Question

Durkheim argues that deviance has an important role in society.

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Answer 1

the answer is true just took the test.

Step-by-step explanation:

Durkheim argued that deviance was an important role in society and deviance can lead to social change it is a normal function in society, it is normal the world could never become perfect because we are humane.

Answer 2

True.

Step-by-step explanation:

Emile Durkheim was a famous sociologist and he had certain views when it came to social structure. He was mainly focused on the traditional and modern sides of the society and functions of each.

He came forward with some social facts that are defined as the norms, structures and values of a society.

What he was interested in the most, is the '' glue '' that holds a certain society together. It means, his focus was mainly on experiences that are shared, values, beliefs and behaviors that allow people to feel like they belong to the certain group and that working together is the common interest of them all. He stood up by his theory, that violence and deviance is inevitable. He thought that a perfect, stable, violence-free community cannot exist.