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You should read this Article from EPW, a good write up and also relevant for Caste Topic of your Sociology syllabus 🙏🏻
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Wallby’s six structures of patriarchy are paid work, household production, culture, sexuality, violence and the state.
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We will be posting Interview related Themes for sociological analysis here on this channel within next 3 days.
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Read this article from sociological perspective 👆🏻
-> Loans, EMIs, Showoff culture, anomie, suicide, fake culture, image conscious society, consumerism, population growth, capitalism, etc etc 🙏🏻
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Caste- Mnemonic“CENSUS” 1. C - Caste as a Structure: • Perspective: G.S. Ghurye analyzed caste’s historical features like hierarchy, endogamy, and occupational restrictions. • Example: Varna system as Social Structure. 2. E - Economic and Social Disparities: • Perspective: A.R. Desai explored the intersection of caste and class inequalities. • Example: Among the 275 joint secretaries, 13 (4.73 per cent) are SCs, nine (3.27 per cent) are STs and 19 belong to the OBC category.(DoPT data 2022). 3. N - Nuances of Mobility: • Perspective: M.N. Srinivas emphasized Sanskritization ( e.g.Nadars of Tamil Nadu adopting vegetarianism, teetotalism, and Brahminical practices) and the concept of the Dominant Caste (e.g., Jats in Haryana, Yadavs in Bihar). 4. S - Shifts in Modernization: • Perspective: Yogendra Singh argued that modernization transforms caste identities rather than erasing them. • Example: An Ethnographic Study of Rickshaw Pullers in Lucknow City by Harold Gould 5. U - Understanding Contemporary Inequalities: • Perspective: Surinder Jodhka highlighted caste’s evolving role in education, employment, and land ownership. • Example: FG Bailey study of Bisipara village in Orissa shows when the economic and political status of castes improves, they tend to change their views on caste interaction to claim a higher rank in the ritual hierarchy. 6. S - Social Risks and Benefits: • Perspective: Satish Deshpande argues that caste data supports justice but risks reinforcing caste identities. • Example: Political parties using caste data for vote-bank politics (M. N.Srinivas)
