SOCIOLOGY
Paper -VI Research Methods and Statistical Analysis
Unit - I
1. Meaning and
nature of Social research.
2. Importance of Social research
especially in a developing country like India.
3. Major Steps of Social research.
4. Hypothesis - Meaning, Function,
Source.
Unit - II
1. Primary and
Secondary data.
2. Techniques of data collection -
1.
Observation
: Meaning, Types
2.
Questionnaire :
Meaning, type, Mailed, Construction of Questionnaire
Unit - III
1. Interviewing :
- Meaning, Type
- Interview
Schedule, Interview gulde.
2. Case Study :
- Meaning, Type.
3. Analysis of data :
- Coding, Tabulation, Report writing.
Unit - IV
1. Sampling :
-
Need of Sampling
-
Census and Sample.
-
Types of Sampling (Random - Non Random)
Unit - V
- Importance
of Statistics in social research, Simple and Cumulative , Frequency.
- Central
tendencies of measurement, Arithmetic mean, mode Median and Standard
deviation.
Reference Book :
1. Goode, William J. and Paul K.
Hatt : Methods in
Social Research. New York, McGraw-Hill
Book Company Inc,1952.
2. Jahod and Jahoda
: Research Methods in Social Relations.
3. Sellite,
Clare
: Matte Johoda, Marion - Doukche and sturt
W. Book : Research - methods in social Relation, New York, Hott, Rinchard and Winson,1962
4. Young P.V
: Social Survey and Social Research
5. Dr. M.M. Lavania
: Survey Methods in Social investigation, Research
Publications, Tripalla, Jaipur -2
Paper - VII Sociology Thinkers
Unit - 1
1.
Concept of Sociological Theory and its Characteristics.
2. Emile Durkheim.
- Social Facts.
- Collective Representations.
- Division of Lanour (Mechanical Solidarity and Organic
Solidarity)
- Suicide.
- Study of Rellgion.
- Contribution of Durkheim.
Unit - 2. Karl Marx
1.
Historical
Materialism.
2. Dlalectical Materialism.
3. Theory of
surplus
value.
4. Class Struggle.
5. Allienation of
labour.
6. Contribution of Marx.
Unit - 3 Max Weber
1.
Social
Action.
2 Ideal Types
3. Concept of
authority
4. Bureaucracy.
5. Protestant
Ethics and spirit of capitalism. 6. Contribution of Max
Weber
Unit -4 Robert Merton
1.
Middle range
Theory
2. Function & Dys functions.
3. Reference
Group
4. Anomle
5. Contribution
of Robert Merton.
Unit - 5 M.N. Srinivas
1.
Caste and Varna
2. Sanskritisation.
3. Dominant
Caste
4. Westernisation.
5. Contribution
of M.N. Srinivas
Reference Book :
1. Coser
Lewis
A.
: 'Master Of Sociological Thought' Barcourt Brace,
Javanovichin. C. New York, 1971 P.P. 43-57.
2. Timasheff Nicpls
: 'Sociological Theory' Random House 1967, Chapter 4, P.P.
48-57.
3. Bogardus E.S.
: 'Development of Social Thought' Vaklls Fegger and
simons Pvt. Ltd. Bombay 1969 Chapter 17, P.P
252-257.
Paper - VIII Social change in Modern India
Unit - 1 Introduction of key concepts :
1. Social change. 2. Cultural change. 3. Technological Change.
Unit - 2
1. Social movement. 2. Social revolution. 3. Social Reform and Revivalism.
Unit - 3 Favoring factors of social change.
1.
Freedom movement. 2. Indian
Constitution. 3. Social Legislation.
4. Programme of
planned development.
Unit - 4
1.
Industrialization and Urbanization.
2. Educational
Opportunities.
3. Mass - Media.
4. Voluntary
Organizations.
Unit - 5
1. Social changes in the caste and family system in Independent India.
Reference Book :
1. Devis K.
: Human Sociology.
2.
: Sociology.
3.
Moore
: Social change.
4. Natrajan
: A Century of Social reform in India.
5. Desai A.
R. : Social Background of Indian
Nationalism, Recent Trends in Indian Nationalism.
6. Srinivas
: Caste in Modern India.
7. Srinivas
: Social change in Modern India.
8. Ghuya
: Caste, class and occupation.
9. Atul Yogesh
: The changing frontiers of castes, National
Publishing House, Delhi..
10. Hatec
: Changing Status of woman in Post-independence India
Allied Publishing 1969.
11. Kapadia R.M.
: Marriage and Family in India, 1966.
Paper - IX Urban Sociology
Unit - 1
A.
Need for the study of India's Urban Society.
B. Definition,
Development and field (subject) of Urban Sociology.
C.
Characteristics of Urban society.
Unit - 2.
A.
Urbanism- its extent, Meaning and Nature.
B. Urbanization -
Meaning, Nature and Characteristics.
C. Migration.
D. Favouring and
hindering factors of the urbanization process in India..
Unit - 3.
A.
(I) India's Urban society in pre and post Independence period.
(II) Family change.
(III) Neighborhood.
B. Definition,
Nature and Types of cities and towns in India.
Unit - 4. India's Urban problems :
1. Environmental Pollution. 2. Crime. 3. Problems of housing and slums.
Unit - 5.
1. Density. 2. Prostitution. 3. Beggary. 4. Urban planning.
Reference Book :
1.
Urban sociology in
India
: M.E.A. fao.
2. Anderson nels
: Urban community.
3.
Anderson
: "Our Industrial urban Utillsation."
4. A.R.
Desai
: "Slums and Urbanization."
5. A. Bose
: "Trands in India's urbanization 1901-71"
Paper - IX Rural Sociology
Unit - 1
A.
Meaning, Development and Subject matter of Rural Sociology. Importance
of Rural studies in India.
B.
Characteristics of Rural community.
Unit - 2
A.
Rural Family :
1. Characteristics of Family
2. Familism
3. Functions of Rural Family
4. Change in Rural Family
B. Social
stratification = Caste & Class relations in Rural Society.
Unit - 3
A.
Economy :
1. Nature of rural economy.
2. Impact of British rule.
3. Rural Classes.
4. Changes in rural economy.
5. Problem of land.
6. land reform, land legislation.
7. Rural poverty, Unemployment and
Independence.
8. Economic life of rural people jagmani system in
India.
Unit - 4.
(A)
Education :
1.
Meaning of education.
2. Need for
education in rural society.
3. Problems of education.
4. Media for education in rural society.
(B) Leadership :
1.
Meaning of rural Leadership.
2. Determining factors for rural leadership.
3. Types of rural leadership.
4. Impact of leadership on rural Society.
Unit - 5
1. Rural development. 2. Paanchyati Raj. 3. Social change in Rural Gujarat.
Reference Book :
1.
Dube S.C
: Indian Village.
2. Desai
A.R.
: Rural society in India.
3. Srinivas
: India's Village.
4. Srinivas
: Caste in Modern India.
Paper - IX Women and Society
Unit - 1
1.
Concept of status and role of women in India. 2. Meaning of
women studies.
3. Nature and
objective of women studies. 4. Importance of
women studies.
Unit - 2 Women's movement in India.
1.
Reform movement in 19th and early 20th century. 2. Women's
participation in freedom movement.
3. Role of
Women's organization.
Unit - 3
(A) Feminism. :
1.
Liberal feminism.
2. Redical feminism.
3. Social feminism.
(B) Present
Role of women in India.
1.
Women and Work.
2. Women and Education.
Unit - 4 Problems of Women.
1. Dual role of women. 2. Dowry. 3. Divorce.
4. Sexual Harassment. 5. Health 6. Educational Problems of women
Reference Book :
1. A. Suryakumari
(ed). : women's
studies - An emerging Academic Discipline. (1993)
2. Dr. Neera Desai
(ed.) : A dacade of
women's movement in India. (1988).
3. Govt. of
India. : Department of social welfare towards equaling Report of
the committee on the
status of women in India. (1974)
4. Devaki Jain
: Publication Division ministry Information and Broad-
casting Govt. of India. 1975.
5. Maria Mies
: Indian women and Partiachy Maria mies Concept Pub. New
Delhi 1980.
6. Mahajan V.S.
(ed.)
: Women's contrubutiona in India's Economics and social
Development.
7. Maitheryi Krishna Raj.
: women's studies in India, some Perspective (1986)
8. Nanda B.R : Indian Women from puradha to moderuity New Delhi
Vikas publication house 1976.
9. Kapur Promllia
: Marriage and working women in India. vikas
publication Delhi 1970.
10. Desai Neera and Vibhuti patel.
: Indian women Change and challenge.
Paper -IX Industrial Sociology
Unit - 1
1.
Definition & Development of Industrial Sociology. 2. Nature and
scope of Industrial Sociology.
3. Importance of
Industrial Sociology.
Unit - 2
1.
Industrialization and Characteristics of Urban Industrial Sociology.
2. Development of
Industrial society in West. 3. Guild system
of Production.
4. Putting out
domestic system of Production. 5. Factory system
of Production.
Unit - 3
(A) Industrial
Organization :
1.
Bureaucracy.
2. Type of Bureaucracy : 'Line of organization'.
3. Role of chief Excutive : Staff organization. 4. Role of Plant Manager.
5. Role of Supervisor : Forman.
Unit - 4
1. Trade Union. 2. Meaning - Structure - Type - Function and Problem of Trade Union.
Unit - 5
(A) Management -
Labour Relations :
1.
Industrial Conflicts and Industrial Peace.
2.
Grivence Redressal Machinery.
(a) Concillation (b)
Arbitration (c)
Adjudication. (d) Collective
bargaining.
(e) Worker's participation in management.
3. Recruitment of Industrial worker.
Reference Book :
1. Miller and
form.
: 'Industrial Sociology' Harper, New York (1961)
2. Moore W.E.
: 'Industrial Relation and the social order' MacMillan,
New York (1951) P.P. 3-13.
3. Parker et
al : The sociology of industry. George Allen and unwin
Ltd., London (1957) P.P. 13-20
4. Whyte and
miller : 'Industrial Sociology in Joseph B. Decade Review
of sociology, Analysis of a Decade.
John Wiley &
Sons, inc New York (1957).
5. Lambert
R.D. : Factory Workers and Social changes in India, Asia.
Publishing house (1963)
6. Giri
V.V.
: Labour problems in India, industry. Asia publishing House
(1958)
7. Gouldner A.
W.
: 'Industrial Bureaucracy, Routledge & Kegan Paul Ltd.
(1954).
Paper - IX Sociology of Criminal Behavior
Unit- 1 Criminology :
1.
What is Criminology. 2. Scope of
Criminology. 3. Importance of
Criminology.
4. Relation with
Sociology.
Unit - 2 Crime :
1.
Concept of Crime.
2.
Characteristics of Crime. 3. Classification
of Crime.
4. Theories
regarding Crime. 5. Causes of
Crime.
Unit - 3 Criminal :
Criminal
System Typology.
1. Female.
2. White -
Coller 3.
Professonal.
4. Organized.
5. Junnile
Delinquency.
Unit - 4 Punishment :
1.
Meaning, Nature & History. 2. Objectives of
Punishment.
3. Theories of
Punishment.
Unit - 5 Prison System :
1.
Capital Punishment. 2. Development of
Prison in India.
3. Indian Prison
System. Inmate System.
- Prisomization.
- Open Prison.
- Ideal Jail.
4. Probation and
Parol. 5. Jain reform in
Inida.
Reference Book :
1. Walter C.
Reckless
: Problems of Crime.
2. Sowrther Land and Cressay
: The Times of India. Press, Bombay, 1985.
3. Ahuja
Ram
: Social Problems in India.
4. Ahuja
Ram
: The Prison System, Sahitys Bhawan, Agra.1981.
5. Bloch, Horbert
: Man Crime and Sociology, Random Houses, New York,1956.
6. Clinard,
Marshall
: Sociology of Devaint Behaviour Holf, Rinehart and
winstron inc, New York 1957.
7. John Galliher and Mc.Cartnell
: Criminology 1997.
8. Barnes and
Teeters
: New, Horizon in Criminology.