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Women and Society

afroze.eqbal999 / January 26, 2025 / Industrial sociology, Political Sociology, Rural Sociology, Sociology

Women and Society UNIT-I: Social Construction of Gender & Approaches to the Study of Women 1. Social Construction of […]

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Indian Sociological Thought

afroze.eqbal999 / January 26, 2025 / Sociology

Indian Sociological Thought Unit I: Development of Sociology in India 1. Sociology in Pre-Independence India Introduction to Sociology

A.R. Desai, Capitalism, Caste, class struggle, Colonial Economic Policies, colonialism, Economic Exploitation, Feudalism, G.S. Ghurye, Indian Marxist Theory, Indian Middle Class, Indian National Congress, Indian nationalism, Indian Nationalist Thought, Indian Social Structure, Indian Society, Indian Sociological Theories, Indian Sociological Thought, Indian Sociology, Indian Sociology Education, M.N. Srinivas, Marxist Sociology, Nationalism, Nationalist Movement, Peasantry, Post-Colonial India, Post-Independence Sociology, Pre-Independence Sociology, Radhakamal Mukherjee, Rural Sociology, Rural-Urban Communities, Sanskritization, Secularization:, Social Change, Social Change Theory, Social Class, Social Ecology, Social History, Social Inequality, social justice, social reform, Social Structure, Social Transformation, Sociological Imagination., Sociological Research in India, Sociological Thought, Sociology and Nationalism, Sociology and Social Reform, Sociology in India, Sociology of Modern India, Urban Sociology, Westernization, Working Class

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