The Productiveness of the Idle Mind
Disha Dahiya In a world that often glorifies busyness and productivity, the idle mind is often viewed with suspicion. However, […]
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The Risk of Emerging Virtual Inequality and Marginalization
Virtual Inequality and Marginalization: The dominant basis of this virtual social differentiation is the difference in the statuses roles of individuals (actors) in the virtual world. Generally, we can divide virtual actors’ roles into influencers and followers. The influencers are those individuals who have a huge fan following or subscribers base; they can also be termed as virtual celebrities. While the followers are just the common internet users who follow the virtual celebrities; they can also be known as the virtual commoners.
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Shrinking Anger Spaces in Modern Society
Dr. Ashwani Kumar and Arvind “An Emotion is an Energy in Motion and all energies search vent, laws although not
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Revisiting Caste in Contemporary India
Sheetal Pouria ‘Caste’ is the key category in the Indian social system and thinking. For ages, Caste has invariably been
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Sociology of Animals
Dr. Ashwani Kumar Throughout human history, our relationship with animals has evolved from a source of food and companionship to
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A Solution to the Problem of Formulation and Implementation of the Uniform Civil Code (UCC)
Arvind “What is needed in laws is not relational personal law uniformity but a constitutional uniformity of all personal laws.”
Limiting Youth’s Political Aspirations in J&K
Dr. Ashwani Kumar and Dr. Vikas Bhandari Politics- as an ambition is least sought out by emerging youth, what would
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The Social Construction of Reality: An Analysis of Berger and Luckmann’s Work
Introduction Peter L. Berger and Thomas Luckmann’s seminal work, “The Social Construction of Reality” (1966), presents a comprehensive framework for
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The Republic that INDIA envisages to Be
The word “REPUBLIC” refers to anything from the Public. In the Context of Political Science, the word “Republic is associated with the “STATES”. Ergo, To, state that a STATE is a Republic essentially and plainly implies that – “THE STATE IS FROM THE PUBLIC”. i.e., “It is the Public that have given birth to the State” and the “Representative human element of the State, who is the leader is from the Public”.
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Bachelors in Sociology: An Overview
A Bachelors degree in Sociology or BA in Sociology offers an in-depth understanding of human societies, social interactions, and the
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The Incredible Impact of Literature on Society
The impact of literature on society focuses on its ability to provoke introspection, challenge societal norms, and foster empathy.
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The Rise of Fast Education as Consumer Pedagogy
A trend can be observed in the modern education system, which is shifting towards a mode of fast education that resembles the logic of fast food and fast fashion.
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Propaganda and Society: A Tool to Create and Maintain Power
Dr. Bachitter Singh Propaganda is a form of communication that attempts to influence public opinion or behavior by using biased
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Citizen or Person? A Flawed Nomenclature of ‘Bhartiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita 2023’
Arvind The debate over citizen vs person surfaced in the recently passed three acts (by Indian Parliament), namely, The Bhartiya
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Happiness: The Most Cherished Human Emotion
Priyanka “Happiness is less a noun and more a verb” In the diverse colors of human emotions, happiness stands out
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The End of Sovereign Equality in Diplomacy?
The term sovereign equality means “the idea that all sovereign states are formally equal”, eventually it’s a fundamental tenet of International Law. Article 2:1 of the United Nations Charter states that; “The organisation is based on the principle of the sovereign equality of all its members”.
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Pleasure and Objectification of Body in Modern Society
The commodification or Objectification of body, a reduction of the body to a marketable or consumable entity, emphasizing the commercial or superficial aspects of showcasing the body.
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Tracing the Roots of Cyber Crime in Network Society
Arvind Cyber Crimes, also known as virtual or online crimes are ever-increasing and to understand its roots we need to
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The Indispensable Relationship Between Sociology and Law
There is an indispensable significance or relationship between Sociology and Law. The significance of sociology in legal discipline can be understood by answering the question – “Is law a reflection of society”?
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Shadows of Fashion in the Contemporary World
The fashion industry constantly and unknowingly makes women the source of pleasure for people by dictating trends that are constantly shifting and changing. This control is exercised over women’s conduct as well as their appearance.
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Understanding Ethnomethodology – Harold Garfinkel
Introduction Ethnomethodology, a sociological perspective developed by Harold Garfinkel in the 1960s, is the study of how people create and
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Alfred Schutz – Phenomenology of Social World
Biographical Sketch of Alfred Schutz Alfred Schutz (1899-1959) was a renowned social philosopher. Born and raised in Austria, he found
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Durkheim’s Theory of Religion: The Sacred and Profane
Emile Durkheim, one of the founding figures of sociology, made significant contributions to the study of religion through his seminal
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Scales of measurement
Scales of measurement One of the most important concepts in statistics is the scale of measurement, which determines how data
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Scales in Sociology (Social Sciences)
Scales in sociology are tools that measure or order entities with respect to quantitative attributes or traits. They are often
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Anthony Giddens on Modernity
Introduction Giddens’ concept of modernity is based on the idea that modern society is undergoing a radical transformation that affects
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Durkheim’s Study of Suicide
Introduction The phenomenon of suicide is among the most disconcerting aspects of human existence, often leaving those left behind with
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Top Sociology Courses/MOOCs on edX (2023)
Sociology Courses or broadly the field of Sociology is becoming more and more important in various fields as it offers
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Best Sociology Courses/MOOCs on Coursera (2023)
Here we have listed the most popular sociology courses on Coursera Do you Want to Suggest more Sociology Courses or
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What is Gross Domestic Product (GDP)? The Real and Nominal GDP
Meaning: Real and Nominal GDP Gross domestic product (GDP) is a measure of the total value of all goods and
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