Exam Details
Subject | sociology | |
Paper | ||
Exam / Course | ph d | |
Department | ||
Organization | central university | |
Position | ||
Exam Date | 2016 | |
City, State | telangana, hyderabad |
Question Paper
1. 'Legitimation crisis' for Habermas occurs
When the state fails to perform its techno-managerial functions
When illegitimate groups come to power
When the Constitutional machinery breaks down
None of the above
2. 'Typification' as a concept belongs primarily to
Symbolic interactionism
Role theory
Phenomenological sociology
Ethnomethodology
3. Who among the following emphasized on the distinction between and 'identity'?
Erwing Goffman
Herbert Blumer
George Herbert Mead
Harold Garfinkel
4. The term 'developmental agnosticism' to describe a situation in sociological theory after 1945 can be traced to the work of
Talcott Parsons
Stephen Menne"
Georg Simmel
C. Wright Mills
5. 'Explanans' refers to
That which contains the explanation
Antecedent event or cause
Both of the above
None of the above
6. Who stressed the idea that the category 'middle class' is born decomposed?
Karl Marx
Karl Renner
Antonio Gramsci
Ralf Dahrendorf
7. Accumulation by dispossession is
accumulation of possessions lost earlier
privatization
primitive accumulation
ecological disaster
8. Collective consumption is
consumption of culture
consumption by society
goods and services produced and consumed at a collective level
consumerism
9. Social capital as defined by Pierre Bourdieu is
material resource owned by a group
social networks
family and kin systems
Dispositions
10. Liquid Modernity is
an aesthetic theory of modernity
the main title of the book: All that is solid melts into air
a technology which uses water to write on paper
a book by Zygmunt Bauman
11. Empiricism refers to
A philosophical doctrine which advocates experience as the only source of knowledge .
A concept that celebrates the role of reason in social research
A-theoretical position that advocates common sense approach in social research.
A religious philosophy that believes in the theory of One God.
12. Patrimonialism refers to a system of
Modern power structure in which male domination is recognized as the authentic one
Traditional political domination in which a royal household exercises arbitrary power through a bureaucratic apparatus
Religious system prevailing among the Azunde tribes
New Economic policy suggested by the World Bank
13. Based on Louis Dumont's monograph on Paramalai Kallar of Tamil Nadu, which of the following statement is true about Dravidian Kinship
Sister exchange is discouraged in practice
Conjugality is central to Dravidian kinship
Joking and avoidance relations are central to south Indian kinship
Hypergamy and hypogamy co-exist in South India
14. Author of the book "The Coming Crisis of Western Sociology" is
Alvin Gouldner
R. Bendix
Daniel,Bell
None of the above
15. Author of "The Production of Space" is
Talcott Parsons
Henry Lefebvre
Henry Martin
None of the above
16. Manuel Castells is the author of one of the folloWing:
Economy and Society
One-dimensional man
The Rise of the Network Society
The Social Construction of Reality
17. Who among the following is associated with post-development?
Amartya Sen
Arturo Escobar
Amit Bhaduri
Robert Chambers
18. Who said that the social stratification in India is based on 'purity and pollution'?
M.N. Srinivas
A.R.Desai
Louis Dumont
Yogendra Singh
19. The author/s of "The Cracked Mirror: An Indian Debate on Experience an Theory" is/are
M.N. Srinivas
Dipankar Gupta
Gopal Guru and Sundar Sarukkai
Kancha JIIaiah and Susie Tharu
20. Self-Reflexivity in social research is informed by
Positivist thought
Phenomenology
Functionalism
Durkheimian principles
21. Thick description
Allows us to make an in-depth study of the field
Is necessary in all health related surveys
Is possible in archaeological research
Involves introspection of the researcher
22. Which of the following cannot be taken as data for qualitative research?
Photographs
Blogs and diaries
Experiments in Labs
Experiences
23. Who is the author of the book "Theory as history: Essays on Modes of production and Exploitation"?
Jairus Banaji
Ashok Rudra
Utsa Patnaik
Kalyan Sanyal
24. From Derrida's standpoint, Metaphysics analyses the world in terms of the following polarities
Standard vs Parasite
Ideal vs Non-ideal
Literal vs Non-literal
All ofthe above
25. Feminization of agriculture implies that
all the members of household are women, engaged in agriculture
a woman head directs all the men in the household how to do agriculture
men and women members of household equally participate in decision making process of agriculture
more men moved to non-agricultural occupations women started undertaking all the tasks in agriculture albeit with different wages
26. Which of the following are Pierre Bourdieu's concepts
Field, Habitus and Pracitce
Disposition, Theory and Hegemony
Accumulation, dispossession and Culture
All of the above
27. With whom do you associate the following statement? "The state is the political system par excellence: There is no distinction between state and society"
Immanuel Kant
Hegel
Karl Marx
Ferdinand Tonnies
28. Who among the following sociologists claimed that the comparative method of sociology is not a special branch of Sociology: it is sociology itself
Emile Durkheim
Tom Bottomore
Randall Collins
Andre Beteille
29. Ethnicisation of caste is a process of
Caste becoming tribe
Caste becoming upwardly mobile
Caste differences becoming more salient
Caste inequalities are played out publicly
30. Secularisation of caste indicates
That caste is becoming class
Embourgeoisement within the caste
De-ritualisation of caste
Enculturation of caste
31. M.N. Srinivas can be associated with
living in a revolution'
Social framework of an Indian factory
Centre for the Study of Developing Societies
None of the above
32. Who among the following is associated with studies of the Naxalite movement?
Giri Deshingkar
Romesh Thapar
Sumanta Banerjee
Ashis Bose
33. Reification is a concept associated with
Marxism
Structural functionalism
Psychoanalytic theory
None of the above
34. 'Western' Marxism means:
An important variant of Marxist theory that developed in the west
That had multiple tendencies in Marxism
That differed from 'Soviet' Marxism
All the above
35. Theorisation on sexuality was done by
Sigmund Freud
Wilhelm Reich
Michel Foucault
All the above
36. Who is the author of the article titled 'The Caste System Upside Down, or The Not-SoMysterious East'.
D.P Mukherjee
R.K.Mukherjee
TN Madan
Joan P. Mencher
37. "Caste System is not merely a division of labour. It is also a division of labourers". Who has made this observation on the nature of caste and class in Indian society?
Ratna Naidu
Gloria Raheja
BRAmbedkar
Gail Omvedt
38. The essence of the Subaltern perspective is to provide voice to
the dominant classes
dominant castes
liberal feminists
the different sections of marginalized people
39. According to Louis Dumont, 'Purity' and 'Pollution' are the underlying sources of?
Varna order in Hinduism
Class inequality in India
Dowry deaths in Haryana
Kinship organization in Indian family system
40. Village studies in India explicitly deployed
The Marxist approach
The textual analysis
The statistical method
The ethnographic method
41.
Part-B
Attempt any One of the following questions in the space provided below. The answer must not exceed 500 words.
1.Critically analyse whether subaltern studies simply reinforced the binaries of elite and subaltern, above or below, national and local ignoring other complexities.
2.Discuss the genesis of the Frankfurt School and outline its main contribution to social theory.
3.Discuss the possibilities of using mixed methods and grounded theory in social research. Start writing here Part-C (20 Marks) Attempt a short note on any Four of the following questions in the space provided below. Each short note carries Five marks and must not exceed 200 words.
1.Symbolic Violence
2. T. N. Madan's concept on Secularism
3. Critique of Sanskritisation
4. Global City
5. Duality of Structures
6. Reliability and Validity in Social Research
7. Oral History Start writing here
When the state fails to perform its techno-managerial functions
When illegitimate groups come to power
When the Constitutional machinery breaks down
None of the above
2. 'Typification' as a concept belongs primarily to
Symbolic interactionism
Role theory
Phenomenological sociology
Ethnomethodology
3. Who among the following emphasized on the distinction between and 'identity'?
Erwing Goffman
Herbert Blumer
George Herbert Mead
Harold Garfinkel
4. The term 'developmental agnosticism' to describe a situation in sociological theory after 1945 can be traced to the work of
Talcott Parsons
Stephen Menne"
Georg Simmel
C. Wright Mills
5. 'Explanans' refers to
That which contains the explanation
Antecedent event or cause
Both of the above
None of the above
6. Who stressed the idea that the category 'middle class' is born decomposed?
Karl Marx
Karl Renner
Antonio Gramsci
Ralf Dahrendorf
7. Accumulation by dispossession is
accumulation of possessions lost earlier
privatization
primitive accumulation
ecological disaster
8. Collective consumption is
consumption of culture
consumption by society
goods and services produced and consumed at a collective level
consumerism
9. Social capital as defined by Pierre Bourdieu is
material resource owned by a group
social networks
family and kin systems
Dispositions
10. Liquid Modernity is
an aesthetic theory of modernity
the main title of the book: All that is solid melts into air
a technology which uses water to write on paper
a book by Zygmunt Bauman
11. Empiricism refers to
A philosophical doctrine which advocates experience as the only source of knowledge .
A concept that celebrates the role of reason in social research
A-theoretical position that advocates common sense approach in social research.
A religious philosophy that believes in the theory of One God.
12. Patrimonialism refers to a system of
Modern power structure in which male domination is recognized as the authentic one
Traditional political domination in which a royal household exercises arbitrary power through a bureaucratic apparatus
Religious system prevailing among the Azunde tribes
New Economic policy suggested by the World Bank
13. Based on Louis Dumont's monograph on Paramalai Kallar of Tamil Nadu, which of the following statement is true about Dravidian Kinship
Sister exchange is discouraged in practice
Conjugality is central to Dravidian kinship
Joking and avoidance relations are central to south Indian kinship
Hypergamy and hypogamy co-exist in South India
14. Author of the book "The Coming Crisis of Western Sociology" is
Alvin Gouldner
R. Bendix
Daniel,Bell
None of the above
15. Author of "The Production of Space" is
Talcott Parsons
Henry Lefebvre
Henry Martin
None of the above
16. Manuel Castells is the author of one of the folloWing:
Economy and Society
One-dimensional man
The Rise of the Network Society
The Social Construction of Reality
17. Who among the following is associated with post-development?
Amartya Sen
Arturo Escobar
Amit Bhaduri
Robert Chambers
18. Who said that the social stratification in India is based on 'purity and pollution'?
M.N. Srinivas
A.R.Desai
Louis Dumont
Yogendra Singh
19. The author/s of "The Cracked Mirror: An Indian Debate on Experience an Theory" is/are
M.N. Srinivas
Dipankar Gupta
Gopal Guru and Sundar Sarukkai
Kancha JIIaiah and Susie Tharu
20. Self-Reflexivity in social research is informed by
Positivist thought
Phenomenology
Functionalism
Durkheimian principles
21. Thick description
Allows us to make an in-depth study of the field
Is necessary in all health related surveys
Is possible in archaeological research
Involves introspection of the researcher
22. Which of the following cannot be taken as data for qualitative research?
Photographs
Blogs and diaries
Experiments in Labs
Experiences
23. Who is the author of the book "Theory as history: Essays on Modes of production and Exploitation"?
Jairus Banaji
Ashok Rudra
Utsa Patnaik
Kalyan Sanyal
24. From Derrida's standpoint, Metaphysics analyses the world in terms of the following polarities
Standard vs Parasite
Ideal vs Non-ideal
Literal vs Non-literal
All ofthe above
25. Feminization of agriculture implies that
all the members of household are women, engaged in agriculture
a woman head directs all the men in the household how to do agriculture
men and women members of household equally participate in decision making process of agriculture
more men moved to non-agricultural occupations women started undertaking all the tasks in agriculture albeit with different wages
26. Which of the following are Pierre Bourdieu's concepts
Field, Habitus and Pracitce
Disposition, Theory and Hegemony
Accumulation, dispossession and Culture
All of the above
27. With whom do you associate the following statement? "The state is the political system par excellence: There is no distinction between state and society"
Immanuel Kant
Hegel
Karl Marx
Ferdinand Tonnies
28. Who among the following sociologists claimed that the comparative method of sociology is not a special branch of Sociology: it is sociology itself
Emile Durkheim
Tom Bottomore
Randall Collins
Andre Beteille
29. Ethnicisation of caste is a process of
Caste becoming tribe
Caste becoming upwardly mobile
Caste differences becoming more salient
Caste inequalities are played out publicly
30. Secularisation of caste indicates
That caste is becoming class
Embourgeoisement within the caste
De-ritualisation of caste
Enculturation of caste
31. M.N. Srinivas can be associated with
living in a revolution'
Social framework of an Indian factory
Centre for the Study of Developing Societies
None of the above
32. Who among the following is associated with studies of the Naxalite movement?
Giri Deshingkar
Romesh Thapar
Sumanta Banerjee
Ashis Bose
33. Reification is a concept associated with
Marxism
Structural functionalism
Psychoanalytic theory
None of the above
34. 'Western' Marxism means:
An important variant of Marxist theory that developed in the west
That had multiple tendencies in Marxism
That differed from 'Soviet' Marxism
All the above
35. Theorisation on sexuality was done by
Sigmund Freud
Wilhelm Reich
Michel Foucault
All the above
36. Who is the author of the article titled 'The Caste System Upside Down, or The Not-SoMysterious East'.
D.P Mukherjee
R.K.Mukherjee
TN Madan
Joan P. Mencher
37. "Caste System is not merely a division of labour. It is also a division of labourers". Who has made this observation on the nature of caste and class in Indian society?
Ratna Naidu
Gloria Raheja
BRAmbedkar
Gail Omvedt
38. The essence of the Subaltern perspective is to provide voice to
the dominant classes
dominant castes
liberal feminists
the different sections of marginalized people
39. According to Louis Dumont, 'Purity' and 'Pollution' are the underlying sources of?
Varna order in Hinduism
Class inequality in India
Dowry deaths in Haryana
Kinship organization in Indian family system
40. Village studies in India explicitly deployed
The Marxist approach
The textual analysis
The statistical method
The ethnographic method
41.
Part-B
Attempt any One of the following questions in the space provided below. The answer must not exceed 500 words.
1.Critically analyse whether subaltern studies simply reinforced the binaries of elite and subaltern, above or below, national and local ignoring other complexities.
2.Discuss the genesis of the Frankfurt School and outline its main contribution to social theory.
3.Discuss the possibilities of using mixed methods and grounded theory in social research. Start writing here Part-C (20 Marks) Attempt a short note on any Four of the following questions in the space provided below. Each short note carries Five marks and must not exceed 200 words.
1.Symbolic Violence
2. T. N. Madan's concept on Secularism
3. Critique of Sanskritisation
4. Global City
5. Duality of Structures
6. Reliability and Validity in Social Research
7. Oral History Start writing here
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