What distinguishes Jack Katz from other sociologists is that
most of the focus on the background of the individual as the maybe most
important factor that predisposes them to committing deviant acts. Instead Katz
argues that what the perpetrators experience while committing those acts can
help researchers better understand their actions. He shows this with the example of a young shoplifter who shoplifts not because he needs the thing he steels but because he likes the rush of the act itself.
It's the Congo River, hope this helps : )
The renaissance started in Italy, and more specifically in 13th century in the city of Florence, in Tuscany, northern Italy - it was called the "Athens for middle ages" for this reasons.
Answer:
<em>duty-based ethics/ Deontological ethics</em>
Explanation:
Deontological ethics, also called duty-based ethics,<em> is concerned with what individuals do, not the effects of their actions.
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It informs us that certain acts are good or bad due to the kinds of things they are, and individuals have a obligation to act appropriately, irrespective of the positive or negative implications that can be generated.
