List – I (Writers) List – II (View-Points) I. Ester Boserup A. Women are displaced by the process of capital accumulation and new technology. II. D’Andrade Roy G. B. Privatisation and marketisation have curtailed women’s customary access to land in rural areas. III. Bina Agarwal C. Women are marginalized through the process of economic development which contributes to their subordinate status. IV. Maithreyi Krishnaraj D. Participation in economic activities to power and control.
Codes :
This question requires matching key writers (List I) with their specific viewpoints regarding women's roles and experiences in economic development (List II).
The correctly matched pairs are determined by aligning the scholars' known contributions with the provided statements:
The complete and correct matching is:
| List – I (Writer) | List – II (View-Point) |
|---|---|
| I. Ester Boserup | C. Women are marginalized through the process of economic development which contributes to their subordinate status. |
| II. D’Andrade Roy G.B. | D. Participation in economic activities to power and control. |
| III. Bina Agarwal | B. Privatisation and marketisation have curtailed women’s customary access to land in rural areas. |
| IV. Maithreyi Krishnaraj | A. Women are displaced by the process of capital accumulation and new technology. |
Therefore, the correct code representing these matches is I-C, II-D, III-B, IV-A.
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:
He saw man as Homo duplex - as body, desire and appetite and also as socialized personality.
'He'- refers to _______________ .