01. Who is considered the founding figure of sociology? a) Karl Marx b) Max Weber c) Auguste Comte d) Emile Durkheim Ans. C Show Answer 02. What is the sociological term for a set of organized beliefs and practices that guide human behavior? a) Culture b) Norms c) Religion d) Morality Ans. C Show Answer […]
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Neo-functionalism thesis A revival of interest in Parsons’ work, first in Germany and then in the United States. United States of America, led to the emergence of neo-functionalism. primary goal was to merge some aspects of functionalism, those that has stood the test of time, other paradigms have evolved bettercritical points of view. The goal
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The sociological perspective of education focuses on both processes: education and the relationship between education and various aspects society. The main challenge is to understand how education influences social processes and are influenced by them. Seeds of sociology Education has been postulated in the writings of Plato and others (some of which We have read
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For any rural development strategy, providing credit and creating savings are needed. Credit plays an important role not only in modernization agriculture, but also in the fight against rural poverty. But we must be careful not to equating credit flows with capital creation in rural areas. Simple increase in flow money to rural areas is
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Isaiah Berlin: negative and positive philosophy on Liberty Isaiah Berlin’s first lesson “Two Concepts of Freedom” proved to be one of the major contributions to the political philosophy of the 20th century. Berlin makes a distinction between negative freedom and positive freedom, and in his own opinion, thesedifferent feelings of freedom are evoked in response
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Simply put, theory refers to the explanation of general principles art or science built on practice. Indeed, based on from practice we deduce certain rules and sometimes we are able to separate these rules from everything we have seen in practice. So we start distinguish between theory and practice. The theory is usually useful for
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FIRST YEAR MSO-001: Sociological Theories and Concepts Answer any five questions selecting at least two from each of the sections. Your answersshould be in about 500 words each.Marks – 100Section-I Explain the relationship between theory and paradigm. [20] Compare and contrast the functional approaches of Radcliffe-Brown andMalinowski. [20] Explain the concept of liberty in the
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Theme of The Waste Land ‘The Waste Land’ is primarily concerned with the theme of barrenness in the mythical 20th century wasteland. The earth having lost its fertility, and nothing of use can grow there; animals and cultures have forgotten the true meaning of their reproductive function, intended to rejuvenate the earth. The negative the
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INTRODUCTION William Wordsworth, the greatest poet of the 19th century Romantic Revival, wrote The Prelude, a long autobiographical poem in fourteen books, in 1800, when he was thirty years old and at the height of his poetic talent. If Matthew Arnold is correct in his observation of him, then Wordsworth’s best poetry came for ten
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On the Sublime is a work of Greek artistic feedback from the Roman era dating from the 1st century AD. His creator is unknown, however he is referred to as Longinus or Pseudo-Longinus. It is seen as an exemplary work on the style and impacts of good written work. The treatise presents cases of good
