Durkheim classified society into (a) Mechanical and organic (b) Gemeinschaft and Gesellschaft (c) Literate and non-literate (d) Open and closed

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Durkheim classified society into

(a) Mechanical and organic

(b) Gemeinschaft and Gesellschaft

(c) Literate and non-literate

(d) Open and closed

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