The death and resurrection of deviance : current ideas and research /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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New York :
Palgrave Macmillan,
2014.
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| Series: | Critical criminological perspectives.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction : Tales of death and deviance
- pt. I. The death of deviance?
- The meaning and validity of the death of deviance claim
- The critical role of deviance in society
- The deviance bubble
- Expanding deviance toward difference : a lingusitic approach
- The "death of deviance" and stagnation of 20th-century criminology
- Subcultures and deviance
- pt. II. Productive deviance
- Debating the death of deviance : transgressing extremes in conspiracy narratives
- Religious deviance
- The new moral entrepreneurs : atheist activism as scripted and performed political deviance
- The school-to-prison pipeline and the "death of deviance" in the American public school system
- For these people it is almost too late : German citizenship education, Islam and the construction of normativity and deviance
- The mass killer's search for validation through infamy, media attention and transcendence
- pt. III. Doing deviance between teaching and research
- The didactic relevance of the death of deviance debate
- "Deviance" is for undergrads, "social control" is for grad students
- Deviance and social justice.