Discover the latest insights in the world of social phenomena with 'Social Deviance', the essential reading for anyone interested in sociology, psychology, and behavioral studies. This updated edition, published by John Wiley & Sons in 2018, explores the complex meaning of social deviance, examining how society delineates acceptable behavior from what it deems offensive. With 208 pages of insightful content, this book provides a fresh and engaging introduction to the theories of deviance, including a focus on both negative and positive deviance.

In 'Social Deviance', you will uncover the intricate processes by which behavior, ideas, and appearances are classified and labeled, revealing the broader political and social dynamics at play. This comprehensive analysis not only discusses the nature of social norms but also delves into the motivations behind deviant behavior, shedding light on who gets to decide what is considered deviant and why.

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