A. Indian Sadhus
B. I and other Explorations
C. Caste and Race in India
D. Gods and Men
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
G.S. Ghurye Books Chronological Order
To determine the correct chronological sequence of G.S. Ghurye's books, we need to identify the publication year for each listed work.
Book Publication Dates
| Book Title | Publication Year |
| Caste and Race in India | 1932 |
| Indian Sadhus | 1953 |
| Gods and Men | 1962 |
| I and other Explorations | 1968 |
Determining Chronological Sequence
Arranging the books by their publication dates from earliest to latest:
- Caste and Race in India (1932)
- Indian Sadhus (1953)
- Gods and Men (1962)
- I and other Explorations (1968)
This sequence corresponds to the options C, A, D, B.
Therefore, the correct chronological sequence is C, A, D, B.
Important Questions from Sociological Thinkers, Sociological Traditions
Ethnomethodology is concerned with -
A. The study of ordinary people's method for making sense of and creating order in everyday life.
B. When people talk or act, they are constantly engaged in interpreting what is going on around them.
C. There is an inherent relationship between talk and action.
D. The study of social phenomena by using highly structured interviews of a very large sample size.
Choose the correct answer from the options given below
Which of the following is true of Edward Said's Orientalism?
(A) It was published in 1979.
(B) Utilises the concept of discursive formulation as argued by Foucault.
(C) He has taken up the detailed analysis of imaginative geography and representation of the Orient.
(D) It is one of the foundational texts of Postcolonial theory.
(E) It puts to use Barthes' concept of 'death of the author'.
Choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below:
- The theoretical paradigm of functionalism is anchored in the idea that the maintenance of social cohesion, order and stability rests on one of the following........
- Who gave the concept of 'bifurcated consciousness'?
- Power operates at all levels of social interaction, in all social institutions and through all people'.
Who said this?
