Indian sociological thought

By:

Nagla, B.K

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 2008 Rawat Publication JaipurDescription: xi, 418 pISBN:

9788131602263

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DDC classification:

301.0954 N2I6

Summary: Indian society, having a chequered history of monarchy, feudalism, colonialism and democracy, has passed through a long evolutionary process. It is being interpreted in a variety of ways in different ideologies. The basic problem for social scientists is to find out the meaning, truth and reality of Indian society. August Comte was the first sociologist to take up the task of defining society. Since then, gallons of ink have been put on the paper to define and redefine the Indian society. Those who worked on this issue are mostly sociologists. The present work analyses the society in both scientific and humane perspectives. (http://www.rawatbooks.com/book_more_detail.aspx?id=252)

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Indian society, having a chequered history of monarchy, feudalism, colonialism and democracy, has passed through a long evolutionary process. It is being interpreted in a variety of ways in different ideologies. The basic problem for social scientists is to find out the meaning, truth and reality of Indian society. August Comte was the first sociologist to take up the task of defining society. Since then, gallons of ink have been put on the paper to define and redefine the Indian society. Those who worked on this issue are mostly sociologists. The present work analyses the society in both scientific and humane perspectives. (http://www.rawatbooks.com/book_more_detail.aspx?id=252)

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