Suicide: A Sociological and Statistical Study, Part 814 |
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age group Appendix Table areas attempted suicide attitude body Calif Catholic cause cent Center century Church cide commit suicide crime Death Rates decline economic Edward Westermarck Emile Durkheim emotional England and Wales Erwin Ringel factors fear females firearms Firearms and explosives foreign-born G. P. Putnam's Sons hara-kiri hospitals human impulses incidence of suicide individual influence interesting Jews kill large number lives mental disease mental health methods of suicide moral motives National Office non-white number of suicides O'Dea Office of Vital one's patients period persons poisoning policyholders population problem psychiatrist punishment Rates from Suicide recent recorded regarded religion religious Roman rural self-destruction shows social SOURCE South Central Stefan Zweig suffering suicidal tendencies suicide prevention suicide rate suttee Sweden tion United urban various Vital Statistics West South Central women World War II York