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Examine the following article:

Beren, F. (2014). Civil disobedience. In C.J. Forsyth & H. Copes (Eds.), Encyclopedia of social deviance (Vol. 1, pp. 102-104). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.

Then, answer the following questions:

  • From which library database did the source come? What type of information does this source provide?
  • Locate three more resources related to this subject. What were the most successful search strategies on your topic (e.g. keyword vs. subject searching, Boolean operators, etc.).
  • Be sure to discuss the different perspectives represented and whether there are people/voices that might be missing in the discussion of the source. Compare and contrast the type of information found in each source, as well as articulate the processes underlying the creation of each source.
  • Have the authors of these sources come to different conclusions? What does that have to do with their disciplinary conventions, authority, or bias?

Your written submission should be 1-2 pages in length with document and citation formatting per the CSU-Global Guide to Writing & APA.

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The source came from the Gale Virtual Reference Library database. This source is for an
article, written by Beren, in an encyclopedia of social deviance. The encyclopedia itself explains
behaviors that are outside of what is normal for a culture. It also describes how these behaviors
effect individuals in a social world. The article that this source provides is titled Civil
Disobedience. It describes civil disobedience as well as gives examples of moments of civil
disobedience throughout history.

Searching for sources related to the original source can get complex fast due to the fact
that it is a subject that is very opinionated. While using the keyword, civil disobedience, worked
on finding articles and books about civil disobedience, subject searching had to also be used.
This was due to the fact that civil disobedience can be observed in many different ways. It all
depends on the point of view describing it. Many of the articles focused on civil disobedience
from a negative point of view while others focused on it from a positive point of view.

Civil disobedience is a term to describe someone who is doing something that wrong but
isn’t necessarily wrong. Defining what is and isn’t wrong is why there are so many different
points of view on this matter. For instance, Smith (2012) explains how civil disobedience should
be handled by a police officer/law enforcer. This is a gray area in today’s society as while people
believe they should be able to share their voice and opinion, it has become out of hand and needs
to be shut down by law enforcement. However, in Civil Disobedience (2002), Thoreau explains
civil disobedience as an act of standing up for what somebody believes in. He believed that
people should not be lawfully punished for not following a law that they believed was unjust.
Originally, his ideas were developed in the late nineteenth century. However, his book has since
be republished multiple times. Sergio (2009), much like the original source by Beren (20...


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