egosistic suicides 17 of 17
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