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Introduction - Principles of Sociology - Lecture Notes, Study notes of Sociology

Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar University Sociology

These are the important key points of lecture notes of Principles of Sociology are: Introduction, Orientation, Sociological Theory, Regional Effects, Instituted Order, Instituted Political Debate, Development of Orthogonal, Sociological Perspectives, Philosophical and Political Dimensions, Institutionalized Political Debate

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Download Introduction - Principles of Sociology - Lecture Notes and more Study notes Sociology in PDF only on Docsity! INTRODUCTION TO THE COURSE I. Orientation - who am I? - what am I doing here? - how? - why? - so what? II. What is Sociological Theory? - what is sociology? - what is theory? III. Why did it develop - when? - where? - how? IV. National/Regional effects - on instituted order - on instituted political debate - on development of orthogonal, extra-institutional sociological perspectives IV. Philosophical and Political Dimensions of - institutionalized political debate - sociological debate Docsity.com A Model of Political Attitudes* Faith in Faith in Existing Institutions Common People optimistic pessimistic optimistic Liberal Radical pessimistic Conservative Reactionary * Adaptation of model used by Tom Ruth, Political Science professor at Grossmont College, El Cajon, CA Docsity.com

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