书籍详情
格式
Kindle
页数
391
语言
意大利语
已发布
May 23, 2019
出版商
Meltemi editore
ISBN-10
8855190636
ISBN-13
9788855190633
描述
David Matza delves into the intricate dynamics of deviance, exploring how individuals and society define and perceive behavior that strays from the norm. He scrutinizes the transitional stages of becoming a deviant, revealing that it's not just about inherent traits but also the influence of social contexts and interactions.
Through a blend of theoretical insights and real-life examples, Matza invites readers to rethink their understanding of deviance. He emphasizes the importance of societal response in shaping an individual’s path, highlighting how labels and expectations can either push someone toward or pull them away from deviant behavior.
By examining the fluid boundaries between conformity and deviance, Matza opens a dialogue about the complexities of human behavior. His work challenges prevalent notions and encourages readers to reflect on their own perceptions of normality and strangeness.
Through a blend of theoretical insights and real-life examples, Matza invites readers to rethink their understanding of deviance. He emphasizes the importance of societal response in shaping an individual’s path, highlighting how labels and expectations can either push someone toward or pull them away from deviant behavior.
By examining the fluid boundaries between conformity and deviance, Matza opens a dialogue about the complexities of human behavior. His work challenges prevalent notions and encourages readers to reflect on their own perceptions of normality and strangeness.