SYLLABUS-SOCIOLOGY
Chapter -1
Introduction to Sociology
Definition –Nature- and Importance
Relation of Sociology with other social sciences-Economics-History
–Political
Science-Phychology and Social Anthropology-Branches of
Sociology-Industrial
Sociology-Political Sociology-Sociology of Family-Sociology
of Education-Medical
Sociology-Urban and Rural Sociology.
Chapter-2
Development of Sociology as a Social Science and
Sociological Prospective.
Chapter-3
Basic Concepts
a) Society-Community-Association
Institution –Social Groups-Social Structure and function- Role
and Status- Social
Stratification and Mobility- Social Control-Social process
and Social Change.
b) Culture and Socialization
Definition-Features-Elements-Types-CulturalRelativity-Ethnocentrism-Cultural
lagCultural
System & sub-system-cultural change.
Chapter-4
Social Institutions
a) Marriage-Family-Kinship-Religious Institutions-Economic
Institution –
Educational Institution and Political institutions.
b) Indian Social Institutions.
Marriage-Family-Joint Family-Caste System-Rural Community-Tribes-Rural
Developmental Policies-Community Development Programmes-Panchayath
Raj
and 1973 Amendment Act-PURA Programme-people’s participation-Political
Empowerment and Co-operation movement-Rural Development
ProgrammesOveral
Development 2
Chapter 5
Social Problems.
Definition-Nature-Cause-Proposals.
Family Disorganisation-Problem of Child Labour-Problem of
Aged-Gender issues
and Gender problems-Communal Riots-corruption-terrorism-Alcoholism
and Drug
Addiction-problem of Unemployment-untouchability-population
problem-Rural and
Urban Problems- Nepotism-Legal and Constitutional measures
in controlling
Social problems.
Chapter-6
Social Research
Meaning-Nature-Types & importance.
Problem of objectivity & value Neutrality in social
research-Research ProcessStages-Selection
of Research Problem-Hypothesis-Research Design-TypesSample
selection-Probability and Non probability-Data Collection-TypesTechniques-Classification
of Data & Interpretation, Report writing.
Chapter-7
Thinkers / Theorists
a) Auguste Comte-Herbert Spencer-Emily Durkheim-Max Webber-Karl MarxSorokin-Wilfredo
Pareto,
b) G.S.Ghurey-Ramakrishna Mukherjee-Radhakrishna MukherjeeM.N.Srinivas-IravathiKarve-Louis
Dumont-Dipankar Gupta-Yogendra SinghVeena
Das-SharmilaRaegae-LeelaDubey- A.R.Desai-Neera Desai.
Chapter-8
Contemporary Sociological Theories
Structural-functionaltheory-Brown-Nadel-Levis-Strans-Malinovsky-Merton-Talcot
Parsons
Conflict Theory-Simmel-Marx-Dahremdorf-Coser-Randel Collins-C.W.Mills
Critical Theory
Symbolic-internationalism-C.H Cooley-G.H.Mead-W.I.Thomas-Herbert Blumer.
Feminism-Modernization&-Anti-Feminism.
Theories-(DependencyTheory)-Post Modern Development Theory-(Escobar)-
Social Changes.
Phenomenology-Ethnomethodology & Post Modern Thinking
Chapter-9
Social Change & Social Movement-Meaning Definition-Nature and Importance,
Types-peasant movement-Dalit Movement-Backward Classes movement-Social
Reform Movement-Social Movement and Social Change.
Chapter-10
Social Inclusion and Exclusion-Meaning-Nature-issues and
problems of Social
Inclusion/Exclusion among Scheduled Caste and Class-Scheduled
Tribes-Neo
Buddhist and Women.
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