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Hypothesis: Functions, Problems, Types, Characteristics, Examples

by Kartik

Basic Elements of the Scientific Method: Hypotheses The Function of the Hypotheses A hypothesis states what one is looking for in an experiment. When facts are assembled, ordered, and seen in a relationship, they build up to become a theory. This theory needs to be deduced for further confirmation of the facts, this formulation of […]

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Three Approaches to study Indian society and culture by Western scholars

by Sociology Group

For the past many centuries, scholars have studied Indian society through various lenses. Many rulers have ruled the subcontinent of India, and it has been analyzed by multiple people differently. Studying the sociology of Indian society is an integral part of sociology. Bernard S. Cohn is the one classical sociologist that the students read about […]

Filed Under: Indian Society, Sociology Dictionary, Sociology of India, Sociology Optional

Write a Short Note on Religious revivalism

by Sociology Group

Religious revivalism means the re-awakening of faith in religion in society. Revivalism happened in the 18th century in the west among the methodists. In India, Araya Samaj was a significant revivalist movement. ‘Shuddhi’ was one of its essential promises. However, religious revivalism does not seek to restore the old order. While Arya samaj asks one […]

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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HISTORY AND SOCIOLOGY

by Ritu Sinha

Relationship Between Sociology and History

The relationship between history and sociology is closely intertwined. Both inquiries were taken from Philosophy mother of all sciences from which emerged sociology (Philosophy of History) history and other social sciences (Bierstedt, 1970:4). “Sociology is the science which attempts the interpretive understanding of social action in order thereby to arrive at a causal explanation of […]

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How to Do Comparative Analysis in Research ( Examples )

by Sociology Group

Comparative Analysis in Social SCIENCE RESEARCH

Comparative analysis is a method that is widely used in social science. It is a method of comparing two or more items with an idea of uncovering and discovering new ideas about them. It often compares and contrasts social structures and processes around the world to grasp general patterns. Comparative analysis tries to understand the […]

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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

Social Groups: Definition, Types, Importance, Examples

by Natasha Dmello

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Definition: A social group refers to two or more individuals who share a common social identification, and who perceive themselves to be members of the same social category Hence, the shared perception or understanding that the individual feels as though they belong to a group is instrumental in defining a social group. It is this […]

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