Reliable and Valid – the two pillars of Sociology
83% of human learning occurs visually
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83% of human learning occurs visually
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83% of human learning occurs visually
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In USA senate hearing last year, Mark Zuckerberg used the term “Artificial Intelligence” 28 times. The term “trust’ occurred 20 times, “freedom” 4 times and “democracy” 3 times. Proliferation of everyday use of Artificial intelligence in the form of chat bots, Smart home systems etc lead us to realize that AI lives as a ‘non-human intelligent actor’ in the society.
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All theories of a typical social movement – Relative Deprivation theory, theory of Collective Action, Resource Mobilisation theory and Structural Strain theory can be applied to #MeToo movement.
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Regular Sociological analysis of current events is IMPORTANT – here is why!
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Whether your UPSC Sociology syllabus is complete or not, you can always read this article! Continue reading “[For beginners] How to smartly use current affairs in UPSC Sociology?”
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This article covers Eighth edition of the book. Continue reading “Haralambos & Holborn, 8th edition (Blue book): Important page numbers|UPSC Sociology”
Academics apart, Sociology, and specifically UPSC syllabus of Sociology, will help you improve as an individual.
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I have been a student of Mohapatra Sir’s class for UPSC Sociology. Before joining the classroom program I, being new to Sociology, had several doubts about which coaching to join. Continue reading “Mohapatra Sir’s class for UPSC Sociology: First hand experience by Richa Tejasvi”
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