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By Howard S. Becker
Howard S. Becker, 2014
In this work, Howard S. Becker challenges conventional definitions of deviance, proposing it is better understood as a function of labeling rather than inherent criminality. He uses the example of differing views on murder versus justified homicide to illustrate how societal perceptions vary based on the individuals involved. Becker demonstrates methods for studying society through carefully investigated specific cases, contrasting this with speculative approaches that rely on invented scenarios. Drawing on extensive sociological research, the book provides detailed guidance on utilizing various types of cases to build sociological knowledge.