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Antara Chakrabarty

This course is completely dedicated to chapter 8 and understanding social movements in detail.

CBSE Class 12

English

NCERT 12th Sociology (Book 2) Chapter 8: Social Movements

Social Movements

Change in Indian Society

Sociology

Class 6-12

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CBSE

CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education)

This video has given an introduction and explained the features of Social movements.

Britannica defines social Movements as:

Social movement, loosely organized but sustained campaign in support of a social goal, typically either the implementation or the prevention of a change in society’s structure or values. Although social movements differ in size, they are all essentially collective. That is, they result from the more or less spontaneous coming together of people whose relationships are not defined by rules and procedures but who merely share a common outlook on society.

Introduction, Features of Social Movements

This has explained the features of Social movements, difference between social change and Social movements, importance of studying social movenents in Sociology.

Difference between Social Change and Social Movements,Importance of Social Movements in Sociology

This video explained the theories of Social movements and types of Social movements.

Theories and Types of Social Movements

This video has discussed old and new social movements. It has also included a part on understanding the differences between the duo.

Old and New Social Movements: Definition and Differences

This video has tried to answer the context whether old and new movements dichotomy be applied to Indian scenario or not. It has also discussed the Chipko movement in detail.

Old and New Social Movements: Indian Context and The Chipko Movement

This video discusses the peasant movements which is the first part of Class based movements.

Class based movements: Peasant movements

This lesson discusses all the details on on Class based movements mostly the parts on the different trade unions and their years of inception.

Class based movements: Workers movement

This video discusses the inception and motive of Dalit movements in detail.

Caste based movements: the Dalit Movements

This video has explained backward class caste movements and upper caste response to them. It has also dealt with the introduction to tribal movements.

Backward caste/class movements, upper caste response, Tribal movements

Tribal movements have been explained along with the examples of Jharkhand and the North East.

Tribal movements : Jharkhand and the North East

This chapter Summarises Women's movements and peasant revolt.

Women's movements and peasant revolts

In this course, the educator discusses chapter 1 from Class 12 Sociology CBSE, Book 2.

Structural Change: Class 12 NCERT Sociology

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Trupti Dhamija

In this course we will talk about social movements and we'll also look at the social movements that took place in India

Shalini Sridharan

This course helps understand the social movements that took place in the past and some of which are of interest even in the 21st century by analysing the root causes and consequences.

Sadaf Khan

I will study here the Social change comes with the perspective of feminism. What are the types and theory of feminism. From history to current scenario what feminists are demanding and how their movements are going on.

(Hindi)Introduction to Feminist Perspective

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Aditya Raj Goutam

In this course we will study briefly about social movements different types of movement and examine the social movements which has taken part in our Indian Society

(Hindi) Social Movements: Class 12

This course shall discuss Book 2 and its 7th Chapter on Mass Media and Communications. All the content has been taken from the text book.

Lessons

11 lessons • 2h 17m