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This course is the second in the Sociology Optional Series. Here Priya Singh discusses the Social Institutions of Social Control, Family, Marriage, Education, Religion, Work and Politics. Adequate attention is paid on the functionalist and I perspectives of the various Institutions. The views of Max Weber and Emile Durkheim has also been taken up for a better understanding. The lesson also deals with certain terms to aim for a better Terminology - State, Power, Authority, Sovereignty, Nationalism, Deviance and Sanction.

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UPSC CSE - GS

UPSC - Civil Services Examination (IAS) Preparation

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Sociology Optional: Social Institutions - UPSC

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This is a brief overview of the course dealing with the lessons, topics and subtopics discussed in the course

Overview of the course: Social Institutions

2.1 - Society and Social Control

2.2- Family as a Social Institution

2.3 - Marriage as an Institution

2.4 - Work and Politics as Social Institutions

2.5 - Education and Religion as Social Institutions

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Overview of the course: Social Institutions

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