The Violent SocietyRowman & Littlefield, 1972 - Počet stran: 223 This book and its theme were matters of great controversy in the early 1970s, and this is a serious criminological work for general distribution to inform those concerned with violence in American society. |
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Social Theory and Homicide 1 Desperation and Aggression | 13 |
2 The Plan of the Book | 14 |
3 Some Dimensions of Violence | 15 |
4 Defining Violence and Homicide | 16 |
5 Restraints and Social Structuring | 17 |
6 Goals Means and Opportunities | 18 |
7 Subcultures of Violence and Other Approaches | 20 |
Reciprocity and Integration | 22 |
4 Common Threads | 99 |
5 Low Tension in Social Systems | 101 |
Suicide and the Social System 1 Suicide Rates Around the World | 104 |
3 Geography and Migration | 111 |
4 Age and Sex Differences | 114 |
5 Race in Relation to Age and Sex | 118 |
6 Variations by Prestige Groupings | 119 |
7 Downward Mobility | 121 |
9 A Role Formulation of Homicide | 25 |
Homicide and the Social System 1 Homicide Rates in Literate Societies | 28 |
2 NonLiterate Societies and Homicide | 30 |
3 Geographical and Class Differences in the United States | 31 |
4 Racial Variations | 33 |
5 Variations by Sex and Age | 36 |
6 Age Sex and Race in Relation to One Another | 38 |
7 Victim and Offender | 40 |
8 VictimPrecipitation | 42 |
9 Weapons Places and Times | 43 |
10 The Case of Louella Feary | 44 |
Homicide and the Individual 1 The Inner Roles of the Individual | 50 |
2 Frustration in the Early Lives of Homicidal Offenders | 53 |
3 Role Models and High Tension | 55 |
4 The Lack of Identity | 58 |
5 Delusion and the Masochistic Impulse | 59 |
6 The Case of Nathan OBrien | 61 |
The Social Control of Homicide 1 The Absence of Prevention | 67 |
2 The Labeling Process | 68 |
3 Conviction | 71 |
4 Imprisonment | 73 |
5 Execution | 75 |
6 Similarities Between Offenders and Agents of Control | 77 |
7 The Social Uses of Homicide | 79 |
8 Effective Controls | 82 |
9 One Executioner | 87 |
INWARD DIRECTED PERSONAL VIOLENCE SUICIDE | 91 |
Theory and Suicide 1 Durkheim and Social Integration | 93 |
2 Four Contemporary Theories of Suicide | 94 |
3 Social Disorganization Downward Mobility and Loss | 97 |
8 Motives Methods Places Times | 123 |
Suicide the Individual and Social Control 1 Inner Role Systems | 127 |
2 Loss of Love Objects | 128 |
3 Identity | 132 |
4 Reactionformation and Delusion | 134 |
5 Homicide Followed by Suicide | 136 |
6 Social Control and Selffulfilling Prophecy | 138 |
7 The Social Uses of Suicide | 142 |
8 Some Effective Controls | 144 |
MASS VIOLENCE RACE RIOTS | 149 |
Race Riots the Social System and the Individual 1 The Nature of Collective Behavior | 151 |
2 Rioting Defined | 152 |
3 Two Theories of Mass Violence | 153 |
4 High Tension as a Source of Riots | 155 |
5 Some Dimensions of Racial Rioting in the United States | 156 |
6 Social Characteristics of Rioters | 160 |
7 Precipitating Factors | 161 |
8 Major Social Forces Behind Racial Rioting | 163 |
9 Black Militancy | 167 |
10 BlackWhite Interaction and Identity | 170 |
The Social Control of Race Riots 1 Abortive Social Control and Predictability | 175 |
2 The Police Role | 176 |
3 The Courts | 180 |
4 The Social Uses of Rioting | 182 |
5 Some Preventive Measures | 185 |
6 Further Preventive Measures | 188 |
Postscript | 193 |
Notes | 196 |
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