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Overview of and introduction to sociological theories of deviance
The origin of the Sociology
19th century- Europe
From the simple social life around farming to big cities
Big cities encreasing of crime
Question about crime
Crime, mental illness, suicide, alcohol, sexual deviant behaviour
Sexual orientation, incest, paedophilia
Theories to explain deviance
Anomie and structural theories
deviance comes out when social cohesion/solidarity is threatened or weakened or individuals are blocked form achieving social goals through legitimate means.
Anomie and structural theories extended
Explain deviance in terms of adaptions of society and multiple form of strain that brings individual do deviance act
Control theories
inappropriate socialisation at a young age.
deviant when the mechanism of social control fai
Social reaction and other theories of social process
Labelling theory
deviant behaviour learning
Conflict theories and feminist theories
human existence is shaped by the economic mode of production.
Gender is the central organising principle in society.