SOC 315 Sociology of Deviance

This course examines deviance from a critical, sociological perspective. The social construction, political nature, and social control of deviance are investigated. Major sociological theories of deviance, as well as their social policy implications, are analyzed. The development, management and cessation of deviant roles, identities, and careers are also explored.

Baccalaureate Experience

(SS)

Credits

4

Prerequisite

SOC 100 or SOC 102

Offered

spring semester.