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Pre modern society key words (Durkheim)
Collective conscience - social bonds strong bc everyone does the same work
Mechanical solidarity - social unity comes from similarity and shared tradition
Modern society key words (Durkheim)
Organic solidarity - social unity from people’s interdependence in a complex society
Ppl have diff jobs and experiences
What did Durkheim argue about deviance in modern societies?
Inevitable and universal
Why is deviance inevitable and universal in modern societies?
Weaker socialisation
Anomie
Rise of subcultures
What is weaker socialisation?
Increase in deviance bc
People don’t agree on all the same norms
People have diff backgrounds, beliefs and lifestyles
Why does a rise in subcultures lead to a increase in deviance?
subcultures have their own norms
That may go against societies mainstream values
Gang = value disrespect for authority
What is anomie?
when social norms become unclear or break down during rapid social change
People feel disconnected and rebel
What good things can deviance do for society?
Adaptation and Change
Boundary maintenance
warning Device
saftEy valve
Social Change
Product of individuals deviating from societies norms
Necessary
Boundary maintenance
shared knowledge of what is acceptable and unacceptable
Brings ppl together to condemn act, reaffirms norms and values
Safety valve
act that is deviant but doesn’t interfere with institutions (prostitution ?!?!?! Ok)
Warning device
need for change due to failing institutions (organic analogy)
Alert an institution that there is an issue with it