Cultural criminology revives the ethnographic tradition in criminology, which involves studying crime and deviance as lived experiences. It aims to understand how cultural symbols, meanings, and practices are implicated in the production and interpretation of criminality. This perspective highlights the significance of cultural factors in the construction of criminal identities, activities, and responses.

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Cultural Criminology

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Cultural criminology

A) revives the ethnographic tradition in criminology and redirects it toward discovering crime as an unnecessary state of being.
B) revives the ethnographic tradition in criminology and redirects it toward discovering crime as a lived experience.
C) believes crime is understood not only as a consequence of economic domination , but also of symbolic, cultural and social domination
D) is a critical criminological function by demonstrating the effects of societal shifts towards increased insecurity and criminal injustice.

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