Class | Social Stratification | conflict| Mobility | Weber | Sociology | UGC-NET Sociology | Unit -3

Topics covered : What is Class? Definitions Characteristics Nominalist Perspective Realist Perspective Some Perspectives on class: Karl Marx , Max Weber, Lewis Alfred Coser, Class Conflict Dahrendorf’s Theory of Class Conflict Functions of class conflict: Coser Social Mobility: Lipset & Bendix, Piritim Sorokin, Motivation Theory of Veblen, Blau & Duncan: Goldthorpe, Llewellyn, Payne there are 3 Major Theses on Social Mobility Classnessness Agrarian, Urban & Industrial Class Structure Daniel Thorner’s Three-Fold Classification (1956, The Agrarian Prospects of India): Changes in Agrarian Class Structure Jan Breman (1974, Patronage and Exploitation) UGC-NET Sociology Unit 3 Basic concepts & Institutions Playlist -    • Unit 3 - Basic Concepts and Institutions   👍 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more educational content! Welcome to Sociology with Shadan– your ultimate destination for diving deep into the intricate world of sociology. Our videos simplify complex sociological theories and real-life social phenomena, making them accessible and engaging for everyone. We explore topics like social theory, cultural studies, social change, inequality, globalization, gender, race, class, power dynamics, Culture, identity, indian sociological thoughts, western sociological thoughts, community and social movements. Through clear explanations, compelling visuals, and evidence-based analysis, we connect abstract ideas to everyday life and empower you to understand the forces that shape our society. Join our community of curious minds dedicated to learning, critical thinking, and meaningful discussion. Subscribe now, hit the notification bell, and share your thoughts in the comments – your engagement helps our content reach even more people! Do comments below to help others learn.. Disclaimer: This video is intended solely for educational and informational purposes. All copyrighted material featured is believed to fall under the fair use provisions of Indian copyright law for purposes such as commentary, criticism, research, and teaching. We do not claim any ownership of the copyrighted content; all rights belong to their respective owners. If you have any concerns regarding copyright, please contact us so we can address them promptly. No Responsibility: The content provided in this video is offered "as is" and is for informational purposes only. We assume no responsibility for any errors, omissions, or any outcomes resulting from the use or reliance on this information. Viewers are encouraged to verify details independently and use this content at their own risk. We shall not be held liable for any damages or losses arising from its use. ( sociology, social sciences, Social Institutions, cultural studies, social change, globalization, gender studies, social inequality, race and ethnicity, social theory, modern society, human behaviour, social justice, academic, critical thinking, research, social movements, sociology lesson, sociology education, sociology video, learn sociology, sociological theories, society, sociological analysis, education, sociology class, sociology research, identity, power dynamics, social stratification, public sociology, sociology 101, university sociology, college sociology, sociological methods, social dynamics, net, jrf, gate, cuet, netjrf, indian sociological thoughts, indian sociology, upsc, upsc sociology, community, associations, social groups, sociology UPSC lectures, sociology for beginners, sociology, sociology class 11, sociology lecture series, UGC-NET sociology, JRF, GATE, CUET, diaspora, culture) #socialstratification #socialinstitutions #socialdifference #socialinequality #socialmobility #horizontalmobility #marginalization #ugcnetsociology #ugcnet #sociology #ugcnetjrf