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   The students of sociology should recognize that the history of sociology is linked to the post-enlightenment period of modernity, to the evolution of modern social and political theory and to the development of a scientific approach to the study of man and society.

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   Mar 23, 2023 · With Indian professionalisation and Independence came a substantial increase in the popularity of sociology and social anthropology, as these social sciences were seen as effective tools for responding to the growing demand for information on the different socio-economic conditions of the new nation.

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   Week 1: Introduction to the course: Theoretical and methodological perspectives within sociology and social anthropology. Week 2: Historical background of the study of Indian society. Colonialism, Anthropology and emergence of sociology in India.

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   Jul 27, 2021 · Sociology helps understand various human and social perspectives in which individual lives are defined and shaped. This essay will seek to explore into ten reasons why it is important to study sociology.

6. www.jstor.org › stable › 23618408DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY IN INDIA1

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   DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIOLOGY & SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY IN INDIA 181 change. The popularity of sociology in the U.S.A. was due to the many problems which a vast, rich and rapidly-developing country had to face, such as urbanisation, immigration, ethnicity, crime, juvenile delinquency and prostitution. II

7. link.springer.com › chapter › 10Introduction - SpringerLink

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   Nov 1, 2023 · The chapter provides a snapshot of the trajectory of origin and growth of Indian sociology reflecting on some of the major debates, such as distinction/commonality between sociology and social anthropology, issue of indigenization, exogenous influence, and way forward.

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   Why did social anthropology become popular in India?

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   Why should sociology students study Social Anthropology in India?

   • Srinivas further believed that the sociology students in India, would find it more challenging to study one’s own society, than that of the other, and thus they should undergo training in social anthropology for a minimum of two years so as to develop an empirical outlook.

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   Will anthropology be sociology to an Indian?

   • As Andre Béteille has pointed out, however: […] what anthropology is to an American will be sociology to an Indian, and what sociology is to an American will be anthropology to an Indian. The distinction will work only so long as all societies, Western and non-Western, are studied only by Western scholars.

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   Is there an Indian approach to sociology?

   • exist for the development of an Indian approach to sociology. T n this concluding section, we shall make a few comments on theprospects for sociolog and social anthropology and the tasks that lie ahead of them.We have maintained that the disciplines flourish best when they address themselves to the analyses o

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   What influences anthropology and sociology in India?

   • Uberoi et al., (2000) argue that while it is true that the practices of anthropology and sociology in India have been shaped by the theories and scholars of the west, especially the process of colonialism, local influences of theoretical, institutional and nationalism have played an important role in producing these disciplines.

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   Why do we need a sociology degree in India?

   • e census organization, which vastly expanded its activities inindependent India, the Central Social Welfare Board, the office of the Commissioner for Scheduled Castes and Tribes, and the Tribal Research Institutes, also needed the resea ch skills of sociologists

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9. www.jstor.org › stable › 4409380Indian Anthropology and Sociology - JSTOR

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   Jun 10, 2000 · Indian Anthropology and Sociology Towards a History There is need of a rigorous and comprehensive history of Indian sociology-anthropology, constituted as a full-fledged research area, to study the material, ideological and institutional context in which these disciplines developed. A report on a national workshop on the issue.