Book View vs Field View: In sociology, we frequently examine various perspectives such as Functional, Subaltern, Marxist, Civilizational, and many more to understand social reality. In the Indian context, however, there were those who simply used an Indological or textual perspective to understand the Indian rural social structure at the beginning of sociological understanding. But … Read more
Indian society is known for its unity in diversity, but it lacks equality in education, employment, and income based on caste and ethnicity.Despite India being economic country, the Indian government doesn’t provide free education, as most of the schools were a private school, weaker sections could not able to afford higher education. As result, weaker … Read more
Social media is nowadays a more exciting and fastest media ever had and newly evolving day by day, moreover connecting the people across the country. Apart from that I myself learned and made more friends and family friends who were across the globe helped me to connect with them easily. I saw how the people … Read more
Sociology and Law are two interwoven topics. Society is directly related to sociology, and in this matter, every society follows certain laws. Therefore, laws are an essential part of society. Sociology helps law to better understand society for smoother regulation and formation of laws. Similarly, the law is important to regulate society. Norms, customs, traditions … Read more
Sociology and Mass Media are complementary to one another. To convey your message efficiently you need to first understand how society works? How different communities functions? How and why people react and behave to certain things differently in society? Through Sociology, we get to know all these answers and build the better bond with people. … Read more
Sociology from the starting emphasized on three kinds of theories. Functionalist Theory Conflict Theory Interactionism Theory The whole purpose of this perspective was not to see an only positive aspect of life like Functionalist Theory. It accounted for the differences and conflict found between the societies. It was important to solve those problems before it … Read more
Political System: A society comprises of citizen, nature, economy, rights, responsibilities, and policies. For better governance of every policy regarding society, a group of members collectively in an institution is elected by the voters and rules the state or country. Political parties are an essential part of a country. It safeguards citizen rights and responsibilities … Read more
