Notes on the Sociology of Deviance
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Incipit: "It is general practice in [[sociology]] to regard [[deviant behavior]] as an alien element in society." | Incipit: "It is general practice in [[sociology]] to regard [[deviant behavior]] as an alien element in society." | ||
+ | The essay references ''[[The Rules of Sociological Method]]'' Durkheim's dictum that [[crime]] is a natural event, "an integral part of all healthy societies." | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
*[[Deviance (sociology) ]] | *[[Deviance (sociology) ]] |
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"Thus the norm has a history much like that of an article of common law: it is an accumulation of decisions made by the community over a long period of time which gradually gathers enough moral influence to serve as a precedent for future decisions." --"Notes on the Sociology of Deviance" (1962) by Kai T. Erikson |
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"Notes on the Sociology of Deviance" (1962) is an essay by Kai T. Erikson.
Incipit: "It is general practice in sociology to regard deviant behavior as an alien element in society."
The essay references The Rules of Sociological Method Durkheim's dictum that crime is a natural event, "an integral part of all healthy societies."
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