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SOCIOLOGY PAPER III
Note This paper contains seventy five objective type questions of two marks each. All questions are compulsory.
1. Which one of the following is correct
5. Match the following Lists-I II. about Ethno methodology
List I List II
a. The Structure of 1. A. Schultz Social Action

Macro Sociology


Micro Sociology


b. The 2. Harold
Phenomenology Garfinkel
of the Social

Certainly not Macro Sociology


Certainly not Micro Sociology


World
c. Presentation of 3. T. Parsons Self in Everyday

2. Who has considered that 'most often life action is routine and relatively
d. Studies in Ethno-4. I. Goffman unreflexive'
methodology
Alfred Schultz Mark the correct answer from the codes given below
H. Garfinkel
Codes
Max Weber
a b c d
1 2 3 4
John Heritage

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3. Who has argued that ethno methods are
2 3 4 1'reflexively accountable'
Orbuch

6. Who has stated that neofunctionalism devotes roughly equal attention to
Garfinkel 'action and order'

Schultz J. Alexander
Hilbert P. Colomy
G. Rhoades
4. Who was concerned with the All the above

composition of at the 7. Who has defined neofunctionalism as level of social action and interaction "a self-critical strand of functional

Mead theory"
Alexander Giesen Goffman Colomy and Rhoades Berger Rhoades Giesen
Luckman Alexander and Colomy

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8. Who has criticized the economic determinism to be implicit in parts of Marx's original work

Habermas


Bottomore


Morrow


Althusser



9. What do the critical theorists state

Economic determinism was wrong.


Economic determinism was not wrong.


Economic determinism was not wrong but should be concerned with other aspects of social life as well.


Economic determinism was wrong and should be concerned with other aspects of social life.



10. Who has contended, among the neo-Marxists, that mature Marx did not believe in any human nature

Habermas


Harvey


Dahrendorf


Althusser



11. Who has observed a link between the structures of the mind and the structures of society

Lemert


Radcliffe-Brown


Levi-Strauss


Foucault



12. Among the post structuralists who has focussed on the 'linkage between knowledge and power'

Lemert


Miller


Levi-Strauss


Foucault



13. Who is said to have deconstructed language and social institutions

Derrida


Godelier


Foucault


Smith



14. Who has envisioned an alternative stage (an alternative society) in which "speech will cease to govern the stage"

Foucault


Derrida


Lemert


None of the above



15. According to post modernists which ideas of modernity are considered gone by or dead

Reason, rationality and progress.


Rationality, progress and objectivity.


Legality, rationality and objectivity.


Objectivity, rationality, reason.



16. Who considers modernity as unfinished project'

Derrida


Giddens


Althusser


Habermas



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K.S. Singh


Yogendra Singh


M.N. Srinivas



18. According to G.S. Ghurye, which are the features of society which is characterized by caste system Use the code below
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III, IV



19. Match List-I with List-II and select the correct answer from the codes given below
List I List II (Authors) (Books)

a.
G.S. Ghurye 1. Races and Cultures of India

b.
N.K. Bose 2. Scheduled Tribes

c.
Surajit 3. Tribal Life in Sinha(ed) India

d.
D.N. 4. Field Studies on


Majumdar the People of India Methods and Perspectives
Codes
a b c d


2 3 4 1


3 2 4 1


2 4 1 3


1 3 4 2



20. Who has stated that the entire course of Indian History shows tribal elements being fused into a general society

A.R. Radcliffe-Brown


D.D. Kosambi


S.S. Sarkar


M. Marriott



21. According to N.K. Bose, the development of Indian Civilization is the result of
I. the repeated experiences of war leading to the spirit of nationalism.
II. a pattern of cultural pluralism under relatively peaceful conditions.
III. the communities in India do not constitute their distinct entities.
IV. diversity of culture but encouraging the economic organization for interdependence of all communities.
Select the correct answer from the codes given below
Codes

II only


II, III, IV


III


II, IV



22. Who is of the opinion that the notion of fundamental opposition between the pure and the impure is the hallmark of the caste system

M.N. Srinivas


Louis Dumont


Surajit Sinha


B.R. Ambedkar



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23. Assertion D.P. Mukherjee preferred to call himself 'Marxologist' rather than Marxist.
Reason He attempted a dialectical interpretation of the encounter between the Indian tradition and modernity which was characterized more by value assimilation and cultural synthesis and less by 'class struggle'.
Select the correct answer from the codes given below
Codes

is true, but is false.


Both and are true and is the correct explanation of


is false, but is true and

is the incorrect explanation of


is false and is true.



24. Which are the characteristics of 'Dominant Caste' as given by M.N. Srinivas
I. Numerical strength and Political power.
II. Economic power through ownership of land.
III. Western education and jobs in administration.
IV. Urban source of income.
Codes

II, IV


II, III, IV


II only


II, III, IV



25. Which perspective is based on the assumption that Indian society is unique and the Indian social institutions can be better studied through the texts

Subaltern


Indological


Civilizational


Structural/Functional



26. Which type of poverty refers to a lack of basic resources needed to maintain health and bodily functioning

Absolute poverty


Relative poverty


Culture of poverty


Enforced poverty



27. Match the Authors in List-I with books in List-II and choose the correct answer from the code given below
List I List II (Authors) (Books)

a.
A. Cohen 1. Women and Crime

b.
R.E. Dobash 2. Gender and and R.P. Public Dobash Harassment

c.
C.B. Gardner 3. Women, Violence and Social Change

d.
F. Heidensohn 4. Delinquent Boys


Codes
a b c d


4 3 2 1


1 2 3 4


4 3 1 2


3 2 4 1



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