Tag: Daily Writing Practice

Q. Compare the view and approaches of Karl Marx and Emile Durkheim on Division of Labour. Which is more suitable

Q. Compare Emile Durkheims notion of ‘Social Fact’ to Max Weber’s ‘Social Action’. (10 Marks) (150 words)

Q. Critically examine Karl Marx’s View on “Class in Itself” and “Class for Itself”. (10 Marks)

Q. What do you mean by Interview bias? How is it different from Interviewer’s bias? Discuss advantages and disadvantages of

Q  How is T. H. Marshall’s views on citizenship is relevent in todays society?(10Marks (150words)

Q  “A true democratic system must sustain and understand all the cultural identities.” In light of the above statement examine

Q  Discuss the meaning and role of civil society in the efforts of transformation of society through collective action.(10Marks (150words)

Q  Comment on institutionalization of ‘liveinrelationship’ and give reasons.(10Marks (150words)

Q  “The religion cannot be the sufficient basis of nationbuilding in India.” Examine the statement.(10Marks (150words)

Q  “Education helps in democratization of society and brings social change.” Illustrate the statement.(10Marks (150words)

Q  Discuss the alternatives to traditional forms of Marriage and Family.(10Marks)(150words)

Q  “Religion and science are forms of human understanding and provides ways to humans to relate themselves to reality”. Discuss.(10Marks)(150words)

Q  “The social evaluation of biological differences give rise to the problem of gender and transgender.” Examine the statement.(10Marks)(150words)

Q  “No society gives absolute freedom to its members to select their partner.” Evaluate the statement in context of rules

Q  “Power is not a zerosum game”. Critically discuss with reference to Weber’s and Parsons’s views.(20Marks)(150words)