SOCI 1002 Lecture Notes - Lecture 11: Incest Taboo, Social Control, Neoliberalism

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March 19th, 2018
Sociology of Crime and Deviance
Deviance:
A violation of established contextual, cultural or social norms, whether folkways, mores
or codified law
Folkways:
Are norms based on everyday cultural customs concerning practical matters like how to
hold a fork, what type of clothes are appropriate for different situations, or how to greet
someone politely
Mores:
Serious moral injunctions or taboos that are broadly recognized in a society, like the
incest taboo
Codified laws:
Norms that are specified in explicit codes and enforced by government bodies
Crime:
Therefore, an act of deviance that breaks not only a form, but a law
Crimes which are also deviant
Murder
Assault
Theft
Deviant but not criminal
Not giving your seat to elderly stranger
Eating with mouth open
Age difference in relationships
Criial ehaior hih is’t deiat
J-walking
Smoking marijuana
Speeding
Social control
Regulation and enforcement of norms
How members of society condemn or condone certain behaviors, beliefs, and bodies
o Positive sanctions
Positive mark
Babyshowers
weddings
o Negative sanctions
Anything the police/judge do
Speeding ticket negative sanctions punishment
Condemn deviant behavior
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A violation of established contextual, cultural or social norms, whether folkways, mores. Are norms based on everyday cultural customs concerning practical matters like how to hold a fork, what type of clothes are appropriate for different situations, or how to greet someone politely. Serious moral injunctions or taboos that are broadly recognized in a society, like the incest taboo. Norms that are specified in explicit codes and enforced by government bodies. Therefore, an act of deviance that breaks not only a form, but a law. Not giving your seat to elderly stranger. How members of society condemn or condone certain behaviors, beliefs, and bodies: positive sanctions, positive mark, babyshowers, weddings, negative sanctions, anything the police/judge do, speeding ticket negative sanctions punishment, condemn deviant behavior. Crime and punishment reinforce social solidarity (strength: reinforce solidarity collective together, through use of negative sanctions, punishment reinforces social solidarity, when someone commits a crime and society rallies together to reinforce the collective social values.

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