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This course is a whole new intervention in chapter 3 from book one. The course discusses each and every detail relating to the chapter. The course is aimed towards NCERT students and UPSC Aspirants.

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CBSE Class 11

English

NCERT 11 Sociology (Book One) Chapter Three: Understanding Social Institutions

This video introduced us to the chapter and talked about the different kinds of social institutions and how they can be both rewarding as well as punishing depending on the social behaviour and established norms.

Introduction: Social Institutions

This video has explained different Perspectives on the social institution of family. It has also discussed the varied patterns of family that we see in the society.

Family: Functionalist and Conflict Perspective, Variations in Family

This video has studied the changing structure of family and the gender biasness in Indian families.

Family: Changing Structure and Gender Biasness

This video has explained in detail the institution of marriage. It has explained the types of marriage such as polygamy and monogamy. It has also talked about exogamy and endogamy.

Marriage as a Social Institution: Types (Polygamy/monogamy, exogamy/endogamy)

This lesson has continued the previous part on family, marriage and kinship. It has explained the social institution of kinship. It then goes on to start with a new topic that is 'work' and defines and explains what work is.

Kinship, Work and Economic Life

This lesson has explained the changing nature of working conditions. It has focused on the flexible production and decentralisation of working conditions.

Changing Working Conditions: Flexible production and Decentralisation of work

This video starts with the institution of politics and continues to explain its parts known as power and authority. It then moves on to explain stateless societies, Functionalist and Conflict perspective of State and explains the concept of Sovereignty.

Politics: Power and Authority, Stateless Societies, State and Sovereignty

This video explains what constitutes the citizenship rights. It also introduces us to Nationalism and hence the scope of Sociology.

Citizenship rights (Civil, Political, Social), Nationalism and the scope of Sociology

This video explains religion as a social institution. It explains the main characteristics and how Emile Durkheim and Max Weber studied religion.

Religion as a social institution: Durkheim and Weber

This lesson concludes the part on the social institution of religion. It starts with a new section on the social institution of Education.

Education as a social institution

This video concludes the social institution of Education and explains the pivotal terms present in the Glossary.

Lessons

11 lessons • 2h 10m

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Introduction: Social Institutions

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Family: Functionalist and Conflict Perspective, Variations in Family

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Family: Changing Structure and Gender Biasness

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Marriage as a Social Institution: Types (Polygamy/monogamy, exogamy/endogamy)

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Kinship, Work and Economic Life

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Changing Working Conditions: Flexible production and Decentralisation of work

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Politics: Power and Authority, Stateless Societies, State and Sovereignty

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Citizenship rights (Civil, Political, Social), Nationalism and the scope of Sociology

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Religion as a social institution: Durkheim and Weber

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Education as a social institution

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