Original post by Em395
Yes it is termed normlessness.
Durkheim argues that society is engulfed in chaos and anomie when social values and norms are not complied with.
Durkheim argues that society is engulfed in chaos and anomie when social values and norms are not complied with.
Okay thank you very much!
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