Constructions of Deviance: Social Power, Context, and Interaction
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Constructions of Deviance: Social Power, Context, and Interaction

by Peter Adler, Patricia Adler

Sociology
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This sociology book investigates constructions of deviance through the lenses of social power, context, and interaction. It explores how societal dynamics define and respond to deviant behaviors, providing foundational insights into the sociology of deviance for students and scholars alike.

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Constructions of Deviance examines the interplay of social power, context, and interaction in defining deviant behavior within sociological frameworks.

The book addresses key concepts in the sociology of deviance, offering insights into how societal norms and structures influence perceptions of abnormality.

Through its paperback format, it provides accessible exploration of deviance as a social construct shaped by interpersonal and institutional forces.

Readers gain understanding of the contextual factors that contribute to the labeling and treatment of deviant actions in various social settings.

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