Sociological Thinker : Max Weber

[@vivekcsss]

Prof Vivek Kumar is Professor of Sociology at the Center for The Study of Social Systems, School of Social Sciences , Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. Ans has been Visiting Associate Professor at the Columbia University, New York to teach a course, 'Indian Society: Social Exclusion and Inclusion' in 2012 .

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the last ten minutes was wonderful ... brought up more clarity in understanding the difference between science and social science... Thank you

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*natural science

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Such a good lecture by Prof Vivek Sir Crystal clear concept....🙏

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The question asked by host in last was very good and explanation given by sir is commendable.

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Its invaluable resource. Such great initiative. Can’t thank cec enough!

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Respected Sir, thanks for the explanations... U made the topic resourceful and wonderful

[@ManishKumar-bq2nn]

From social action to value free sociology lies the contribution of Weber

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Thanks for this wonderful lecture dear Professor.

[@dooshangokul5831]

sir, pls make a separate video on "Protestant ethics & the spirit of capitalism"

[@booklover245]

Marvelous!

[@shubhamjain2271]

Thank you sir Explained the concept in a very lucid language

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very good explaination...understood social action n ideal types easily thanks to him.:-):-)

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Thank u sir. Very useful class.

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Very nice explanation sir , Thanks

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Thanks Sir.Kindly upload more videos on other theorists

[@ManishKumar-bq2nn]

Characteristics of bureaucracy Required eligibility criteria Fixed tenure Payment is fixed Work limit is fixed Public life is separated from private life

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Thanks ! Great LEcture . Helped alot for me

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Thank you Sir.

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Excellent

[@Shyam0101]

Thank you sir..

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Sir jo hindi medium k student h unke liye b kuchh lecture hindi me daal skte ho kya

[@saarumalik8895]

Thank u so much sir..plz upload more vedeose on sociology

[@amalmahmood8087]

do you study sociology

[@pravin187]

Is this useful for UPSC?

[@ADITI-jp2jn]

nicely explained

[@yoursblog776]

Ideal type is huristic device a/c weber

[@Royalmexxx]

How can Sati be considered rational in any way.. Isnt Sati a Traditional Action? and not a rational in relation to a value action?? 29:50

[@vivekcsss]

Sati is a rational action related to value. Sati is performed for achieving a value ..just like a captain of the Ship prefers to drown himself rather saving his life as the it is held in high esteem of supreme sacrifice .

[@akshaygholap2714]

soldier laying his life would also be emotional action through patriotic emotions

[@SunnySunny-cb7qe]

Royalmexxx these people are those public intellectuals who attain expertise in humanities to justify the corrupted indigenous social structure and dream to reestablish the anti-socialist values of ancient india against their marxist counterpart. you're right from the humanity context...Sati cant be a rational action as a women was not to be blamed or praise in relation to her husband's death. but our society used to think She and only she got the only reason behind her spouse's demise or whatever malific occured in the man's life thus its all Traditional. i see no stint of reasoning or rationalism in this practice.

[@institutionbuilders3299]

@@vivekcsss women are drugged and pushed into sati act. It is a patriarchy in action to deprive women of property. Pl get your politics right.

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Fantastic :)

[@yoursblog776]

And you sir Also don't mention weber first approach was to develop historical methods emprically then develop sociology via history

[@saarumalik8895]

Thnku sir

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thank you so much .this is going to help me study for my exam

[@abhinavbiswal5151]

we should study for knowledge not exams.

[@mrmuna812]

thank you sir

[@thecitizen6941]

can you please give us name of Comprensive book on Sociological Thinkers (shorter on not too big)

[@vivekcsss]

Main Currents in Sociological Thought- Vol -1 & Vol II Written by Ramond Aron published by Penguin Books...

[@thecitizen6941]

thankyou sir

[@shivendrakarpathak7513]

Sociological thinker by George ritzer

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Like the lecture 😇

[@musha8622]

1.in many a cases we find that the widows were forced to burn themselves along with the pyre of her husband. so it cannot be put in the category of 'rational action based on values". if the widow girl chooses it with her own will then it will be called as rational action based on values. 2. how office work could be a vocation? i think its more of a compulsion thing..isn't it sir?

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कृपया हिंदी में उपलब्ध करवाएं

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Hindi m kuch nh h ky lacture

[@Enlightenwithshubham]

Superb lecture

[@yoursblog776]

Ur wrong sir.. two ways of understanding is ( interpretavie) verthesen

[@sairam7234]

its very basic explanation of Weber although nice...but reading Ritzer book helps to understand the reality

[@abhinavbiswal5151]

its called wow.

[@institutionbuilders3299]

I was enjoying the session until the professor used the example of Sati as an exemplary social action. Cannot believe that a well educated man can be so regressive.

[@infinity_shows_149]

Different meaning Are being attached with a social phenomena. It might be regressive to you, but not to him. And even I support him. Just like soldiers give life in devotion to nation, married women gave life in devotion to husband. I find, today’s crude notion of equality and sexual objectification in the name of women empowerment, extremely regressive. 🙂

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Most of the points from IGNOU BA source only including examples

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जय भीम जय भारत

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Abe taklu.. Hindi me padhate to maza aata.. ☹️

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Thank you sir

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Thank you sir

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Thank you sir