CRIM 1650 Chapter Notes -Ritualism In The Church Of England, Class Conflict

• School: York University
• Department: Criminology
• Course: CRIM 1650
• Professor: James Williams

Document Summary

Social structure (capitalist: value, beliefs and norms, laws- government, class-socioeconomic status, education. Capitalists- achieve the most that you can; working hard to get stuff or to make yourself look better. First, culturally defined goals, interests and purposes. Second, defines, regulates and controls acceptable means of achieving these goals. 5 stages: (merton) anomie- when society lets you down. Conformity: (sort of conditioning) culture and goals & means of achieving (law abiding citizens) Innovation: you just have culture and goals don"t have access to education or jobs. Ritualism: they don"t care about cultural goods and services, but they go through institutional means. (they just don"t care) Retreatism: they don"t care about the cultural goods and institutional means. (suffering from anomie) Rebellion: they realize there is cultural goals and they can"t get it and realize theirs institutional means but they can"t achieve that ( they are revolutionists; change the whole system)