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Meem$eer³e meceepeMeem$eer³e HejcHeje ë PAPER-I

UNIT-I (A) Historical Socio-Economic background of the Emergence of Sociology. AComte Heiarchy of Science. (B) Brief history of development of social thought(Renianson its Impact) Industrial revaluation.

UNIT-II Karl Marx : Marx's theory of Social change. Marxian Dialectical materialism asa philosophical perspective of change and its laws. Materialism interpretationof history. As a perspective of explaining transformation of human societythrough different stages, Economic determinism.

UNIT-III Emile Durkheim : Intellectual background. Social disintegration as a legacy ofIndustrial Revolution. Mechanical and Organic solidarities. Explanation ofincreasing division of labour. Pathological forms of division of labour.

UNIT-IV Max Weber : Intellectual background analysis of modern capitalism, Theory ofAuthority - Authority and Power - Types of Authority and bases of theirlegitimacy. Views on the role of ideas an values in social change with referenceto the relationship between Protestant ethane and emergence of capitalism.

UNIT-V Thirstier Veblen : Theory of conspicuous consumption. Theory of leisureclass, Theory for Social change.

Meem$eer³e meceepeMeem$eer³e HejcHeje ë PAPER-II

UNIT-I Impact of industrial Revaluation and of new mode of production on societyand economy. Aguste Compte : Study of statics and dynamics, Law of threestages, Positivism, Religion of humanity.

UNIT-II Marx's analysis of emergence and development of capitalism concentration ofconcepts of surplus value and exploitation. Emergence of classes and classconflict. Future of Capitalism & Alienation in Capitalism society.Theory of idology- Ideology as a part of super structure.

UNIT-III Theory of Suicide : Emile Durkeim : Methodology by E. Durkeim. Theory ofReligion : Scared and profane source of religion. Religious rituals - Their types,social role of religion.

UNIT-IV Max Weber : Theory of Bureaucracy : Capitalism and growing rationalism andemergence of modern bureaucracy, Ideal type of bureaucracy, concepts ofstatus, class and power Contribution of the Methodology of social Science-Verstehen and ideal types.

UNIT-V Vilfredo Pareto : Intellectual background. Contribution to the methodology -his logic - experimental method. Classification of logical and non-logical actions.Explanation of non-logical actions in terms his theory of Residues andDerivatives. Theory of Social Change-Circulation of Elides.

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1. meceepeMeem$e kesÀ He´eogYee&Je keÀer SsefleneefmekeÀ, meeceeefpekeÀ SJeb DeeefLe&keÀ He=<"Yetefce .... 01

(Historical Socio-Economic Background of the Emergence of Sociology)

2. HejcHejeiele meecevleJeeoer DeLe&J³eJemLee SJeb meeceeefpekeÀ mebj®evee .................. 21

(Traditional Feudal Economy and Social Structure)

3. DeewÐeesefiekeÀ ¬eÀebefle keÀe He´YeeJe leLee GlHeeove keÀer veF& efJeefOe³eeB .................... 35

(Impact of Industrial Revolution and New Mode of Production)

4. HetBpeerJeeoer GlHeeove efJeefOe³eeW keÀe He´eogYee&Je ..................................... 51

(The Emergence of Capitalistic Mode of Production)

5. Yeejle ceW Hegvepee&iejCe SJeb FmekeÀe He´YeeJe ...................................... 69

(The Enlightenment and its Impact in India)

6. meeceeefpekeÀ efJe®eej keÀer DeJeOeejCee SJeb cenlJe ................................117

(The Concept and Importance of Social Thought)

7. meeceeefpekeÀ efJe®eejeW keÀer SsefleneefmekeÀ He=<"Yetefce .................................124

(Historical Background of Social Thoughts)

8. Deeiemle keÀe@cìs ............................................................147

(Auguste Comte)

9. keÀeue& ceekeÌme& ..............................................................178

(Karl Marx)

10. FceeFue ogKeeace .................................................................. 209

(Emile Durkheim)

11. cewkeÌme Jesyej ...............................................................239

(Max Weber)

12. efJeueÖesÀ[es Hewjsìes ...........................................................274

(Vilfredo Pareto)

13. Leeme&ìerve yesJeuewve .......................................................... 312

(Thorstein Veblen)

14. ìe@uekeÀì Heejmevme ..........................................................322

(Talcott Parsons)

15. Sjveeu[ peesmeHeÀ ìe³eveyeer .................................................. 331

(Arnold Joseph Toynbee)

16. efHeefìefjce meesjesefkeÀve ........................................................336

(Pitirim Sorokin)

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(HISTORICAL, SOCIO-ECONOMIC BACKGROUND OFTHE EMERGENCE OF SOCIOLOGY)

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Earliest Social Thought

Curiosity

Floklore

First Stage of Development

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(Sociology in Ancient India)

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Indian Social Organization

Basis of Human Social Organization

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the fittest

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Plato

Republic

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Aristotle

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Man is asocialanimal

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Lucretius9655B.C.

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Cicero0643B.C.

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