Debate.
According to structural-functionalism, how does deviance
serve a purpose or function in society?
How can deviance act as a driving force for social change
from a structural-functionalist perspective?
In what ways does deviance reinforce social norms and
promote social order, according to structural-functionalists?
How does Robert Merton’s Strain Theory explain deviance
through a structural-functional lens?
How does labeling theory, a key component of symbolic
interactionism, explain deviance? What are the social
consequences of being labeled as "deviant"?
What is the difference between primary and secondary
deviance in the context of symbolic interactionism?
Can acts of deviance lead to social change from the
symbolic interactionist perspective? If so, how?
How does power influence the definition and enforcement
of deviant behavior?
How do dominant groups use the concept of deviance to
maintain social control?
Why is corporate crime often treated differently than
street crime?
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