Social control in Canada: a reader on the social construction of deviance
"This book focuses primarily on social control - society's tendency to identify and control the behaviour of certain types of citizens - framed within a social constructionist perspective based on several assumptions. Firstly, the social construction approach argues that acceptable behavio...
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Oxford Univ. Press
1996
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| Zusammenfassung: | "This book focuses primarily on social control - society's tendency to identify and control the behaviour of certain types of citizens - framed within a social constructionist perspective based on several assumptions. Firstly, the social construction approach argues that acceptable behavioural norms and appropriate penalties for violations of such norms are difficult to define, making the degree of consensus on what is 'normal' behaviour highly variable. Secondly, we assume that what constitutes deviant behaviour changes over time and across social groups and societies. As a result, the social construction approach is informed largely by historical studies that track changing modes of social control. Thirdly, we assume that laws and norms are not necessarily unchangeable or correct or even shared by the majority." "This book is premised on the assumption that nothing is inherently deviant, but that what is regarded as deviant is the result of socio-historical context. We focus on five social categories - law, health, sexuality, race, and education - in which we discuss how definitions of unconventionality are formed and how they influence the control of certain categories of people."--BOOK JACKET. |
| Beschreibung: | 425 S. graph. Darst. |
| ISBN: | 0195409191 |
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| adam_text | Contents
List of Figures v
List of Tables v
Acknowledgements vi
1 Introduction to Deviance and Social Control 1
Bernard Schissel
PART I: LAW AND SOCIAL CONTROL 25
2 Sexual Violence and Social Control 29
Ron Hinch
3 The Selective Control of Drugs 59
Patricia Erickson
4 Youth Misconduct: Deviance and Social Control 78
Grade Eleven Advanced Class, Walter Murray Collegiate
5 Punishment and Control of Women in Prisons:
The Punishment of Privation 101
Carolyn Carey
PART II: HEALTH AND SOCIAL CONTROL 127
6 Mental Illness—Tales of Madness: From the Asylum to Oprah 129
Kathleen Kendall
7 The Impact of Medicalization on Women 149
Eleanor Maticka Tyndale and Marilyn Bicher
8 The Body Perfect: Appearance Norms,
Medical Control, and Women 174
Deborah Findlay
PART III: SEXUALITY AND SOCIAL CONTROL 201
9 The Regulation of Prostitution: Setting the Morality Trap 203
Frances M. Shaver
10 Constructing Sexuality in the aids Era 227
Barry Adam
11 Deconstructing Spousal Violence:
A Socialist Feminist Perspective 241
Kathy Storrie and Nancy Poon
PART IV: RACE AND SOCIAL CONTROL 261
12 Social Control and the Historical Construction of Race 263
Vic Satzewich and Li Zong
13 Native Canadian Deviance and the Social Control of Race 288
Jim Frideres
14 Youth Culture, Racism, and Alienation: The Control of Youth 320
Thomas Fleming
PART V: EDUCATION AND SOCIAL CONTROL 333
15 The Hidden Curriculum 335
Terry Wotherspoon
16 Campus Sex Crime, Journalism, and Social Control 352
Linda Mahood
17 Deviance and Discipline in the Classroom 373
Randle W. Nelsen
Contributors 4O3
Index 405
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