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Chapter 1: Introducing Indian Society
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Antara Chakrabarty
This lesson is a summary of Chapter One, of Book 1. Chapter one is an introductory understanding of India. I have explained a few terms which have been highlighted in the chapter. However, for better understanding, you can look at these concepts and sociologists who have Studies these and have theorised them. (Not necessary that they coined or theorised them. They have explained these concepts and have worked on them.) Society : Peter Berger Identity: Goffman Socialisation: George Herbert Mead Reflexivity: Max Weber Social change and Social phenomenon: the Structuralist school of thought Colonialism and Nationalism: Tagore
12th CBSE Sociology Book 1: Introducing Indian Society (Chapters)
18 lessons • 3h 46m
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Overview of the course
3:52mins
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Chapter 1: Introducing Indian Society
13:22mins
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Chapter 2: The Demographic Structure of Indian Society
14:41mins
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Chapter 3: Social Institutions in India: Continuity and Change Part I (Caste)
11:55mins
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Chapter 3: Social Institutions in India: Continuity and Change (Part II-Tribe, family and kinship)
11:59mins
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Chapter 4: The Market as a social institution
13:17mins
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Key concepts on Karl Marx
13:43mins
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Chapter 5: Patterns of Social inequality and exclusion Part I
13:37mins
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Chapter 5: Patterns of Social inequality and exclusion Part II
11:12mins
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Chapter 5: Patterns of Social inequality and exclusion Part III
12:34mins
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Chapter 6: The Challenges of Cultural Diversity Part I
14:56mins
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Chapter 6 : The Challenges of Cultural Diversity Part II
12:28mins
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Chapter 6 : The Challenges of Cultural Diversity Part III
11:48mins
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Chapter 6: The Challenges of Cultural Diversity Part IV
13:16mins
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Important terms (Glossary 1)
14:34mins
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Important terms (Glossary 2)
12:04mins
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Important terms (Glossary 3)
14:39mins
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Important terms (Glossary 4)
11:57mins
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