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Neha Yadav

In this course, Neha Yadav discusses the fundamentals of Sociology Mains Paper 1- a comprehensive course in line with the syllabus. She also takes you through the content from NCERT XI and XII along with IGNOU BA and MA Reference.

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Crack Sociology: UPSC CSE

Overview lesson for Sociology the easy way - paper 1 mains topics to be covered are discussed along with target audience

Course Overview

Emergence of Sociology as a subject, difference from common sense and philosophy. Industrialisation in Europe and India, pre-Modern and Modern society.

Emergence of Sociology

Scope of Sociology and its comparision with History , Economics ,Political Science , Psychology and Anthropological

Scope of Sociology and Comparision with Other Sciences

Sociology as Science, sociology and common sense, Major theoretical strands - Positivism and its critique

Sociology as a Science - Part 1

Research Methodology theoretical strands- Interpretative sociology, critical sociology, facts values and objectivity

Sociology as a Science - Part 2

Research Methods in Sociology, Questions, Hypothesis, Variables, Reliability and validity

Research Methods and Analysis

Research Methods- Data collection : Experiment, Survey, Participant Observation and Existing resources. Inductive and deductive thought, triangulation method

Research Methods and Analysis 2

Karl Marx - Historical Materialism, Modes of Production, Class struggle and Alienation

Sociological Thinkers 1 " Karl Marx "

Emile Durkheim Social facts, Division of labour, suicide, Theory of religion and society

Sociological Thinkers 2 Emile adurkheim

Sociological Thinkers 3 Max Weber: Social action, Ideal type, Ideal types of social action and bureaucracy

Sociological Thinkers 3 "Max Weber"

Sociological Thinkers 3 Max Weber: Bureaucracy features, Protestant ethics of Capitalism and Modernity

Sociological Thinkers 3 "Max Weber " - 2

Talcott Parsons- social action, motives and values, cognitive, cathectic and psychological, social systems

Sociological Thinkers 4 "Talcott Parsons"

Talcott Parsons social systems, pattern variables

Sociological Thinkers 4 "Talcott Parsons " -2

Manifest and Latent function by Merton Sociological Thinkers 5

Sociological Thinkers 5 " Robert K Merton "

Conformity and Deviance, Reference Groups by  Sociological Thinker "Robert K Merton "

Sociological Thinkers 5 " Robert K Merton " -2

Sociological Thinkers 6 " G H Mead "

Concepts of stratification, equality, inequality, exclusion , hierarchy, poverty and deprivation

Stratification and Mobility - Concepts

Theories of Social Stratification- Structural Functionalist theory by Davis -Moore and Talcott Parsons along with criticism of each

Theories of Social Stratification

Theories of Social Stratification - Marxist theory  its criticism and Weberian theory

Theories of Social Stratification 2

Dimensions of Social Stratification based on class and status group

Dimensions of Social Stratification

Dimensions of Social Stratification based on Gender

Dimensions of Social Stratification 2

Dimensions of Social Stratification based on ethnicity and race

Dimensions of Social Stratification 3

Social mobility- types of mobility, open and closed system, sources and causes of mobility

Social Mobility

Social organisations of work Slave society, Feudal society and Industrial capitalist society

Work and Economics-Social organizations of work

Formal and Informal organisations of work, Taylorism , Fordism and Limitations of Taylorism and Fordism

Formal and Informal organisations of work

Labour and Society Marxian approach, Bowles and Gintis, Herbert Marcuse and Emile Durkheim

Labour and Society

Politics and Society- Power its basis and features , Weberian view and Michael Mann view of Power in society

Sociological Theories of Power and Power Elite

Marxist view of Power, Functionalist approach of Power by Talcott Parson , Elite theory - Classical elite theory by Pareto

Sociological Theories of Power and Power Elite 2

Classical elite theory by Mosca, C W Mills, Critiques , Pluralist theory of Power

Sociological Theories of Power and Power Elite 3

Bureaucracy, Pressure Groups and Political Parties

Nation and Nationalism, State , Nation-State and Nation without State

Nation, State, Nation-State and Nation without State

Citizenship, Democracy, Civil Society and Ideology

Collective Action, Protest, Agitation and Social Movements

Protest, Agitation, Social Movements, Collective Action and Revolution

Social Movements Origin theory, Old and New Social Movements and Revolution

Social Movements and Revolution

Sociological Theories of Religion - Ghost or Dream theory, Animism , Emotional Stress theory

Sociological Theories ofReligion

Naturism Theory of religion, Criticism of Evolutionary theory, Functionalist View and Conflict View of Religion

Sociological Theories of Religion 2

Animism, Monism & Pluralism, Religious Organisations, New Religious Organisation and Cult

Types of Religious Practices

Sects, Denominations and Church /Religious Institutions

Types of Religious Practices 2

Religion and Science, Secularization and Secularism, Fundamentalist

Religion in Modern Society

Fundamentalism, Revivalism of Religion and Communalism

Religion in Modern Society 2

Kinship, Family and its functions, Alternative view on Family

Family, Household, Marriage

Structure of family, Household and Marriage

Family, Household, Marriage 2

Lineage and Descent, Patriarchy and Sexual division of labour

Lineage and Descent

Linear Sociological Theories of  Social Change -  by Comte, Spencer, Tylor, Morgan and Ferdinand Tonnies

Sociological Theories of Social Change

Cyclical theory of Social Change, Functionalist approach of Talcott Parsons and Post modernist theories

Lessons

49 lessons • 11h 31m

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Course Overview

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Emergence of Sociology

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Scope of Sociology and Comparision with Other Sciences

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Sociology as a Science - Part 1

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Sociology as a Science - Part 2

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Research Methods and Analysis

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Research Methods and Analysis 2

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Sociological Thinkers 1 " Karl Marx "

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Sociological Thinkers 2 Emile adurkheim

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Sociological Thinkers 3 "Max Weber"

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