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65. SOCIOLOGY 2336 CRIMINOLOGY sociology 2336 CRIMINOLOGY. FALL 2000. INSTRUCTOR ROBERT THORNBURROW.REQUIRED OBJECTIVE 2 EXPLAIN DURKHEIM’S THEORY OF anomie. OBJECTIVE http://www.paris.cc.tx.us/socscience/soci2336.htm

SOCIOLOGY 2336 CRIMINOLOGY FALL 2000 INSTRUCTOR: ROBERT THORNBURROW REQUIRED TEXT: REID, SUE TITUS, CRIME AND CRIMINOLOGY , EIGHTH EDITION COURSE CONTENT: CHAPTER 1: CRIME, CRIMINAL LAW, AND CRIMINOLOGY CHAPTER 2: THE MEASUREMENT OF CRIME AND ITS IMPACT CHAPTER 3: EARLY EXPLANATIONS OF CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR AND THEIR MODERN COUNTERPARTS CHAPTER 4: BIOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL THEORIES OF CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR CHAPTER 5: SOCIOLOGICAL THEORIES OF CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR I: THE SOCIAL-STRUCTURAL APPROACH CHAPTER 6: SOCIOLOGICAL THEORIES OF CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR II: THE SOCIAL-PROCESS APPROACH CHAPTER 7: VIOLENT CRIMES CHAPTER 8: PROPERTY CRIMES CHAPTER 9: BUSINESS WORLD CRIMES CHAPTER 10: ORGANIZED CRIME, DRUG TRAFFICKING, AND TERRORISM CHAPTER 12: POLICE CHAPTER 13: COURT SYSTEMS CHAPTER 14: THE CONFINEMENT OF OFFENDERS CHAPTER 15: CORRECTIONS IN THE COMMUNITY GRADING POLICY: STUDENT PERFORMANCE WILL BE EVALUATED ON THE BASIS OF FOUR TESTS (INCLUDING A NON-COMPREHENSIVE FINAL EXAM) AS FOLLOWS: TEST 1: CHAPTERS 1,2,3 TEST 2: CHAPTERS 4,5,6 TEST 3: CHAPTERS 7,8,9,10

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68. INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY Merton identifies 4 types of adaptations for people experiencing anomie, each contrastingwith path of conformity. Various introduction to sociology textbooks. http://husky1.stmarys.ca/~evanderveen/wvdv/classical_crim_theory/merton.htm

ROBERT MERTON His ideas stem from the traditional sociological theory of Functionalism and from Emile Durkheim. Functionalism: question is what is function of deviance and conformity; tries to explain why deviance continues to exist despite pressures to conform and obey, not on how person comes to commit deviant act or why on some occasions crimes do and do not occur unifying force, social and social stability standard and boundary setting, defining and maintaining limits of proper behaviour safety valve (tolerate some release) mechanism of social control what is deviant may vary but deviance is found in all societies Merton identifies problems with Functionalism and its assumptions of deviance: Assumption 1: harmonious integration of all parts of society deviance may be functional for some and not for others Assumption 2: a particular pattern of social interaction exists and thus must be functional consider net balance of positive and negative consequences of said patterns Assumption 3: genuine societal needs can only be served by structural unit which appears to positively or functionally contribute to fulfillment of such needs consider latent and manifest functions, consider other alternatives for fulfilling needs (manifest functions are those recognized and intended, latent functions are those unrecognized and unintended)

69. Sociology Department Page in P. Atteslander, B. Gransow and J. Western (eds), Comparative anomie ResearchHidden in D. Popenoe, P. Cunningham and B. Boult (eds), sociology First South http://web.uct.ac.za/depts/sociology/jubber.htm

Prof. K. Jubber MA Witwatersrand PhD Cape Town Associate Professor UCT Telephone: (021) 650-3517 email : jubber@humanities.uct.ac.za Prof. Ken Jubber's main research interest is the "Sociology of the Body". The main focus of this research is on the ways in which the human body is altered to served social purposes or as a result of social influences on the body. Specified topics being researched are: (a) the range and tupes of body socialization; (b) the social functions of body socialization; (c) body discrimination; (d) body images - the normative body image, the personal body image, and the ideal body image, the aesthetic image; the erotic image. Other aspects to be dealt with include the power of body images and the body images of power. Other research projects include an empirical study of the aesthetic and erotic images of different segments of South Africa's population and a study of sexual and reproductive relations. Recent Research Output: Comparative Anomie Research: Hidden Barriers - High Potential for Social Development (Ashgate, Hampshire) pp.123-160 (with H. Holley and K. Zapotoczky)

70. Sociology 101:  Deviance, Chapter 6, & Supplement For Chapters 3-5 = a further extension of Durkheim's concept of anomie, focusing on thelegitimization of goals and balances versus the ends and means. http://classes.mid.tec.sc.us/soc101/details/DEVIANCE.HTM

- Online Textbook Supplement L ecture Notes: Socialization: Subcultural Populations Paris is Burning Jargon Select Reading: We'Wha Goes to Washington: The Berdace ... Return to Main Contents Page SOCIALIZATION: Subcultural Populations (How Deviant is Deviant - The reflection of our normative structures and its impact on our attitudes, behaviors, and responses to gender identification and socialization). *For this lecture component I will be combining chapters 2- 6, as they examine the complexities of the socialization process (within a micro and macro level analysis) . ****The select readings referenced to are on reserve in the Beltline campus library.**** ****Read Select Reading: (1) The Age of Whitman Q1. How does this reading reflect the 'norms' and values of this time? Q2. As with the video (see below) there were specific phrases that symbolized to the "in-group or person" that an individual was an 'ally' or was of a similar persuasion: "..love of comrades(p.3);"...love that dare not speak its name(p.4)"; "adhesiveness (p.4)". Q3. Relate how individuals living in the 20th century would interpret the 'natural' sleeping arrangements of students, clerks, and professional apprentices. Why would we likely

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STRATIFICATION AND SOCIAL CLASS Concepts of Stratification Social Class A. Class-Term used by the ancient Romans to divide the population for taxation purposes. 1. AssiduiUpper 2. Proletarii lowest, had only their children. B. the economic grouping of people. Karl Marx. A. Capitalist society-based on a free market economy and private ownership of property-inherently tends toward the polarization of two competing classes. Bourgeoisie a. The class which controls the Means of Production b. the capitalists or business owners. Proletariat a. The class which owns nothing but their own labor. b. The workers or employees. c. Lumpenproletariat 1. Non-working poor and surplus population who would play little part in the coming struggles. d. Peasants and Farmers 1. Proletarian dinosaurs from a previous mode of production (the feudal mode, remember, primitive, archaic, feudal, capitalist, socialist was the evolutionary trajectory Marx theorized about). 2. Their similar conditions and lack of complex patterns of interaction and interdependence is not conducive to the formation of a class acting in its interests (Klass fur sich). Means of Production a.

72. OSU Sociology Dr David Knottnerus Syllabi - SOC 5113 Reading List Institutionalization and anomie p. 533. Sociological Ambivalence (Merton and Barber)p. 104. The Oversocialized Conception of Man in Modern sociology (Wrong). http://sociology.okstate.edu/People/Faculty/Knottnerus/syll5113Reading.htm

OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY Skip navigation bar Home Text Only Calendar Contact Information Current News Department Information ... Syllabi David Knottnerus - Syllabi - Soc 5113 Reading List Reading List for 5113 Sociological Theory I Fall 2002 From: Sociological Theory: A Book of Readings Dr. David Knottnerus Introduction: p. 1. Definition of the Field Auguste Comte p. 521. Population Increase and the Law of Three Stages Herbert Spencer p. 466. Social Structure and Social Function p. 526. Progress: Its Law and Cause Emile Durkheim p. 88. The Internalization of Social Control I p. 164. Suicide and Social Cohesion p. 388. Anomie and Suicide P. 431. The Normality of Crime. Structural Functionalism p. 471. Structure and Function in Primitive Society (Radcliffe-Brown) Talcott Parsons p. 414. Institutionalization and Anomie p. 533. Social Change, Differentiation and Evolution (Eisenstadt)

73. People And Perspective Approach To Sociology sociology is the study of social facts, borrowed the idea of Comte who used the ofchange gives rise to social difficulties that result in anomie (a feeling of http://www2.tltc.ttu.edu/Schneider/1301_98/1301_c1b.htm

People and Perspective Approach to Sociology I. The People Approach 1. Karl Marx (1818-1883) Time Frame: Early industrial capitalism in France and Great Britain French Revolution 1789-1799 1848 Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels publish the Communist Manifesto. 1848 The Austrian revolution begins in Vienna; chancellor Metternich resigns. 1848 The Revolutions of 1848 break out in Europe. Concept of Conflict Relations in production involve conflict. Conflict is rooted in the economic sphere where people fight for resources. Even in the Family!! Some people own the means of production, and others do not. Different classes have different interests. Surplus value (Profit): True value - cost of subsistence Cost of subsistence is the time a worker needs to work to produce a true value that is enough for him to survive. True value : value that is achieved on the market Example: A worker sews 500 shirts a month that are sold for $10.000. For herself and her family, she needs about $1500 a month. In this case the surplus value is $8.500

74. Sociology From The Streets:The Powell Project 1910. an excerpt from From Dr.Elwin H. Powell's book, Design of DiscordStudies of anomie, (New York Oxford University Press. 1970 http://bfn.org/~as231/

SociologyFrom the Streets: TheElwin H. Powell Project from fly into the streets press See also The Ed Powell Site at http://www.edpowell.org for testimonies, memories, eulogies, and obituaries to Dr. Powell who died April 30, 2001. There are also some papers, and photography there and annoucement for an upcoming Memorial Service in Buffalo, New York. This site is to feature readings,handouts, discussions, links and ephemera about and from sociologist ElwinH. Powell and his projects. We will alsobe persuing some of the key concepts of his thoughtincluding... theself narrative andparticipatorysociology thecity and streets anomie warand peace sanctuary letter writing andthe book religion concepts andinstitutions andmore. The majority of this site will be made from the class hand outs I collected. Please click here fora list of the handoutsonline by the date of issue and an explanation of thecontext Please bepatient as to the development of this site. I have many other projects I amworking on. I will try to get a least a skeletal selection up as soon as possible. If anyone would like to learn more about this project or help indeveloping it please contact me. David Michalski at dmichalski@adm.schoolofvisualarts.edu

75. Introduction To Sociology Introduction to sociology. Lecture Karl Marx, Emile Durkheim, and Max Weber.Instructor Jerry Daday. anomie. • Loss of Collective Conscience. http://www.unm.edu/~daday/TopicX_Soc101_Founders.htm

Introduction to Sociology Lecture: Karl Marx, Emile Durkheim, and Max Weber Instructor: Jerry Daday University of New Mexico Karl Marx: 1818-1883 Born in Prussia (modern day Germany/Austria) Raised in a middle-class family – father was a lawyer In 1841 – when he was 23 yrs old, he received his Ph.D. in Philosophy from the University of Berlin A very complex man – studied numerous topics. Mainly is known for his work in the field of political economy and capitalism Capitalism: an economic system where natural resources (i.e. wood, oil, gas, etc) and the means to produce goods (i.e. in a factory) are privately owned. Workers exchange their labor for a paycheck from the owners. Very different than the Feudal system which preceded it. Karl Marx Young Marx: Very idealistic – hoped for change Industrialization, Urbanization and Capitalism – growing very rapidly Obsessed with inequality – wanted a worker revolution Marx saw society divided into two groups Proletariat – Working Class Bourgeoisie – Owning Class For Marx – the heart of industrialization and capitalism was rooted in inequalities and hardships The men and women of the working class and the poor The harsh working conditions in the factories, fields, and mines

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CLASSICAL SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY Fall 2002 PNE 335 Phone: 283-2139 OBJECTIVES There are two, often competing, objectives to teaching and learning sociological theory: (1) It is necessary to cover considerable ground, in terms of history, biography, and concepts; and (2) It is essential to pay close attention to primary texts, without which the history, biography and concepts would make no lasting impression. In order to achieve both objectives, this course will undertake an intensive review of the times, figures, and ideas that form the basis to theorizing sociologically. We will examine several texts intensively in order to see what each theorist was trying to grasp and understand. You will have the opportunity to write two kinds of papers during the course. One type will call for straightforward accounts of what you learn about these theorists, their theories, and the times in which they theorized. The other type will call for the unpacking of specific passages in a theorist's work, in order to link those passages and that work with present reality. REQUIRED TEXTS: Masters of Sociological Thought (2nd ed.)

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78. Introduction To Sociology 28Oct.10) Social Structure and anomie by Robert K. Merton. Chapter 5 Social 31-Nov.9) The Povery of the sociology of deviance Nuts, sluts, and preverts by http://www.stfx.ca/academic/sociology/Courses/OutlineSOC250121300.html

ST. FRANCIS XAVIER UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY Crime and Deviance: Soci. 250:12 and 13 Instructor: Donna MacDonald Office: 407 Immaculata Phone: 867-5217 Email: dmacdona@stfx.ca Office hours: Tuesday 10:00am – 12:00pm Thursday 11:15am-12:00pm Friday 1:15pm-2:00pm Also available by appointment Course Objective The purpose of this course is to introduce you to the sociology of crime and deviance. This introduction will include questioning the definitions of crime and deviance (i.e., Why is some behaviour labeled ‘deviant’ or ‘criminal’ while another behaviour is not?). We will examine various theoretical explanations (i.e., How do sociologists explain the occurance of deviant or criminal behaviour?). We will also examine and question the methods used by sociologists who study crime and deviance. In the final section of this course we will look at the practice of crime and deviance as we examine topics such at drugs, sexual abuse, murder and mental illness. Text: The Shadow Line: Deviance and Crime in Canada nd edition) (1998) by Ian McDermid Gomme Reader: Social Deviance: Reading in theory and research ( 3 rd edition) (1999) edited by Henry N. Pontell

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