An introduction to deviance
Subtitle: readings in the process of making deviants.
By: Edited by William J. Filstead.
Series: Markham sociology series
Publisher: Markham Pub. Co.
Published: 1972
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Number of pages: 255
Subjects: Personality disorders; Social psychiatry
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: General theoretical framework; an introduction, by W. J. Filstead.; title: Awareness contexts and social interaction, by B. G. Glaser and A. L. Strauss.; title: Accounts, by M. B. Scott and S. M. Lyman.; title: Conditions of successful degradation ceremonies, by H. Garfinkel.; title: Moral passage: the symbolic process in public designations of deviance, by J. R. Gusfield.; title: The moral career of the mental patient, by E. Goffman.; title: Definitions of time and recovery in paralytic polio convalescence, by F. Davis.; title: The adjustment of the family to the crisis of alcoholism, by J. K. Jackson.; title: Deviance disavowal: the management of strained interaction by the visibly handicapped, by F. Davis.; title: Police discretion in emergency apprehension of mentally ill persons, by E. Bittner.; title: The selection of clients by social welfare agencies: the case of the blind, by R. A. Scott.; title: The moral career of a bum, by J. P. Spradley.; title: Conceptions of deviant behavior: the old and the new, by J. P. Gibbs.; title: Deviance, deviant behavior, and deviants: some conceptual issues, by J. I. Kitsuse.; title: A note on the uses of official statistics, by J. I. Kitsuse and A. V. Cicourel.