SA 101 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Symbolic Interactionism, Social Stratification, Social Inequality

• School: Simon Fraser University
• Department: Sociology and Anthropology
• Course: SA 101
• Professor: Amie Mc Lean

Document Summary

Can be seen that remembering this act will bring people together in outrage and mourning. Also identify issues of dysfunction in society. they recognize a particular social structure can have a negative impact and create problems for social stability and cohesion. Social dysfunction: any social pattern that may disrupt the operation of society. Risk of alienating the family of whom the victims came from. Killers who succeeded in killing more and more people. problem is that it can undermine the public trust in the legal system and police force. Argue that forgetting the victims is a further expression of the ways in which we as a society forget and ignore the indigenous and poverish people of canada. Points to issues of male domination over women and see this that the reason we remember serial killers is because they are most likely to be men and actions are extreme examples of violence over women.