Lec 84: Social Mobility | Open & Closed Systems

[@akashrasne]

Day by bay my Sociological thinking level increasing... You doing great work for increasing our social knowledge... Thank you so much sir...

[@shagun7082]

Very awesome lectures,,no one can beat this level of teaching

[@anandmohansingh5015]

Please continue the series sir... Irrespective to views...One day it will be most viewed playlist for socio optional..👍

[@rupaligupta694]

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[@nikitapatel2423]

Thankyou so much sir for this amazing lecture 😊

[@sanjayyadav-rs2nb]

Nice sir .. sir I request h ki classes itna kra dijiye ki kishi students ko coaching ki nhi aap ki jrur padhe sir ...

[@shashwata007able]

Completed the lecture. Thank you sir ❤

[@Manishkaushik2026]

Thank you so much sir I have only one doubt how prepare current affairs for sociology . Any particular source or same news paper .

[@Aspirant3518]

Thanku sir ❤

[@xohanmalik9515]

Don't know whether you will see this comment or not. But i want to appreciate you for this. This is helping us. From srinagar, watching you with the snow falling outside

[@pinkman77]

zindei chukha bhai??

[@manishasurve3667]

Really awesome

[@nikitasheoran2976]

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[@sadainheyat4852]

Come back sir

[@letsstudy6904]

Thankyou so much sir

[@ShivaniSharma-dl7ne]

Sir what is the difference between stratification and hierarchy?? Plzz clarify it.

[@kaarwan-e-upsc]

I have discussed it in the initial lectures of stratification....You need to watch them....However, Let me further clarify it again for everyone's benefit. Stratification = Hierarchical Top down arrangement of groups/strata/layers (each strata having common lifestyle and similar experiences which leads to building up of distinct subculture and strata (race/caste/class/status) based identities). Therefore, stratification includes Hierarchy. Now, In closed system this Hierarchy is rigid, fixed and unamendable. Eg. Caste/estate. In Open Systems this Hierarchy is flexible , subjected to change and amendable. Eg. Class. Also Dipankar Gupta says Stratification could be Horizontal ( here there is no hierarchy of groups/strata), rather these are mere differences. So Its better to call Horizontal stratification with the term Social Differentiation (and not stratification) Eg. Religions are different, languages are different but they are not unequal. DG says stratification could be vertical also which involves Hierarchy and Inequality. He argues that Horizontal stratification gets converted into vertical stratification due to prejudices. Eg one religion, race, ethnic group or language claiming superior status than other groups. Also, Social Stratification is one of the forms or subset of social inequality. Not all social inequality are based on Hierarchy/Hierarchical arrangement eg. Primitive communism where inequality is there (eg.tribal chief enjoys more power and is rich because he gets gifts from the tribes men). But there is no Hierarchical arrangement here. You need to watch first two lectures of stratification for further clarity.

[@ShivaniSharma-dl7ne]

@@kaarwan-e-upsc Thanks a lot sir to clarify again i watched the lectures but a little bit confusion was there. Now its get solved... Again thanks from the bottom of my heart for your selfless help for many students who don't have this facility to pay fee and go to coaching. For sure in coming years this is going to be the most demanded and watched sociology you tube channel...🙏

[@Akshay00911]

sir can we say range of mobility will always be vertical also sir nepotism in sponsered mobility

[@kaarwan-e-upsc]

It could be horizontal as well.... Yes, Nepotism could be an example of sponsored mobility!!

[@ahad_khan001]

Sir please tell how to makes notes from your lectures......

[@kaarwan-e-upsc]

I have discussed this and other queries in "Sociology Strategy and approach" Video.... You can find it in video uploads.

[@devotionalkatta]

Sir your lectures are too analytical.... thank you for this

[@shagun7082]

First lyk sir

[@rahulahirwar573]

Sir kitne lecture me paper 1 complete ho Jayga. Or kab tak ?

[@kaarwan-e-upsc]

Around 25 lectures/oct end!!

[@rahulahirwar573]

Thank you sir for replying 🙏

[@rahulgupta8092]

Sir... Ancient History kb se chalu hoga Ab to October v aa gya .....🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@kaarwan-e-upsc]

There is not much demand for history and it takes a lot of hard work to come up with these lectures... However, I will cover rest of Ancient History from November onwards!!

[@sanjayyadav-rs2nb]

Sir I request ki aap Hindi language bhi jada used krege to aur best h .

[@biggiesmile8754]

sponsored mobility: junior shah

[@elumofficial7352]

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[@sushilmodi2378]

Paper 2 also