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Ch. 1. Introduction to the study of suicide
Ch. 2. The theoretical component in suicidology
Ch. 3. The empirical foundations in suicidology
Ch. 4. A historical perspective on suicide
Ch. 5. Age and the lifespan
Ch. 6. Suicide, gender, and sexuality
Ch. 7. Racial, ethnic, and cultural aspects of suicide
Ch. 8. Work and the economy
Ch. 9. Marriage, family, family therapy, and suicide
Ch. 10. The social relations of suicides
Ch. 11. Suicide notes and communications
Ch. 12. Suicide attempts and methods
Ch. 13. Psychiatric diagnoses and suicidal acts
Ch. 14. Physical illness and suicide
Ch. 15. Alcoholism, substance abuse, and suicide
Ch. 16. The biology of suicide
Ch. 17. Aggression, Violence, and suicide
Ch. 18. Indirect self-destructive behavior
Ch. 19. Ethical, religious, and philosophical issues in suicide
Ch. 20. Suicide and the law
Ch. 21. Treatment and prevention of suicide
Ch. 22. In the wake of suicide: survivorship and postvention.
Ch. 2. The theoretical component in suicidology
Ch. 3. The empirical foundations in suicidology
Ch. 4. A historical perspective on suicide
Ch. 5. Age and the lifespan
Ch. 6. Suicide, gender, and sexuality
Ch. 7. Racial, ethnic, and cultural aspects of suicide
Ch. 8. Work and the economy
Ch. 9. Marriage, family, family therapy, and suicide
Ch. 10. The social relations of suicides
Ch. 11. Suicide notes and communications
Ch. 12. Suicide attempts and methods
Ch. 13. Psychiatric diagnoses and suicidal acts
Ch. 14. Physical illness and suicide
Ch. 15. Alcoholism, substance abuse, and suicide
Ch. 16. The biology of suicide
Ch. 17. Aggression, Violence, and suicide
Ch. 18. Indirect self-destructive behavior
Ch. 19. Ethical, religious, and philosophical issues in suicide
Ch. 20. Suicide and the law
Ch. 21. Treatment and prevention of suicide
Ch. 22. In the wake of suicide: survivorship and postvention.