Deviance: Functionalist Explanations
its explanation of society in recent years. It has become a ‘routine concept folly for students to demolish before moving on towards more rewarding ground’, to use the words of Downes and Rock. The Use of Functionalism Yet despite this trend towards Functionalism bashing, its role in history of sociological debate is firmly secured.
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