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So 561 : Introduction to Sociology | Model Question - 2016 |

Tribhuvan University
Faculty of Humanity and Social Sciences
OFFICE OF THE DEAN
2016
Masters Degree in Sociology
Course Title: Introduction to Sociology
Code no.: So. 561
Semester: 1st Semester


Candidates are required to answer the questions in their own words as far as practicable.

Group 'A'
2*15 = 20

Answers any TWO 

1. The best way of making research sociological is discovering social everywhere. Justify this statement with examples following Chaitnya Misra.

2. Describe Durkheim's reductionist versus non-reductionist perspective with appropriate examples.

3. Discuss Charles H. Cooley's view on society and self with proper examples.





Group 'B'
3*10 = 40
Answers any Three

4. What A.G. Frank argues about the rise of human civilization, history, and knowledge from the contrasting vision of euro-centrism?

5. What do you mean by knowledge and how it is produced?

6. Critically analyze the functionalist view on inequality.

7. Discuss the key types of interactions with appropriate examples.

8. How individual troubles can be examined wearing wide angle lens of C. Wright Mills's Sociological Imagination?







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