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DETAILED SYLLABUS FOR DISTANCE EDUCATION POST GRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAM MASTER OF ARTS SOCIOLOGY (M.A S) (YEARLY SYSTEM)

COURSE TITLE DURATION : MA SOCIOLOGY : 02 Years (Yearly System) FIRST YEAR COURSE TITLE Paper Code MARKS THEORY PRACTICAL TOTAL INTERNAL EXTERNAL INTERNAL EXTERNAL SOCIOLOGICAL CONCEPTS SOCIAL THINKERS RURAL SOCIOLOGY RESEARCH METHODOLOGY MAS/Y/110 MAS/Y/120 MAS/Y/130 MAS/Y/140

YEAR I SOCIOLOGICAL CONCEPTS Sub. Code: MAS/Y/11O Credits: 02 Sociology Nature. Subject- matter and scope Development and importance Sociology in India: development and Major Approaches Basic Concepts I Society. Culture and personality: socialization Groups : Primary and Secondary Community. Association and Institution Basic concepts II Social system Structure and Function Control and deviance Basic Concepts III Social Stratification. Concepts and Theories Social change: concept. Factors and theories Social Mobility: Meaning and types Basic Concepts IV Family : Meaning and Types Political Institutions: State Economic Institutions: Property and Division of Labour Religious Institutions : Origin and Function

YEAR I SOCIAL THINKERS Sub. Code: MAS/Y/12O Credits: 02 History and development of sociological though Auguste Comte : Concepts of sociology Hierarchy of social sciences Law of three stages Positivism Emile Durkheim : Social Fact Mechanical and Organic solidarity Suicide Religion Max Weber : Concept of sociology Methodology and Ideal-types Power. Authority and Bureaucracy Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism Karl Marx : Historical and Dialectical Materialism Class and Class conflict Surplus Value Types of societies

YEAR I RURAL SOCIOLOGY Sub. Code: MAS/Y/13O Credits: 02 Rural Sociology : Meaning Emergence. Scope and Importance Rural- Urban Differences Rurbanism Peasant Studies Agrarian Institutions : Land Ownership and its types Agrarian Class Structure and Relations Jajmani : system Little Cot munity and Peasant society Panchayati Raj Institution Panchayat before and after 73 rd amendment Rural Leadership Factionalism Empowerment of People Social Issues and Strategies for Rural Development: Bonded and Migrant Laborers Pauperization and depeasantisation Agrarian unrest Peasant Movements

Rural development and Change : Trends of Changes in Rural Society Processes of change Migration-Rural to Urban and Rural to Rural mobility: Social /Economic Factors of Change Tribe Peasant Urban Interactions

YEAR I RESEARCH METHODOLOGY Sub. Code: MAS/Y/14O Credits: 02 Meaning and Nature of Social Research Nature of Social Phenomena Scientific Method Problem of Objectivity Definition Scope and Importance of Social Research Quantitative Methods Social Survey Research Design and its types Major Steps in Social Research Techniques of Data Collection observation Questionnaire. Schedule.interview Qualitative Methods: Participant Observation Case Study Content Analysis Life history Measurement : Scales : Meaning and Difficulties in Social Science Bogardus. Likert and Thursion s scales Sociometry Statistics in Social Research: Use of Statistics in sociology Measures of Central Tendency Measures of Dispersion Correlation and Association

DETAILED SYLLABUS FOR DISTANCE EDUCATION POST GRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAM MASTER OF ART SOCIOLOGY (M.A S) (YEARLY SYSTEM)

COURSE TITLE DURATION : MA SOCIOLOGY : 02 Years (Yearly System) SECOND YEAR COURSE TITLE Paper Code MARKS THEORY PRACTICAL TOTAL INTERNAL EXTERNAL INTERNAL EXTERNAL ADVANCED SOCIOLOGICAL THEORIES SOCIETY AND CULTURE IN INDIA URBAN SOCIOLOGY CRIMINOLOGY AND PENOLOGY MAS/Y/210 MAS/Y/220 MAS/Y/230 MAS/Y/240

YEAR II ADVANCED SOCIOLOGICAL THEORIES Sub. Code: MAS/Y/210 Credits: 02 Sociological Theory : Meaning, Nature and significance. Types : Micro, Macro and Middle Range, Speculative and Grounded. Theory and Empirical research : Interrelationship. Functionalism : Durkheim s functionalism. Mertons Codification and Reference Group. Person s Pattern Variables and AGIL Paradigm. Conflict Theory : Radical sociology (Mills and Horowitz). Dialectical sociology and nature of Conflict in post-capitalist society (dahredrof). Functions of social conflict (coser ). Symbolic Interactionsim : The basis of symbolic interactionsim. Distinctive nature of human beings ( Mead).

Formalization of Symbolic Interaction Theory (Blumer ). Penomemology and Ethnomethodolgy: Phenomenolgoy and the Origin of Ethnomethodology (Schutz), A conceptual Framework of Ethnomethodology (Gerfinkel). Critical Evaluation of Phenomenolgy and Ethnomethodolgy.

YEAR II SOCIETY AND CULTURE IN INDIA Sub. Code: MAS/Y/220 Credits: 02 Indian social Structure : Characteristics of Traditional and contemporary Indian social Structure. Caste, class and tribe. Unity and Diversity. Social institutions : Joint Family and India : forms, changes and Future. Marriage : Forms and Changing Patterns among Hindus, Muslims and Tribals. Religion : Religious and communal Tensions. Current Debates : Transition of Indian society from Tradition to Modernity. Problems of Nation building in India : secularism, Pluralism and nation- building. Modernization : role of elites, education, law and mass communication. Weaker sections (Problems and politics ) : Women : changing status and problems. Scheduled castes and scheduled tribes; Other backward classes Challenge of globalization : Globalization and its impact on Indian society; Privatization of Education. Rural urban Interactions: Social and Cultural diffusion.

YEAR II URBAN SOCIOLOGY Sub. Code: MAS/Y/230 Credits: 02 Meaning and development Scope and importance Urban sociology in India. Basic concepts : City and its types. Urban community. Urban, Urbanism and Urbanization. Urban social Structure : Family and Marriage Social stratification and mobility. Neighborhood. Urban social Problems : Housing and slums Alcoholism and drug addiction. Environmental pollution. Urban Planning : Town planning Community development Policies and programmers of the government.

YEAR II CRIMINOLOGY AND PENOLOGY Sub. Code: MAS/Y/240 Credits: 02 Criminology : Meaning and nature. Scope and importance. Major schools of criminology. Crime : Meaning, types and causes, professional and organized crime. Changing profile of Crime and Criminals. White collar crime (Sutherland) and corruption. Juvenile delinquency : Concepts and types. Causes and theories. Juvenile Delinquency in India Punishment : Concepts, aims and theories of punishment. Probation and parole. Capital punishment. Prison System and After Care Service : Prison system in India. Penal reforms in India After care Service in India.