SOCI 1F90 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Norm (Social), Homicide, Due Process
13 Feb 2018
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Socio 1f90 - lecture # 5 - deviance, crime, and law - winter term 2015. 10 ll-in-the-blank, 2 per topic (tip: concept driven test, use ash cards, don"t study by topic, one is a scenario - ll in the blank) Weird al yankovich - tacky (parody to happy by pharell) Social norms: guiding informal rules that tell us what to do in a particular culture. Deviance: deviation from social norms, rules, or laws. Vary by social location (example: gender depends on your location, men crying, women women are assertive, people who kill (men, killers vs. women - revenge, or babies), kids who murder) Belong to a group? (church vs. kkk) (example: standing in an elevator facing the opposite way - grar ngle, he made students act formal at home)) Sexuality is the label we cant shake, due to shame. A) absolutists (objective) - rules of society are obvious. B) human rights - denial of equal deviance.
