SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS PART-II PAPER NO. 4

Subject : SOCIOLOGY

Course (Paper) Name & No. : INDIAN SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS PART-II PAPER NO. 4
Course (Paper) Unique Code CORE
Course (Paper) Unique Code ELECTIVE-1
Course (Paper) Unique Code ELECTIVE-2

Course Objective :

👉 To know basic concepts of Sociology.
 👉To give an outline of Sociological Background.
👉 To explain the scope and nature of Sociology.
👉To provide competitive atmosphere for the students.

Course Contents :

Chapter-1 Religion Institution
Chapter-2 Education Institution
Chapter-3 State Institution
Chapter-4 Property Institution

Text and Reference Books :

1. Ghurye G. S. : Caste & Race in India
2. Ghurye G. S. : Urbanization & Family Change,
3. Desai A. R. & Desai Nera :cpfsdp„ N°pduZ kdpS>ip÷
4. Desai A. R. : Social Background of Indian Nationalism
5. Altekar A. S. : The Position of Women in Hidnu Civilization
6. Karve Irawati : Kinship Organization in India
7. Kuppenswamy B. : Social Change in India
8. Bose Ashish : Population in India’s Development
9. Chekki D.A. : Modernization & Kinship in Uban India
10. Desai I. P. : Some Aspects of Family in Mahuva
11. Govt. of India : Facts about India, 1971
12. Hate & C.A. : Changing Status of Women in Post - India Independence
13. Kanan C. T. : Inter Caste & Inter Community Marriage in India
14. Kapadia K. M. : Marriage & Family in India.

Paper No. 4 : Indian Social Institutions (Part-II)

Chapter-1 Religion Institution

A Meaning and Characteristics
B Beliefs of Major Religions
C Functions of Religion
D Dysfunctions of Religion

Chapter-2 Education Institution

A Meaning
B Relation between Education and Society
C Social Functions of Education
D Importance Female Education

Chapter-3 State Institution

A Meaning and Characteristics
B Functions of State
C Concepts of Welfare State
D Sociological approach to study of State.

Chapter-4 Property Institution

A Meaning
B Nature of Right of Property
C Types of Property
D Trusteeship Theory of Property.

 REFERENCE BOOK :

1. Ghurye G. S. : Caste & Race in India
2. Ghurye G. S. : Urbanization & Family Change,
3. Desai A. R. & Desai Nera : cpfsdp„ N°pduZ kdpS>ip÷
4. Desai A. R. : Social Background of Indian Nationalism
5. Altekar A. S. : The Position of Women in Hidnu Civilization
6. Karve Irawati : Kinship Organization in India
7. Kuppenswamy B. : Social Change in India
8. Bose Ashish : Population in India’s Development
9. Chekki D.A. : Modernization & Kinship in Uban India
10. Desai I. P. : Some Aspects of Family in Mahuva
11. Govt. of India : Facts about India, 1971
12. Hate & C.A. : Changing Status of Women in Post - India Independence
13. Kanan C. T. : Inter Caste & Inter Community Marriage in India
14. Kapadia K. M. : Marriage & Family in India.

FACULTY OF ARTS
SYLLABUS

(B.A. SEMESTER-2) (Paper No.4)
Subject : SOCIOLOGY

Course (Paper) Name & No. : KINSHIP IN SOCIOLOGY PAPER NO. 4 (OPTIONAL)

Course (Paper) Unique Code CORE
Course (Paper) Unique Code ELECTIVE-1
Course (Paper) Unique Code ELECTIVE-2

Course Objective :

👉 To know basic concepts of Sociology.
👉 To give an outline of Sociological Background.
👉 To explain the scope and nature of Sociology.
👉 To provide competitive atmosphere for the students.

Course Contents :

Chapter-1 Kinship Relations
Chapter-2 Basic Concept Regarding Kinship
Chapter-3 Descent and Kinship
Chapter-4 Kinship Organization in India and Regional Variation

Text and Reference Books :

1. Gunatilake, G. 1984 : Intersectoral Linkages and Health Development : Case Studies in India
(Kerala State)
2. John Kane : Social Problems (1962).
3. Gisbert : Fundamentals of Sociology.
4. Mamoria C. B. : Social Problems and Social Disorganization in India (1970)
5. Harton and Leslie : Sociology of Social Problems.
6. Ghurye G. S. : The Scheduled Tribers
7. Krishna Iyer and Bala Ratnam : Anthropology in India
8. Majumdar and Modan : An Introduction to Social Anthropology
9. Desai A. R. : Samajkhan 1-4 (Guj.) Guj. Uni. 1960.
10. Fairchild (Ed.) : Dictionary of Sociology.
11. Fichter Joseph H. : Sociology The University of Chicago Press, 1957.
12. Veeranarayana Keihineni (1991) : Political Economy of State Intervention in Health Care.
13. Albrecht, Gary L. 1944 : Advances in Medical Sociology Mumbai.

SUBJECT : KINSHIP RELATIONSHIP AND SOCIAL PROBLEMS
(B.A. SEMESTER-2) (PAPER-4)
(OPTIONAL)
Paper No. 4 : Kinship in Sociology Paper No. 4 [Optional]
Chapter-1 Kinship Relations
A Meaning and Definition of Kinship
B Nature of Kinship
C Importance of Kinship
D Terminology of Kinship
Chapter-2 Basic Concept Regarding Kinship
A Hereditary Kinship
B Incest Kinship
C Gotra and Sagotra
D Sapind
Chapter-3 Descent and Kinship
A Lineage
B Descent
C Kindred
D Complimentary Relations
Chapter-4 Kinship Organization in India and Regional Variation
A Kinship in Northern Zone
B Kinship in Central Zone
C Kinship in Southern Zone
D Kinship in Eastern Zone

 REFERENCE BOOKS :
1. Gunatilake, G. 1984 : Intersectoral Linkages and Health Development : Case
Studies in India (Kerala State)
2. John Kane : Social Problems (1962).
3. Gisbert : Fundamentals of Sociology.
4. Mamoria C. B. : Social Problems and Social Disorganization in India (1970)
5. Harton and Leslie : Sociology of Social Problems.
6. Ghurye G. S. : The Scheduled Tribers
7. Krishna Iyer and Bala Ratnam : Anthropology in India
8. Majumdar and Modan : An Introduction to Social Anthropology
9. Desai A. R. : Samajkhan 1-4 (Guj.) Guj. Uni. 1960.
10. Fairchild (Ed.) : Dictionary of Sociology.
11. Fichter Joseph H. : Sociology The University of Chicago Press, 1957.
12. Veeranarayana Keihineni (1991) : Political Economy of State Intervention in
Health Care.
13. Albrecht, Gary L. 1944 : Advances in Medical Sociology Mumbai.

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all the Papers of Under Graduate & Post Graduate Level. However if and when
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SOCIAL INSTITUTION PART-1,PAPER NO. 2

FACULTY OF ARTS

SYLLABUS

(B.A. SEMESTER-1) (PAPER-2)
Subject : SOCIOLOGY

Course (Paper) Name & No. : INDIAN SOCIAL INSTITUTION PART-1,PAPER NO. 2
Course (Paper) Unique Code CORE
Course (Paper) Unique Code ELECTIVE-1
Course (Paper) Unique Code ELECTIVE-2

Course Objective :

 To know basic concepts of Sociology.

 To give an outline of Sociological Background.

 To explain the scope and nature of Sociology.

 To provide competitive atmosphere for the students.

Course Contents :

Chapter-1 Social Institution
Chapter-2 Caste Institutions
Chapter-3 Marriage Institution
Chapter-4 Family Institution

Text and Reference Books :

1. Shaer Robert : Ethnography of Ancient India.
2. Bailey F. G. : Trible, Caste & Nation Encyclopedia of Social Science
3. Ghurye G. S. : The Scheduled Tribe
4. Fair Child : Dictionary of Sociology
5. Grierson G. A. Linguistic Survey of India
6. Shrinivas M. N., Case in ModernIndia
7. Majumdar : Social Structure
8. Gazetter of Bombay Presidency
9. Risely H : ‘The People of India
10. Altekar A. S. : The Position of Women in Hindu Civilization
11. Majumdar & Madan : ‘Social Anthrology
12. Shrinivas M. N., Religion & Society Among the Coorgs of South India.

SUBJECT : INDIAN SOCIAL STRUCTURE
(B.A. SEMESTER-1) (PAPER-2)
Paper No. 2 : Indian Social Institutions

Chapter-1 Social Institution

A Meaning and definition of Social Institution
B Characteristics of social institution
C Functions of Social Institution
D Main Indian Social Institution

Chapter-2 Caste Institution

A Meaning and Characteristics of Caste
B Varna and Caste
C Casteism : Meaning and Causes
D Consequences of Casteism and its solution

Chapter-3 Marriage Institution.

A Marriage : Meaning and Aims
B Hindu Marriage : As a Sacrament
C Muslim Marriage Meaning Aims and as a Contract
D Divorse Meaning Causes and Consequences.

Chapter-4 Family Institution.

A Family : Meaning and Characteristics
B Types of Family : Joint and Nuclear
C Forms of Family : Patriarchal and Matriarchal
D Factors of change in Modern Family.

REFERENCE BOOK :

1. Shaer Robert : Ethnography of Ancient India.
2. Bailey F. G. : Trible, Caste & Nation Encyclopedia of Social Science
3. Ghurye G. S. : The Scheduled Tribe
4. Fair Child : Dictionary of Sociology
5. Grierson G. A. Linguistic Survey of India
6. Shrinivas M. N., Case in ModernIndia
7. Majumdar : Social Structure
8. Gazetter of Bombay Presidency
9. Risely H : ‘The People of India
10. Altekar A. S. : The Position of Women in Hindu Civilization
11. Majumdar & Madan : ‘Social Anthrology
12. Shrinivas M. N., Religion & Society Among the Coorgs of South India.

Subject : SOCIOLOGY
Course (Paper) Name & No. : ESSENTIAL CONCEPTS OF SOCIOLOGY
PAPER NO. 3
Course (Paper) Unique Code CORE
Course (Paper) Unique Code ELECTIVE-1
Course (Paper) Unique Code ELECTIVE-2.

Course Objective :

 To know basic concepts of Sociology.
 To give an outline of Sociological Background.
 To explain the scope and nature of Sociology.
 To provide competitive atmosphere for the students.

Course Contents :

Chapter-1 Socialization
Chapter-2 Individual and Society
Chapter-3 Social Stratification and Mobility
Chapter-4 Social Control

Text and Reference Books :

Desai A. R. : Samajkhan 1-4 (Guj.) Guj. Uni. 1960.
Biersted Robert : The social order, Tata Mcgraw Hill, 1970.
Alex Inkeles : What is sociology ! An introduction to the discipline & profession, Prentice Hall Inc.
1964.
Davis Kingsley : Human Society, Macmillan Co., 1961.
Gisbert : Fundamentals of Sociology.
Horton and Hunt : Sociology, Macgraw Hill Book Co. 1964.
Fairchild (Ed.) : Dictionary of Sociology.
Fichter Joseph H. : Sociology The University of Chicago Press, 1957.
Government of India : Social Welfare in India Planning Commission, 1960.
Haridas T. Majumdar : The Grammar of Sociology - Man in Society, Asia Pub. House, 1966.
Johnson Harry M. : Sociology - A Systematic Introduction, Allied Publication Indian Ed. 1966.
Ogburn and Him Koff : A H and Book of Sociology, Euresia Bub House, 1966.
Usha Kanharse (Trans.) Samajshatra (Gujarati) Guj. Uni.
V. Joshi (Dr.) “Paribhashik Shabda Kosh” Uni Granthnirman Board, Ahmedabad, 1999.

Paper No. 3 : Essential Concepts of Sociology

Chapter-1 Socialization

A Meaning and Definition
B Social Agencies : Family and Peer Groups
- Educational Institution
- Communication Media

Chapter-2 Individual and Society

A Relation between Individual and Society. Different View Points

B. Social Contract Theory
C. Social Organism Theory
D. Sociological View-point.

Chapter-3 Social Stratification and Mobility

A Social Stratification : Meaning and Nature
B Social Stratification : Functions and Dysfunctions
C Types of Social Mobility
D Factors Influencing Social Mobility

Chapter-4 Social Control

A Social Control : Meaning and Defination
B cteristics of Social Control
C Means of Social Control
- Mores
- Folkways
- Custom
- Law
- Fashion
D Importance of Social Control.

 REFERENCE BOOK :

1. Desai A. R. : Samajkhan 1-4 (Guj.) Guj. Uni. 1960.
2. Biersted Robert : The social order, Tata Mcgraw Hill, 1970.
3. Alex Inkeles : What is sociology ! An introduction to the discipline & profession,
Prentice Hall Inc. 1964.
4. Davis Kingsley : Human Society, Macmillan Co., 1961.
5. Gisbert : Fundamentals of Sociology.
6. Horton and Hunt : Sociology, Macgraw Hill Book Co. 1964.
7. Fairchild (Ed.) : Dictionary of Sociology.
8. Fichter Joseph H. : Sociology The University of Chicago Press, 1957.
9. Government of India : Social Welfare in India Planning Commission, 1960.
10. Haridas T. Majumdar : The Grammar of Sociology - Man in Society, Asia Pub.
House, 1966.
11. Johnson Harry M. : Sociology - A Systematic Introduction, Allied Publication
Indian Ed. 1966.
12. Ogburn and Him Koff : A H and Book of Sociology, Euresia Bub House, 1966.
13. Usha Kanharse (Trans.) Samajshatra (Gujarati) Guj. Uni.
14. V. Joshi (Dr.) “Paribhashik Shabda Kosh” Uni Granthnirman Board, Ahmedabad,
1999

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ELEMENTARY SOCIOLOGY – PAPER NO. 1

Subject : SOCIOLOGY

Course (Paper) Name & No. : ELEMENTARY SOCIOLOGY – PAPER NO. 1

Course (Paper) Unique Code CORE
Course (Paper) Unique Code ELECTIVE-1
Course (Paper) Unique Code ELECTIVE-2.

Course Objective :

 👉To know basic concepts of Sociology.
👉 To give an outline of Sociological Background.
👉 To explain the scope and nature of Sociology.
👉 To provide competitive atmosphere for the students.

Course Contents :

👉Chapter-1 An Introduction to Sociology.

👉Chapter-2 Basic Terminology of Sociology

👉Chapter-3 Social Action and Interaction

👉Chapter-4 Status and Role

Text and Reference Books :

1. Biersted Robert : The social order, Tata Mcgraw Hill, 1970.

2. Davis Kingsley : Human Society, Macmillan Co., 1961.

3. Desai A. R. : Samajkhan 1-4 (Guj.) Guj. Uni. 1960.

4. Fairchild (Ed.) : Dictionary of Sociology.

5. Alex Inkeles : What is sociology ! An introduction to the discipline & profession, Prentice Hall
Inc. 1964.

6. Haridas T. Majumdar : The Grammar of Sociology - Man in Society, Asia Pub. House, 1966.

7. Fichter Joseph H. : Sociology The University of Chicago Press, 1957.

8. Gisbert : Fundamentals of Sociology.

9. V. Joshi (Dr.) “Paribhashik Shabda Kosh” Uni Granthnirman Board, Ahmedabad, 1999.

10. Government of India : Social Welfare in India Planning Commission, 1960.

11. Horton and Hunt : Sociology, Macgraw Hill Book Co. 1964.

12. Johnson Harry M. : Sociology - A Systematic Introduction, Allied Publication Indian Ed. 1966.

13. Ogburn and Him Koff : A H and Book of Sociology, Euresia Bub House, 1966.

14. Usha Kanharse (Trans.) Samajshatra (Gujarati) Guj. Uni..

      COURSE OUTLINE :

Chapter-1 An Introduction to Sociology

A Brief Outline of Origin and Development of Sociology
B Meaning and Definition of Sociology
C Nature of Sociology
D Scope and Importance of Sociology

Chapter-2 Basic Terminology of Sociology

A Society : Meaning and Characteristics
B Community : Meaning and Characteristics
C Association : Meaning and Characteristics
D Institution : Meaning and Characteristics.

Chapter-3 Social Action and Interaction

A Meaning of Social Action
B Factors of Social Action
C Meaning of Social Interaction
D Types of Social Interaction

Chapter-4 Status and Role

A Meaning of Status and Role
B Types of Status
C Relation between Status and Role
D Role Conflict.

REFERENCE BOOK :

1. Biersted Robert : The social order, Tata Mcgraw Hill, 1970.
2. Davis Kingsley : Human Society, Macmillan Co., 1961.
3. Desai A. R. : Samajkhan 1-4 (Guj.) Guj. Uni. 1960.
4. Fairchild (Ed.) : Dictionary of Sociology.
5. Alex Inkeles : What is sociology ! An introduction to the discipline &
profession, Prentice Hall Inc. 1964.
6. Haridas T. Majumdar : The Grammar of Sociology - Man in Society, Asia Pub.
House, 1966.
7. Fichter Joseph H. : Sociology The University of Chicago Press, 1957.
8. Gisbert : Fundamentals of Sociology.
9. V. Joshi (Dr.) “Paribhashik Shabda Kosh” Uni Granthnirman Board,
Ahmedabad, 1999
10. Government of India : Social Welfare in India Planning Commission, 1960.
11. Horton and Hunt : Sociology, Macgraw Hill Book Co. 1964.
12. Johnson Harry M. : Sociology - A Systematic Introduction, Allied Publication
Indian Ed. 1966.
13. Ogburn and Him Koff : A H and Book of Sociology, Euresia Bub House, 1966.
14. Usha Kanharse (Trans.) Samajshatra (Gujarati) Guj. Uni.

Subject : SOCIOLOGY

Course (Paper) Name & No. : An Introduction to Indian Society– PAPER NO. 1
(OPTIONAL)

Course (Paper) Unique Code CORE
Course (Paper) Unique Code ELECTIVE-1
Course (Paper) Unique Code ELECTIVE-2

Course Objective :

 To know basic concepts of Sociology.

 To give an outline of Sociological Background.

 To explain the scope and nature of Sociology.

 To provide competitive atmosphere for the students.

Course Contents :

Chapter-1 Population of India

Chapter-2 Tribal Community in Indian Population

Chapter-3 Religions and Linguistic Groups in India

Chapter-4 Rural and Urban Communities in India

Text and Reference Books :

1. John Meleish : The Theory of Social Change
2. Anderson and Parker : An Introduction to Sociology
3. Ogbarn and Nimkoff : A Handbook of Sociology
4. Davis Kingsley : Human Society
5. Harton and Hunt : Sociology
6. Merton Robert K : Social Theory and Social Structure
7. Shrinivas M. N. : Social Change in Modern India
8. Johnson Harry M : Sociology - A Systematic Introduction
9. Maciver and Page : Society
10. Unnithan and Others (Ed.) Towards a Sociology of Culture in India
11. Sorokin Pitirim : Social and Cultural Mobility.

(B.A. SEMESTER-1)
 (PAPER-1) (OPTIONAL)

 COURSE OUTLINE :

Paper No. 1 : An Introduction to Indian Society [Optional]

Chapter-1 Population of India

A Sex Ratio in Population
B Education Ratio in Population
C Age Ratio in Population
D Rural and Urban Population .

Chapter-2 Tribal Community in Indian Population

A Meaning of Tribals
B Characteristics of Tribals
C Introduction of Social Life of Tribals and Dormitories
D Methods of mate selection among Tribals

Chapter-3 Religious and Linguistic Groups in India

A Religious groups and its population
B Religious Importance of Religions Groups
C Linguistic Groups and its Population
D Relatious and Conflicts between Linguistic Groups.

Chapter-4 Rural and Urban Communities in India

A Meaning and Characteristics of Rural Community
B Meaning and Characteristics of Urban Community
C Comparison between Rural and Urban Community
D Occupation Composition of India.
 REFERENCE BOOK :
1. John Meleish : The Theory of Social Change
2. Anderson and Parker : An Introduction to Sociology
3. Ogbarn and Nimkoff : A Handbook of Sociology
4. Davis Kingsley : Human Society
5. Harton and Hunt : Sociology
6. Merton Robert K : Social Theory and Social Structure
7. Shrinivas M. N. : Social Change in Modern India
8. Johnson Harry M : Sociology - A Systematic Introduction
9. Maciver and Page : Society
10. Unnithan and Others (Ed.) Towards a Sociology of Culture in India
11. Sorokin Pitirim : Social and Cultural Mobility

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