SOCIOLOGY OF G.S. GHURYE (Revised Second Edition)
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Book Details
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Author: S.K. Pramanick
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Publisher: Rawat Publications
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Language: English
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Edition: Second Edition
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ISBN: 9788131610831
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Pages: 336
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Binding: Hardcover
About the Book
Govind Sadashiv Ghurye (1893–1983), a towering figure in Indian Sociology, is revered as the father of Indian Sociology, and often described as "the doyen of Indian Sociologists." His vast contributions to the field have made him a symbol of sociological creativity in India. Professor Ghurye’s work not only shaped the trajectory of Indian Sociology but also played a pivotal role in building the first generation of Indian sociologists post-independence. As Professor Srinivas rightly stated, "Nothing disguises the fact that Ghurye was a giant."
This book serves as the first comprehensive analysis of Ghurye's contributions, exploring his substantive writings, his theoretical premises, and his vision for Sociology in India. With a detailed thematic arrangement of Ghurye’s works, which span over fifty years, the book offers an in-depth look at his institutional contributions to the field of Sociology.
This second, revised edition of the book includes two new chapters that further delve into Indological Foundations in the Sociology of G.S. Ghurye and G.S. Ghurye’s Role in the Development of Institutional Sociology in India. These additions enrich the book and provide a more holistic understanding of Ghurye’s lasting influence on Sociology.
Students, researchers, and scholars of Indian Sociology will find this book a vital resource for understanding Ghurye’s legacy and the ongoing relevance of his work. The book also provides valuable insights into the broad themes Ghurye studied, including Caste, Tribes, Kinship, Religion, and the Sociology of Conflict and Integration. Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned researcher, this book will help you gain a comprehensive perspective on one of the most significant figures in Indian Sociology.