Durkheim argued that deviance would be present, even in a 'community of saints in an exemplary and perfect monastery'.This statement suggests that
A)deviance and crime are distinct concepts.
B)those in power define what is deviant.
C)there are some societies in which deviance does not exist.
D)deviance is present in all societies.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Durkheim argued that deviance is present in all societies, even in a community that is considered perfect and exemplary. This suggests that deviance is a universal phenomenon that exists in all societies, and it is not limited to certain individuals or groups.

Durkheim Argued That Deviance Would Be Present, Even in a 'Community