Transcription of SOCIOLOGY 4111 – DEVIANT BEHAVIOR
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SOCIOLOGY 4111 DEVIANT BEHAVIOR Fall 2014 6-8:30 Tuesday; Room 135 Blegen Hall course page: ~ Professor: Christopher Uggen (You-Gun) Teaching Assistant: Dominique Harding office: 1167 Social Sciences: 612-624-4016 office: 1181 Social Sciences email: email: office hours: 5 :30-7 Monday; before/after class or by appt. office hours: 3:30-5 Tuesday or by apt. Logic of the Course Welcome! This course considers why and how certain attributes and behaviors are defined as DEVIANT , the consequences of DEVIANT labels, and how norms, values, and rules are made and enforced.
concepts that cut across deviance theories and research, including social control, subcultures, and deviant careers. The second is devoted to theories of deviant behavior and societal reaction.
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