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E:\NTRCA\Exam\17th Exam'20\Written\Syllabus\Written_College level_17th Exam-2020 (1-52 code) (Main).doc 11 welq t mgvRweÁvb (Sociology) ‡KvW t 408 c~Y©gvb t 100 (i) The Sociological Perspective: The origins and g rowth of sociology, nature and scope, theoretical perspectives. Sociology and other social sciences. (ii) The Process of Sociological Research : Sociology and scientific research, the research process, Sociology as science, research method and techniques. O bjectives and ethics in social research. (iii) Culture: Definitions, components of culture, the diversity and unity of culture, cultural integration and cultural change. (iv) Social Institutions: Family and marriage, definitions, forms and functions of fam ily, types of marriage, recent trends in family and marriage; Economic Institutions: Contemporary economic systems capitalism, socialism, economic system of developing countries property; Political Institutions : state, political systems, power, authority, leadership, political parties, bureaucracy, nature of civil society and democratization in developing countries; religion: definition, varieties theories, religion and social change, mass media, growth of media press radio, television, internet, impact of mass media and global culture. (v) Society and Social Structure: The Units of social structure - status role groups, institutions; types of societies: hunting and gathering societies. Horticultural societies, pastoral societies, agrarian societies, industri al societies, post industrial/post -modern societies. (vi) Social Differences and Social Inequality: Principles of stratification major forms: slavery, estate, caste, class and status group: theories of stratifications: functionalist theories, conflict theo ries, Lens Ki's theory. Social structure and differentiation; by age, gender, ethnicity, social class and social mobility: stratification pattern in Bangladesh. (vii) Socialization: Definitions, formation of the self -James cooley and the social self, mead and the self process, Goffman and the presentation of self; Socialization process, agents of socialization. (viii) Deviance and Social Control: Nature of deviance and crime. sociological theories of crime and deviance; Social control - agencies of social control: Religion, art, public opinion, education, mass media custom and law, state and government. Family, Agencies of social control with particular reference to Bangladesh. (ix) Population, People and Their Environment: Basic demographic concepts, the gr owth of populations, theories of populations, composition of the population. Population patterns in modern and developing nations; population resources and the environment; human impact on the natural world; environmental movements. (x) Urban Development a nd Community: Urban versus rural life - the origin and growth of the cities, urbanization after the industrial revolution, urban life and change, metropolitan problems and the urban crisis. (xi) Social change: Definitions, sources of change, social change a nd modernization. Types of change major theories of change: change, progress and evolution. Social History of Bangal : Impact of Muslim rule, British rule and its impact, developments of middle class, emergence of Bangladesh, tribes of Bangladesh. Racial characteristics of the population of Bangladesh, rural development in Bangladesh, role of BARD and other similar organizations in rural development including NGO's.