AIR 27 · CSE 2023 · Sociology I · 50 pages

SAIKIRAN NANDALA: Sociology I answer copy

11 answers by SAIKIRAN NANDALA, as written in the test. Each question opens a page with how other toppers answered it.

The questions

  1. Q1(b)1(b)
  2. Q1(c)1(c)
  3. Q1(d)1(d)
  4. Q1(e)1(e)
  5. Q5(b)5(b)
  6. Q5(c)5(c)
  7. Q2020

The answers

Question 1(b) · 148 words written

1(b)

Opening · a definition

phenomenology is a branch of Interpreticist school which focudes on micro-sociology emyed as a Critique to positivist methodology which focused on macro-aspects. Thus, Positivism ignored human experience and meanings. To Counter this, Phenomenology :-

Body · points and prose

and effect -> only external elements, individual meanings are ignored -> use of scientific methods

Thus, Positivism ignored human experience and meanings. To Counter this, Phenomenology :-

(i) It was pioneered by Alfred schutz and peter Berger (ii) They argue there is no objective reality, all the reality is Constructed, deconstructed and

reconstructed with individual experiences and motives. -> Subject matter of Sociology is man who has Consciousness and behave -> So, it's not possible to have cause and effect and to Construct universalist theories. -> They Counter positivist view of objective reality by stating sociology is subjective understanding of subjective reality.

Criticism ↓ -> Anthony Giddens -> phenomenology could not provide any method which can help Sociology. -> High dose of subjectivity.

Close · a summary

However, despite its limitations phenomenology took radical approach away from positivism and gave dynamism based upon human Consciousness.