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Part 1. Classical Perspectives on Deviance<br/><br/>Overview: Origins of Deviance and Foundational Ideas. by Tammy Anderson<br/><br/>Defining Deviance<br/><br/>Emile Durkheim. 1982 (S. Lukes). Rules for the Distinction of The Normal and the Pathological. Excerpted chapter from Rules of the Sociological Method. New York: The Free Press. Pp. 85-mid 87 and 91- mid 101.<br/>Becker – 1963. Outsiders, "Chapter 1. pp. 1-18" New York: The Free Press.<br/>Symbolic Interactionism, Labeling, Stigma<br/><br/>3. Lemert, Edwin W. 1974. "Beyond Mead: The Societal Reaction to Deviance." Social Problems 21(4):457-468.<br/><br/>4. Goffman, Erving. 1963. Stigma. (Chapter 1, pp 1-19) Englewood Cliffs,<br/><br/>NJ: Prentice-Hall.<br/><br/>Functionalism, Social Pathology and Social Control<br/><br/>5. Merton, R. 1938. Social Structure and Anomie. ASR 3:672-682.<br/><br/>6. Sutherland, Edwin. 1945. Social Pathology. AJS. 50 (6): 429-435.<br/><br/>7. Hirschi, Travis. 2009[1969]. Causes of Delinquency. Piscataway, NJ: Transaction Press. Chapter II, Pp. 16-26.<br/><br/>Critical Theory and Deviance Politics<br/><br/>8. Cohen, S. 1980. Folk Devils and Moral Panics. New York: St Martin’s Press. Chapter 1, pp.9-19<br/><br/>9. Szasz, Thomas S. 1960. "The Myth of Mental Illness." American Psychologist 15(2):113-118.<br/><br/>10. Spitzer, Steven. 1975. "Toward a Marxian Theory of Deviance," Social Problems, 22(5): 638-651.<br/><br/>11. Brake, M. 1974. "The Skinheads: An English Working Class Subculture." Youth & Society, 6(2): 179-200. Pp. 179-188 only<br/><br/>Part 2. Contemporary Approaches to Deviance<br/><br/>Overview; Modern Parallels and Innovations in Deviance Studies. by Tammy Anderson<br/><br/>Moral Panic and Risk Society<br/><br/>12. "[A]Moral Panics, Risk, and the Scientization of Contemporary Problems:<br/><br/>Meth Addiction and Viral Pandemics," by Philip Kavanaugh and R.J. Maratea.<br/><br/>13. Heir, Sean. 2008. "Thinking Beyond Moral Panic: Risk, responsibility and the politics of moralization," Theoretical Criminology, 12: 173-190 (excerpt only 173-177, 180-mid 182, last 4 lines 183-188 + references).<br/><br/>14. Ungar, Sheldon. 2001. "Moral panic versus the risk society: the implications of the changing sites of social anxiety," British Journal of Sociology Vol. No. 52 Issue No. 2 (June 2001) Pp. 271–276 (top) and 287-288.<br/><br/>Stigma, Carnival, and the Grotesque<br/><br/>15. "From Stigma to Carnival of the Grotesque: Explaining Body Deviance," by David Lane.<br/><br/>16. Monaghan, Lee F. 2005. "Big Handsome Men, Bears and Others: Virtual Constructions of 'Fat Male Embodiment'." Body & Society 11(2):81-111. Pp. 81-82, 88-111 only.<br/><br/>17. Langman, Lauren. 2008. "Punk, Porn and Resistance: Carnivalization and the Body in Popular Culture." Current Sociology 56(4):657-677. Pp. 658-mid 660, 661-662, 663-670 and 673-674 only.<br/><br/>Degeneracy, Social Pathology and Medicalization<br/><br/>18. "From Degenerate to Diseased and Back Again: The Circular Trajectory of Mental Illness as Medical Deviance in Sociology," by Victor Perez.<br/><br/>19. Conrad, Peter. 2005. The Shifting Engines of Medicalization. Journal of Health and Social Behavior. 46(1): 3-14.<br/><br/>20. Phelan, Jo C. 2005. "Geneticization of Deviant Behavior and Consequences for Stigma: The Case of Mental Illness," Journal of Health and Social Behavior, 46:307-322.<br/><br/> <br/><br/> <br/><br/> <br/><br/>From Labeling to Resistance and Edgework<br/><br/>21. "Deviance and Disorder: Parkour through Labeling and Edgework," by John Brent.<br/><br/>22. Lyng, S. 1990. Edgework: A Social Psychological Analysis of Voluntary Risk Taking. American Journal of Sociology, 95(4): 851-886.<br/><br/>23. Valli, Rajah. 2007. "Resistance as Edgework in Violent Intimate Relationships of Drug-Involved Women." British Journal of Criminology 47(2):196-213.<br/><br/>Deviant Careers and Lifecourse Criminology<br/><br/>24. "Understanding Prostitution through the Deviant Career and Lifecourse Criminology Paradigms," by Emily Bonistall and Kevin Ralston.<br/><br/>25. Sampson, Robert and Laub, John. 1992. "Crime and Deviance in the Lifecourse." Annual Review of Sociology, Vol. 18 (1992), Pp. 63-84. Pp. 63-70.<br/><br/>26. Oselin, Sharon. 2010. Weighing the Consequences of a Deviant Career: Factors Leading to an Exit From Prostitution, Sociological Perspectives, Vol. 53, No. 4 (Winter 2010), pp. 527-550.<br/><br/>Subcultures, Scenes, and Tribes<br/><br/>27. "HIV and Bug Chasers: A Deviant Subculture, Scene, or Tribe?" by Holly Swan and Laura Monico<br/><br/>28. Moskowitz, David A. and Michael E. Roloff. 2007. "The existence of a bug chasing subculture." Culture, Health & Sexuality. 9(4):347- 357.<br/><br/>28. Futrell, Robert, Simi, Pete, and Gottschalk, Simon. 2006. "Understanding Music in Movements: The White Power Music Scene." The Sociological Quarterly, 47: 275- 304. Pp. 275-276 and 280-296.<br/><br/>Social Control and Mass Incarceration<br/><br/>30. "The Social Control of Youth across Institutional Spheres," by Aaron Kupchik.<br/><br/>31. Victor Rios, 2006, "The Hyper-Criminalization of Black and Latino Male Youth in the Era of Mass Incarceration" Souls 8: 40-54.<br/><br/>32. Paul Hirschfield, 2008, "Preparing for prison? The criminalization of school discipline in the USA" Theoretical Criminology 12: 79-101. Pp. 79-95 mid.<br/><br/>Part 3. Emergent Possibilities and the Future of Deviance<br/><br/>Overview: Expanding the Scope of Deviance, by Tammy Anderson<br/><br/>33. Kitsuse, John I. 1980. "Coming Out all Over: Deviants and the Politics of Social Problems," Social Problems, 28(1): 1-12.<br/><br/>34. Jones, Nikki. 2009. "I was aggressive for the streets, pretty for the pictures: Gender, difference and the inner-city girl," Gender & Society, 23 (1): 89-93.<br/><br/>35. Ghaziani, Amin. 2010. "There goes the Gayborhood" Contexts: 9(4): 64-66.<br/><br/>36. Anderson, Tammy L. Swan, Holly and Lane, Davd. 2010. Institutional Fads and the Medicalization of Drug Addiction. Sociology Compass, 4(7): 476-494. |
