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Barsha

About Barsha

I am a student pursuing Masters in Political Science from the University of Calcutta and I graduated from the same university (Scottish Church College). I have participated and won various creative writing contests, held online. I have also worked as a journalist in an E newspaper. My works have been published in various anthologies available on Flipkart and Amazon. I am an aspiring writer.

Karl Marx and Dr B R Ambedkar : Ideologies

by Barsha

Karl Marx and Ambedkar : Differences

Two of the most popular thinkers who raised their voice against the oppressed sections – socially or economically – are B.R. Ambedkar and Karl Marx. Ambedkar worked for the cause of the lower castes in the Indian context while Marx upheld the cause of the economically less powerful people belonging to the working class. Ambedkar […]

Filed Under: Indian Society, Political Sociology, Sociological Thinkers, Sociologists, Sociology of India

American vs Classical Liberalism: Definition, Examples, Thinkers

by Barsha

Liberalism is considered to be an ideology whereby liberty, equality before law and consent of government and equality before the law. This article mainly focuses on Classical Liberalism and Modern Liberalism and how they are different from one another. Classical Liberalism   Classical Liberalism is considered to be a political Ideology that propagates the concepts […]

Filed Under: Basic Concepts, Economic Sociology, Economics, Industrial sociology, Political science, Political Sociology, Urban Sociology

Game theory: meaning, importance, types, and examples

by Barsha

In brief, game theory covers the analysis of “mathematical models of strategic interaction which has to be among the rational decision makers”, which has found its usage in all disciplines of social science, and also in subjects like logic, systems science, and computer science. Initially, this theory approached zero-sums games. In these games,  the losses […]

Filed Under: Basic Concepts, Political science

How to write ignou assignment? steps, tips to score well, examples

by Barsha

how to do a ignou assignment

How to do ignou assignment? Procedure, steps, tricks and tips to score well, giving examples for content structure,. IGNOU ASSIGNMENT – BASIC GUIDELINES What is IGNOU? Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) is the name of a Central Open Learning University, established in 1985. The purpose of the Institution is to cater to the distance […]

Filed Under: Academic Writing, Assignment, Question Papers, Sociology Exam: Questions & Answers

10 Important Lessons from JAI BHIM Movie – Must Read

by Barsha

Jai Bhim is an Indian Tamil language film (dubbed in Hindi, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada) released on the 2nd of November, 2021. The film stars Saravanan Sivukumar (Suraiya) who plays the role of the then Advocate Chandru, and Lijomol Jose, K. Manikandan and various others. This legal drama, directed by T.J. Gnanavel, is based on a […]

Filed Under: Annihilation of caste, Caste, Movies, Sociology of India

Political Liberalism by John Rawls – Book Review ( Summary )

by Barsha

Abstract: This book was written by John Rawls, which was published in 1993 (subsequently, in 2005, an expanded edition of this book, named “The Idea of Public Reason Revisited”,  came out). This book is considered to be an update of his “A Theory of Justice”, published in 1971, where Rawls revised and continued his ideas […]

Filed Under: Book Review, Political science, Political Sociology

What is ‘Original Affluent Society’ ? Explained in Simple Terms

by Barsha

The Original Affluent Society: On the Hunter-gatherers and their “affluent” society Overview An affluent society can be defined as a society which is characterized by the availability of the benefits of material prosperity. In the year 1966, in a symposium held in Chicago, organized by Richard Lee and Irven DeVore, named Man the Hunter, the […]

Filed Under: Anthropology, Basic Concepts, Sociology Dictionary

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