Introduction To Sociology Concepts And Theories
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Introduction To Sociology Concepts And Theories

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“Introduction To Sociology Concepts And Theories” by Brij Mohan (ISBN: 9781032417837) offers a comprehensive exploration of sociology’s evolution, analyzing the interplay between individuals and social forces. It examines societies, communities, and social groups, intersecting with culture, politics, economics, and religion. The book delves into sociological research methods and traces the development of key theories from classical thinkers like Marx, Weber, and Durkheim, making it invaluable for students of sociology, political science, and anthropology.

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  • ISBN-13: 9781032417837
  • Publisher: Routledge (Manohar Publishers & Distributors)
  • Binding: Hardcover
  • Language: English
  • Weight: 1000 gr
  • ISBN-10: 1032417838
  • Publisher Date: 14 Nov 2022
  • Height: 40 mm
  • No of Pages: 402
  • Width: 170 mm

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Weight 0.5 kg

25 reviews for Introduction To Sociology Concepts And Theories

  1. Aditya Agarwal –

    A bit dense and academic. Not the easiest read, but it’s packed with information. So, it’s worth it.

  2. Jatin Dahiya –

    It’s okay. Nothing special, but it covers the material adequately. I think It can be improved.

  3. Shradha Chhatwal –

    Very comprehensive, though some chapters were more engaging than others. Overall, a useful resource.

  4. Anmol Bansal –

    Found the writing style engaging. The theories are explained clearly. A great start to sociology.

  5. Abhishek Raj –

    This book is incredibly insightful. It provides a deep understanding of sociology. One of the best!

  6. Sakshi Mishra –

    Enjoyed the historical context provided. Made the theories easier to grasp. Some parts are repetitive.

  7. Bhavanya –

    Covers a lot of ground. Could benefit from more real-world examples to make the theory stick.

  8. Rohit Raj –

    A must-read for sociology students! Deep dives into the core concepts. A bit challenging.

  9. Shivam Atulya –

    Provides a good foundation. Could use more contemporary examples to illustrate concepts.

  10. Anukaran Sahu –

    Good for quick reference but lacks engagement for deeper study. It still has a high value.

  11. Diwakar Kansal –

    Comprehensive and well-organized. Perfect for beginners in sociology. Highly recommend!

  12. Bhavay Chawla –

    This book is well-organized, making it easier to follow the concepts. Worth every penny. Highly recommended.

  13. Ansul Gupta –

    The explanations are easy to understand. It can be made better with extra real-world examples.

  14. Sankey Jain –

    Good starting point for sociology. Some parts felt repetitive, but overall a valuable resource.

  15. Pratyush Bisht –

    Great for understanding the basics! Helped me with my coursework. Definitely worth the read.

  16. Anushka Jain –

    The book is informative. But, I think the author can make it more interesting. It dragged at times.

  17. Sonal Kumar –

    A solid introduction, but some sections felt a bit dense. Good overview of the classics. Overall, worthwhile.

  18. Ashutosh –

    Excellent textbook! Cleared up many confusing topics. Very accessible and insightful. Highly recommend this.

  19. Lalit Kumar –

    Well-written and accessible for beginners. The summaries at the end of each chapter are very helpful.

  20. Divyank Ranjan –

    Not bad for introductory reading. It presents the basics well. I hope author release more edition.

  21. Shivansh Soni –

    It’s a helpful tool for learning but can be improved with interactive elements. I still recommend it.

  22. Ritik Chaurasiya –

    An excellent overview of sociological thought. The explanations are clear and concise.

  23. Ankur Gaba –

    A very thorough and detailed book. I use it to refresh my knowledge of sociology. A must-read!

  24. Saurabh Kumar Suman –

    Helpful for understanding basic concepts. Examples could be more relatable. Still, a good resource.

  25. Shikhar Suryawanshi –

    A bit dry, but thorough. Good for academic purposes. Not a casual read. I like it.

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