Titlebook: Becoming Criminal; The Socio-Cultural O Don Crewe Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2013 complexity.

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Powersts (perhaps with the exception of David Matza). Conventionally the aetiology of crime has been said to lie between two conceptions of the human: the determined and the free. The determined human is more or less a slave to things beyond his control such as his biology, his psychology, or his social

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Change and Complexityrises from the highly complex nature of the individual elements that pattern social interactions. I suggested, indeed, in line with Sawyer, that the very nature of the use of symbols means that the number of possible starting conditions for any interaction is, to all intents and purposes, infinite,

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Theory as Productive of Certainty: Teleology, Cause, Reason, and Emancipationeory has in the past been taken to be, or what it has been taken that it should do. This is of course necessarily a task with a historical aspect, and I will outline ‘A Brief History of Theory’. I will suggest that theory has variously been taken to be a tool for ascertaining the purpose of things,

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The Nature of Theorythat there are problems with this way of thinking about the development of new theory. A significant contemporary figure subscribing to this developmental process in theory making is Randall Collins, while a vocal critic of metatheorising (Collins 1986a), his own theoretical method relies heavily on