The book offers a comprehensive exploration of the core Concepts, Theories, and Applications of Sociology, emphasizing its relevance to law and contemporary society. It begins by defining sociology and discussing its nature and scope, contrasting the specialistic and synthetic schools of thought. The book underscores the importance of sociology in understanding legal systems, highlighting the interplay between societal norms and legal frameworks. The theoretical perspectives section delves into various sociological theories including evolutionary, functionalist, conflict, social exchange, symbolic interaction, and postmodernism, providing a rich theoretical foundation for understanding social phenomena.
Contents –
1: Introduction to Sociology
2: Society
3: Social Group
4: Social Institutions
5: Politics, Economy, Religion and Media
6: Deviance, Disorganisation, Crime and Social Control
7: Social Process
8: Law, Society and Social Thought
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