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Sociology as Science: a Science, scientific method and critique. Sociological Thinkers: a Karl Marx- Historical materialism, mode of production, alienation, class struggle. Merton- Latent and manifest functions, conformity and deviance, reference groups. Stratification and Mobility: a Concepts- equality, inequality, hierarchy, exclusion, poverty and deprivation. Religion and Society: a Sociological theories of religion. Systems of Kinship: b Types and forms of family.

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Sociology of Indian Society presents various facets of the Indian society and enhances students understanding on Indian social structure by focusing on both structural and phenomenological aspects of Indian social system. Written in a simple and lucid style, it deals with a set of recurring social problems that Indian society has been confronting and analyses them in light of prominent theoretical and empirical observations.

In addition, students of Law, Nursing, MA in Sociology and candidates appearing for several competitive examinations will also find it very useful.

Historical Moorings of the Indian Society, 2. Indian Society Through the Ages, 3. Pioneers of Indian Sociology, 4. Marriage System in India, 5. Family System in India, 6. Women in India, 7. Indian Caste System, 8. Some Aspects of Social Mobility, 9. Social Movements in India, Tribal Life in India, Urban Life in India, Environment Pollution, Economic Factors in Modern India, Demographic Dynamics in India, Religion and Society, Political System in India, Education in India, Examination Syllabus - Paper II.

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Written in a simple and lucid style, it deals with a set of recurring social problems that Indian society has been confronting and analyses them in light of prominent theoretical and empirical observations. Beginning with brief discussion on history and nature of the Indian society through ages, it gives an account of the demographic composition of the country in light of factors like culture, religion and socio-economic and political systems. It caters primarily to the requirements of undergraduate course in Sociology. In addition, students of Law, Nursing, MA in Sociology and candidates appearing for several competitive examinations will also find it very useful. Historical Moorings of the Indian Society, 2.