UGC NET/JRF Sociology | June 2019 | Part - 1 | PYQs with Solutions | LIVE

UGC NET/JRF Sociology | June 2019 | Part - 1 | PYQs with Solutions | LIVE 🎯 In this live session, Ashish Chaudhary solves and breaks down Questions 51 to 100 from the UGC NET June 2019 Sociology Paper II examination. Get complete conceptual clarity, thinker linkages, and step-by-step reasoning for sociological theory, Indian thinkers, research methodology, and urban studies. 📥 Download Class PDF / PPT & Study Notes: 👉 Join our Telegram Channel: https://t.me/AshishChaudharySociology (Access full presentation PDFs, PYQ papers, sociology notes, and exam updates!) 📌 Timestamps: [00:00:00] Introduction & Welcome to June 2019 Part 1 [00:00:00] Q51: Durkheim – Suicide Typology (Regulation vs. Integration) [00:00:00] Q52: Clifford Geertz – Concept of 'Thick Description' [00:00:00] Q53: Émile Durkheim – Totemism & The Australian Arunta [00:00:00] Q54: Erving Goffman – Total Institution [00:00:00] Q55: Jürgen Habermas – Theory of Communicative Action [00:00:00] Q56: Talcott Parsons – Action Frame of Reference & Motives of the Actor [00:00:00] Q57: Matching Sociological Traditions (Durkheim, Geertz, Lévi-Strauss, Foucault) [00:00:00] Q58: Habermas – Crisis Tendencies in Late Capitalism [00:00:00] Q59: Matching Major Works (Weber, Goffman, Giddens, David Held) [00:00:00] Q60: Pierre Bourdieu – Distinction (1981) & Cultural Capital [00:00:00] Q61: Ideal Typical Cultural Theme of Hinduism [00:00:00] Q62: G. S. Ghurye – Major Sociological Works [00:00:00] Q63: Max Weber – Domination, Parties & Social Groups [00:00:00] Q64: Manuel Castells – Network Society & Information Revolution [00:00:00] Q65: Claude Lévi-Strauss – Structural Anthropology & Phonemes in Kinship [00:00:00] Q66: Anthony Giddens – Reflexive Modernization [00:00:00] Q67: Erving Goffman – Dramaturgy (Front Stage, Backstage, Impression Management) [00:00:00] Q68: Sociologists and Their National Contexts [00:00:00] Q69: Research Methodology – Operationalization of Concepts [00:00:00] Q70: Thomas S. Kuhn – 'The Structure of Scientific Revolutions' [00:00:00] Q71: Relationship Between Sociological Theory and Empirical Research [00:00:00] Q72: Characteristics of Qualitative Research Paradigms [00:00:00] Q73: Formulation of Null Hypothesis (H0) [00:00:00] Q74: Survey Research Methodology & Design [00:00:00] Q75: Criteria for Formulating Research Questions [00:00:00] Q76: A. F. Chalmers – 'What is This Thing Called Science?' [00:00:00] Q77: Measures of Central Tendency – Median Position [00:00:00] Q78: Attitude Measurement – Likert Scale [00:00:00] Q79: Concept of Ethnographic Allegory [00:00:00] Q80: Stages of Social Research – Importance of Coding [00:00:00] Q81: Association Tests: Qualitative vs. Quantitative Variables [00:00:00] Q82: Ongoing Data Analysis in Qualitative Fieldwork [00:00:00] Q83: Louis Dumont – Structural View of Indian Caste [00:00:00] Q84: Ralph Linton – Role as the Dynamic Aspect of Status [00:00:00] Q85: Pierre Bourdieu – Concept of Habitus [00:00:00] Q86: Global Diaspora Communities (Jewish Diaspora) [00:00:00] Q87: Social Norms & Shared Behavioral Expectations [00:00:00] Q88: Bronisław Malinowski – Functionalist Theory of Culture [00:00:00] Q89: Concepts Matching: Authority, Power, Rationality & Legitimacy [00:00:00] Q90: André Béteille – Application of Weberian Stratification to Caste [00:00:00] Q91: Magic, Religion & Science (Durkheimian Distinction) [00:00:00] Q92: Kinship Usages – The Practice of Couvade [00:00:00] Q93: L. H. Morgan – Punaluan Family Form [00:00:00] Q94: Émile Durkheim – Sociology of Education Definition [00:00:00] Q95: Social Evolution from Primitive to Modern Society (Division of Labour) [00:00:00] Q96: Michel Foucault – 'The History of Sexuality' [00:00:00] Q97: Urban Sociology – Bengaluru (Pensioner's Paradise to Silicon Valley) [00:00:00] Q98: Assertion-Reason: Gated Enclaves & Urban Spatial Inequality [00:00:00] Q99: Metropolitan Population Trends by State in India [00:00:00] Q100: Global Urbanization Projections – New Delhi Population Estimates [00:00:00] Conclusion & Part 2 Preview 💡 Core Topics Covered: Sociological Traditions & Thinkers: Durkheim, Weber, Parsons, Habermas, Bourdieu, Goffman, Giddens, Foucault, Lévi-Strauss Research Methodology & Statistics: Hypotheses, Variables, Coding, Scales, Central Tendency Indian Society & Stratification: Caste, Religion, Kinship, and Urban Transformations 🔔 Subscribe to the channel to watch Part 2 (Q.101 to Q.150) and get regular sociology exam preparation sessions! #UGCNET #Sociology #UGCNETSociology #June2019PYQ #Paper2Sociology #AshishChaudhary #NTAUGCNET #JRF2026