Sociology: Basic Concepts
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Book Details
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Author: H. K. Rawat
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Publisher: Rawat Publications
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Binding: Paperback
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Number of Pages: 368
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Release Date: 01-01-2007
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ISBN: 9788131600559
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Languages: English
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Package Dimensions: 8.5 x 5.5 x 0.6 inches
About the Book
The discipline of sociology in India is rapidly growing, yet there has been a lack of introductory books in English tailored for Indian students. This comprehensive and accessible textbook is designed to bridge that gap. Written in a clear and jargon-free style, it serves as an ideal introduction for students approaching sociology for the first time.
Key features include:
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Coverage of the scope, subject matter, and modern trends in sociology.
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Clear explanations of basic sociological concepts with relevant examples.
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Highlighted key terms, summaries, and illustrations to reinforce learning.
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Structured chapters beginning with central issues to focus the reader’s attention.
This book is an excellent base text for sociology teachers and students and will also be beneficial for aspirants preparing for competitive and civil services examinations in India.
Contents
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Sociology: Scope, Subject Matter, Origin and Modern Trends
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Nature of Sociology
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The Sociological Perspective
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Basic Sociological Concepts
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Social Norms and Values
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Social Groups
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Rural and Urban Communities
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Socialisation
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Individual and Society
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Status and Role
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Social Stratification
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Social Mobility
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Processes of Social Interaction
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Social Change
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Social Control and Deviance
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Why Study Sociology?
About the Author / Editor
H.K. Rawat is a renowned sociology educator from Rajasthan, having taught at Maharaja College, Jaipur, and later at Beawar, where he handled both graduate and postgraduate classes. He retired in 1992 as the Principal of Government College, Sirohi. He has authored several well-researched textbooks in sociology and anthropology, which have gained immense popularity among new generations of sociology students in India.