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CBSE 11 Sociology Understanding Society
2025-03-11

CBSE 11 Sociology Understanding Society

The chapter delves into the foundational figures of Indian sociology, notably G.S. Ghurye, D.P. Mukerji, A.R. Desai, and M.N. Srinivas, each of whom contributed uniquely to the discipline within the context of India's colonial and post-colonial conditions. These pioneers navigated the challenges of adapting Western sociological traditions to India's distinct cultural and social realities, paving the way for sociology to evolve as a relevant academic field in India. The discussions also address the complexities surrounding caste, tribal communities, and the notion of tradition in the face of modernization.

Author Pavan
Grade 11 Class 11
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CBSE 11 Introducing Sociology
2025-03-11

CBSE 11 Introducing Sociology

The chapter discusses the methodological foundations of sociology, focusing on how sociologists gather knowledge and the significance of both qualitative and quantitative methods. It emphasizes the tension between objectivity and subjectivity in social sciences, the importance of reflexivity, and the different approaches like participant observation, surveys, and interviews in sociological research.

Author Pavan
Grade 11 Class 11
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ICSE 11  Sociology
2025-06-17

ICSE 11 Sociology

Indian sociologists have significantly contributed to the understanding of the social structure, culture, and issues unique to Indian society by adapting global theories to local contexts. Key contributions have emerged from studies on caste, social change, and the impact of modernization. The chapter also highlights the relevance of Indian feminist sociologists and the ongoing need for social justice within the complex dynamics of contemporary Indian society.

Author Pavan
Sociology Grade 11
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