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Why Choose Sociology as Your UPSC Optional?
access_time 2023-12-25T08:06:15.783Z face Team LearnSociology
Why Choose Sociology as Your UPSC Optional? Introduction For UPSC aspirants, the selection of an optional subject is a game-changer. Sociology, the scientific study of society, patterns of social relationships, social interaction, and culture, stands out as a strategic choice. This detailed guide a...
Q. Do you agree with the view of Andre Beteille that India’s villages are representative of Indian society’s basic civilizational values? Present a sociological overview. (2023)
access_time 2023-12-01T06:46:54.074Z face Team LearnSociology
Do you agree with the view of Andre Beteille that India’s villages are representative of Indian society’s basic civilizational values? Present a sociological overview. (2023) In his profound observation, Andre Beteille states, "the village was not merely a place where people lived; it had a design ...
Q: Analyse the differences between the attributional and interactional approach in studying the caste system. (2023)
access_time 2023-11-30T07:37:13.211Z face Team LearnSociology
Analyse the differences between the attributional and interactional approach in studying the caste system. (2023) The caste system in India is a complex and multi-dimensional social phenomenon. Two significant approaches to studying it are the Attributional and Interactional approaches, each offeri...
Q: Highlight the significant features of A. R. Desai’s ‘Dialectical Perspective’ to study Indian Society. (2023)
access_time 2023-11-30T07:17:42.288Z face Team LearnSociology
Highlight the significant features of A. R. Desai’s ‘Dialectical Perspective’ to study Indian Society. (2023) A. R. Desai, is a prominent Indian sociologist renowned for his application of the Marxist dialectical approach to the study of Indian society. His dialectical perspective offers a unique l...
Q. The decade of 1950s was the golden period of village studies in Indian Sociology. Explain the statement. 2023
access_time 2023-11-29T10:48:05.904Z face Team LearnSociology
The decade of 1950s was the golden period of village studies in Indian Sociology. Explain the statement. (2023) Village studies in Indian sociology refer to the systematic and empirical investigation of rural Indian communities. This field emerged as a distinct area of sociological inquiry in the p...