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anomia: 1st_ That laws are lacking, or that they are no longer respected. It comes from The Greek 945; 957; 959; 956; 953; 945; (anomy) , consisting of 945; 957; ( an "without, outside") 957; 959; 956; 959; 962; (no "law") . 2nd_ Psychiatric disorder that prevents calling things by name. Created from the Greek-Latin voices 945; 957; ( an "sin" ) nomen ( "name" ) .; It is a state of chaos or social disorganization for lack of rules or laws governing the behavior of individuals. Isolation of individuals. In Medicine it is also a language disorder that is characterized by the loss of the ability to recognize things or remember their names.; Violation of the law. In the Christian context it means evil doer. Transgresion of God's law.; Anomie is not itself the absence of law, if outside, we would face an absent standards society of 40 law;Chaos ).As a result of the breach of the obligations of the society, anomie is a State of anger that affects the citizens, who in turn choose inobservar social norms.It is considered to be a stray conduct.; Anomie is not itself the absence of law, if outside, we would face an absent standards society of 40 law;Chaos ).As a result of the breach of the obligations of the society, anomie is a State of anger that affects the citizens, who in turn choose inobservar social norms.; Psychology and sociology, anomie is the set of situations that derive from the lack of social norms or their degradation. The concept can also refer to the absence of law or the language disorder that prevents calling things by their name.