Explain the meaning of social control By Peter Berger

What is the purpose of this article? What is the most important information provided in the article? What implications might be considered if following the author’s line of thought? In your opinion, is it possible to function as a society without the threat of physical violence to keep people under control? Explain why or why not. Section B Answer the following questions: Emile Durkheim made the surprising statement that crime is useful and perhaps even necessary for all social organization, explain Durkheim’s approach and point to several specific ways in which crime is functional for society as a whole. Section C Answer the following questions: Describe the labeling theory of deviance. What basic insight about deviance is offered by this approach? How does labeling figure into the difference between primary deviance and secondary deviance? What is the importance of stigma in labeling analysis? Section D Answer the following questions: What are the functional consequences of inequality for society as a whole? Illustrate the Davis-Moore thesis by pointing out various jobs and the relative rewards each job commands. Explain the differences in the approaches to social stratification of Karl Marx and Max Weber. In your opinion, do you think it is possible to live in a world without stratification or social inequality? Explain. Lastly, what is the most interesting thing you discovered in the chapters covered in this module.