Crime, Deviance, Social Control and Social Order | A Level Sociology
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- čas přidán 28. 07. 2024
- This video provides an introduction to the concept of crime, deviance, social control and social order and how these are addressed in various theories that A-Level sociology students cover.
VIDEO TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Introduction
00:36 - Crime and Deviance as Socially Constructed
01:09 - Functionalist Perspective: Social Order and Control
01:38 - Merton's Functionalist Perspective
02:11 - Subcultural Theories of Crime and Deviance
02:41 - Marxist Perspectives on Crime and Deviance
03:13 - Feminist Perspectives on Crime and Deviance
03:44 - Interactionist Perspectives on Crime and Deviance
04:13 - Labeling Theory and Social Control
04:47 - Media as a Form of Social Control
05:20 - Realist Theories of Crime
05:53 - Left and Right Realists' Approaches to Crime
VIDEO SUMMARY
This video discusses crime, deviance, social control, and social order from a sociological perspective. It emphasizes that criminal and deviant behavior is socially constructed and dependent on various factors such as time, age, gender, and cultural norms. The video provides an overview of different sociological approaches to crime and deviance. Functionalist theorists examine the impact of crime on social order and control, while subcultural theorists focus on how marginalized groups create their own norms and values in opposition to mainstream society. Marxist perspectives highlight power imbalances between ruling and working classes, while feminists explore gendered aspects of crime and control. Interactionists emphasize the role of social interactions and labeling in defining deviance, and realist theories advocate for practical solutions to address crime. The video concludes by highlighting the importance of understanding these perspectives in explaining crime and deviance.
KEY TERMS USED IN THE VIDEO
Crime, Deviance, Social Control, Social Order, Sociological Theories, Functionalist Perspective, Subcultural Theories, Marxist Perspectives, Feminist Perspectives, Interactionist Perspectives, Labeling Theory, Media, Realist Theories, Left Realists, Right Realists
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