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Unit - Index
Subject Matter of Sociology
C.Wright Mills Power Elite
Education And Social Change
Social Mobility
Problems of Objectivity
Sociology As Science
Sociology & Economics Comparison
Importance of Hypothesis
Latent And Manifest Functions
Social Facts
Regionalism
Changing Structure of Family
Talcott Parsons Concept
Role Conflict and Its Resolution
Sociology and Political Science
Emergence of Classes in Tribes
Social Research
Class - Struggle of Karl Marx
Religious Fundamentalism
Emergence of Dalit Consciousness
Social Consequences
Social Movement and Social Change
Social Determinants
Integration of Tribes in Hindu Culture
Caste Associations
Functional Theory of Stratification
Types of Mobility
Sanskritization
Sacred and Profane
Religion and Science
Educational Inequalities in India

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Socio Short Notes

Some of the important sociological concepts explained within 200 words.

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