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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The Oxford in India Readings in Sociology and Social Anthropology comprise a set of volumes each on an important theme or sub-area within these disciplines. Along with authoritative introductions and sectional prefaces, each book brings together key essays that apprise readers of the current debates and developments within that area, with specific reference to India. The volumes act both as introductions to sociology and social anthropology and as essentialreference works for students, teachers, and researchers.This comprehensive and cross disciplinary reader on research methodology looks at the character of social research, fieldwork,ethnography, and survey research as well as the ethical and ideological issues involved in conducting research. With contributions from well-known ethnographers and social scientists, the volume highlights the nature of social research and conceptualizes social reality and its dimensions. The essays emphasize the importance of both qualitative and q uantitative aspects of methodology and dwell on specific situations encountered while conducting fieldwork in India.Thisbook, a prescribed text for B Sc Anthropology courses, will also be an indispensable read for students, teachers, and researchers across disciplines, particularly sociology, social anthropology, and otherbrances of social sciences. This OIP, a part of the Oxford in India Readings on Sociology and Social Anthropology series contains an account of the research methods used in social anthropology and sociology. The readings by well-known scholars in the field deal with the nature of social research, fieldwork, different survey methods and the use of ethics in research. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Hardcover. Condizione: New. 1st Edition. In the globalisation process cultures are influenced by one another and become more alike through trade, immigration, and exchange of information and ideas. However, in recent times the degree and intensity of the connections among different cultures and different world regions have accelerated dramatically owing to advances in science and technology. Globalisation has truly become an agent of social change. Post industrial revolution, the new world of entertainment and leisure activities have become an important subject of research in sociology. This festschrift, in honour of Dr. Ishwar P. Modi, an eminent sociologist and the past President of the Indian Sociological Society, brings together articles on various aspects of leisure in different societies. Both Indian and foreign scholars have contributed papers to this volume which would impress its readers with the richness of data on leisure and a variety of novel approaches to its study in cross-cultural contexts. Three ideas, however, are prominently noticeable in this book. First, the distinction of work and leisure is of Western origin. Its intellectual imposition to understand non-Western systems is fraught with risk, as concepts of work and leisure vary from one situation to another. Second, since great variation exists with respect to the activities of leisure, it is important that they should be documented as thickly as possible. And finally, globalization has contributed a great deal in deepening the distinction between work and leisure , and defining the contours of leisurous activities. Providing a number of empirical and historical studies of leisure from different cultures, this volume will be of immense value to the students of social sciences and humanities. (jacket).

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Hardcover. Condizione: New. 1st Edition. Contents: I. Theoretical Perspectives: 1. Social Justice, Development and Youth: Professor Modi and an Encounter between Indian and Brazilian Sociology/Celi Scalon and Pedro Paulo de Oliveira. 2. Transforming the Ominous into Happiness: How Antinuclear Drive Was Tamed in the Post-War Japan?/Daishiro Nomiya. 3. Sociology and the International Sociological Association in the Global Context/Alberto Martinelli. 4. The Marxist Theory of the State: Some Aspects of Recent Contributions/Bipul Kumar Bhadra. 5. Perception, Dialogue and Action: Indian and Brazilian Sociology's Travelling in the Times of Globalization 2010-16/Tom Dwyer. 6. Who Becomes a Liberal?: An Empirical Study of the Choice between Liberalism and Libertarianism/Yoshimichi Sato. 7. Spontaneous Settlers in Metro Urban Areas/Manjeet Chaturvedi. II. Elements of Social Organization: 8. State Initiatives, Developmentality and Lower Castes in Rural India: Analysing Mobility of Scheduled Castes in Rural Jammu Region/Ashish Saxena and Vijay Laxmi Saxena. 9. Reconstructing the Postcolonial Village: Narrative of a Punjabi Novel/Gurpreet Bal. 10. Arundhati Roy and the Ambedkar-Gandhi Debate on Caste and Race/Hira Singh. 11. Reconstructing Identity through Invention of Cultural Heritage: The Dalits of Punjab/ Paramjit S. Judge. 12. Leisure Pattern among Male Community of Rebari Nomadic Tribe of Rajasthan/Pragya Sharma. 13. Explaining Mizo Ethnicity: The Relevance of Oppositional Approach/D.V. Kumar. 14. Tribalism to Ethnicity: A Journey for Rebuilding Identity of Tribes in North-East India/R.K. Bhadra. 15. Trends of Leadership in Tribal Movements: A Case Study on Anti-Vedanta Movement in Kalahandi District of Odisha/Sipra Sagarika. 16. Visit to the Village of Binjli: Preliminary Notes on the Efforts to Build Up the Verrier Elwin Memorial/Vinay Kumar Srivastava. 17. Improving National Efforts for the Central Inclusion and Safety of Women and Girls/Jan Marie Fritz. III. Change and Transformation: 18. Media and Politics: The Emerging Role of Social Media in Politics/B.K. Nagla. 19. Challenges Facing the Family in India/J.P. Singh. 20. New Generation Migrant Workers in China: Social Attitudes and Behaviour Choice/Li Peilin and Tian Feng. 21. Justice through the Prism of Global and Local/Mikhail F. Chernysh. 22. Youth Transitions to Adulthood in Late Modernity: Opportunities and Uncertainties/Pelin Önder Erol. 23. Assessing Social Vulnerability to Flooding in Metro Manila Using Principal Component Analysis/Justin Charles G. See and Emma E. Porio. 24. Marriage, Family and Sex: Sociological Perspective/Richard Pais. 25. Social Implications of Privatization of Higher Education in India/Suresh Babu G.S. 26. Lived Religion of Youth/Vivek Kumar and Anita Matoo. 27. Naxalism/Maoism and the Provision of Health Services: Facts from 'Flaming Fields' of Rural India/Gaurang R. Sahay. 28. Understanding Rural Change through Cinematic Lens (19502010): A Sociological Study/Shivam Singh. 29. Encounters with Voluntarism in Sports at Universities in South Africa/Kiran Odhav. India is passing through a period where the forces of unification and segregation are acting strongly on the systems of living and thinking of all communities. On one hand, India is becoming more and more unified, on the other, the ethno-political movements are gaining strength across states. It was thought in the past that with the coming of modernization and technological development, primordial ties will occupy a back seat, and a kind of individualism, akin to its western counterpart, will emerge, where the individual will be known in terms of his or her qualifications, or achieved status, rather than the community to which he or she belongs by the fact of birth. It has been noted time and again that the traditional institutions have been able to adapt to the kind of changes brought about by the process of globalization, with the result that caste, kinship, religion, sect, creed and linguistic and regional ties continue to flo.