ISBN:
9780891166962
Language:
English
Pages:
Online-Ressource (881 p)
Edition:
Online-Ausg.
Parallel Title:
Print version Deviant Behaviour : Readings In The Sociology Of Norm Violations
DDC:
302.5/42
Keywords:
Electronic books
Abstract:
First published in 1990. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company
Description / Table of Contents:
Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Preface; Part 1 Introducing Deviance; Chapter 1 The Social Context; Editorial Commentary; Humans and the Social Order; The Origin of a Social Order; The Forms of Norms and the Moral Order; Noncompliance and Rejection of the Moral Order; The Genesis of Deviant Behavior; Part 2 Deviance: Conceptions and Perceptions; Chapter 2 Form and Content; Editorial Commentary; Reading 1, The Social Organization of Deviance; Reading 2, Acceptable Deviance as Social Control: The Cases of Fashion and Slang
Description / Table of Contents:
Reading 3, The Overnegativized Conceptualization of Deviance: A Programmatic ExplorationReading 4, Positive Deviance: An Oxymoron; Chapter 3 Research and Understanding; Editorial Commentary; Reading 5, Norms and the Study of Deviance: A Proposed Research Strategy; Reading 6, Field Research among Deviants: A Consideration of Some Methodological Recommendations; Reading 7, Employers'' Reactions to Racial and Psychiatric Stigmata: A Field Experiment; Reading 8, Giftedness as Deviance: A Test of Interaction Theories; Chapter 4 Interpretation and Reaction; Editorial Commentary
Description / Table of Contents:
Reading 9, Social Tolerance for Crime and Deviance: An Exploratory AnalysisReading 10, Perceptions of Informal Sanctioning and the Stigma of Involuntary Childlessness; Reading 11, The Social Construction and Interpretation of Deviance: Jonestown and the Mass Media; Reading 12, Nicknames of Notorious American Twentieth-Century Deviants: The Decline of the Folk Hero Syndrome; Reading 13, Toward an Understanding of False Accusation: The Pure Case of Deviant Labeling; Part 3 Deviance: Cultural Patterns; Chapter 5 Becoming Deviant; Editorial Commentary
Description / Table of Contents:
Reading 14, Little Girls and Sex: A Glimpse at the World of the ""Baby Pro""Reading 15, Outlaw Motorcyclists: An Outgrowth of Lower Class Cultural Concerns; Reading 16, The Fat Admirer; Reading 17, You Can''t Tell the Players Without a Scorecard: A Typology of Horse Players; Chapter 6 Social Organization of the Deviant World; Editorial Commentary; Reading 18, The Social Organization of Sadism and Masochism; Reading 19, Social Groupings in Organized Crime: The Case of La Nuestra Familia; Reading 20, Casinos and Banking: Organized Crime in the Bahamas
Description / Table of Contents:
Chapter 7 Deviant People: Handling ThemselvesEditorial Commentary; Reading 21, Understanding Stigma: Dimensions of Deviance and Coping; Reading 22, Stigmata and Negotiated Outcomes: Management of Appearance by Persons with Physical Disabilities; Reading 23, Responses to Labeling Attempts: Deviant Drinkers'' Pathways of Label Manipulation; Part 4 Deviance As Behavior; Chapter 8 Social Interaction; Editorial Commentary; Reading 24, Sexual Asphyxia: A Neglected Area of Study; Reading 25, Buying Sex: The Phenomenology of Being a John
Description / Table of Contents:
Reading 26, Deviance among Professionals: The Case of Unnecessary Surgery
Note:
Description based upon print version of record
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