How to treat college students' suicide

Sociological analysis of contemporary college students' suicide

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Durkheim, a great sociologist, wrote a book called "On Suicide", in which according to the types of social thoughts, suicides are divided into egoistic suicide, altruistic suicide, anomie suicide and fatalistic suicide.

Now let's look at why a large number of college students commit suicide in today's society from the perspective of selfish suicide.

However, with the continuous development of modern education, education has injected more abstract concepts, knowledge and positions into young people to a great extent, which has enabled our minds to have a very rich and rigorous ability to constantly infer themselves. Education does not give young people a concrete feeling related to society. Every society has suicidal tendencies, which cannot be explained by individual factors or objective environment alone. For this society, this special suicidal tendency is caused by society.

Now student education has cut off our connection with society. The more education we receive, the easier it is to get rid of the care and education of our parents, the easier it is to judge the society with an abstract point of view, and the easier it is to fall into the realm of self and not care about the outside world. So many students are not associated with society, nor with social emotions, but are caught in the process of self-reflection. Regard a small matter as a major event, thus falling into self-circulation and self-immersion. As a result, a large part of our society today presents a melancholy and morbid state. This may be related to the increasing popularity of education in our modern society. Students with higher education always keep thinking in abstract thinking and have no connection with society to a certain extent, so that some people can't bear the slight blow from social people and bring about their own destruction.

Some people say that people with heavy burdens and pressures tend to commit suicide, but such people often keep themselves closely connected with society, because their burdens and pressures come from society and relatives around them, but they are not easy to commit suicide. Suicide tendency is often those who are isolated from society, and students are part of this kind of people, so if I see similar college students' suicides in the future, I think they should not be blamed for their poor endurance as before, but more for social factors. After all, the suicide rate of a society is often related to the degree of integration of this society.