Sociology of Talcott Parsons

[@pujabora3254]

This was without a doubt most beautifully explained lecture I've come across. Thanks a ton. May you have a good health sir.

[@goutambarman7354]

Much Better than the class of the various upsc coaching faculties .

[@kkpandey1975]

Guru jee,happy to see you after 25 years. I am a fan of your study material, teaching approach and fine sense of understanding. I am indebted to your teachings at Haily Road, Delhi centre. Regards 🙏

[@ankit.wanderer]

Simply brilliant. It is impossible to explain Parsons, so comprehensively and so vividly in so less time. Only thing left is Parsonian idea of social change / evolution.

[@phanidher323]

sir welcome back, we have been waiting for your videos on sociology. please continue the videos on Indian sociology also sir, these are very much helpful for us. For civil service aspirants these sociology classes give fruitful results.

[@sturdyrock84]

very helpful. loved the way he simplified Parsons, which is overloaded with complex jargons in the books and coaching materials.

[@triston9312]

sturdyrock84 ,yes😭😭😭😭😭😭 it was so tough

[@RaviKumar-nn6gt]

Well organized and systematic. Thanks for your wonderful lecture!!

[@vinayakmalhotra1006]

please post more lectures.we students in distant location need guidance of sociology!

[@RakeshChaudhary-xo1dr]

This lecture made me to know more sociological theory of parson s

[@Dinesh_jackson22]

Thank you so much sir and CEC for your efforts. 💫 It is a great help.

[@sandeep10]

Wonderful lecture sir! Simplicity is ultimate sophistication and it comes with experience and abundance.. thank you!

[@aclark903]

But simplicity is the very thing Parsons lacks. Talcott is way too much of a Freudian to be relevant in 2022.

[@pruthweesama9499]

respected sir , please upload more lectures on theories . i just love the way you describe your analysis . a student can fundamentally clear by ur teaching .

[@tanvijain3893]

Thank you for this video, it is very helpful clear and ellaborate.

[@durgadhungana9624]

Wow ! amazing explanation sir. Salute sir

[@prachibatra308]

Your knowledge and experience reflect through your lecture Sir. Helped to build an interconnection between various theories and Parsons thought process. Very insightful. Thank you.

[@greenthink]

Sir, Please start teaching according to the UPSC CSE syllabus aslo. . . And I must say its a very good government initiative. . please continue with more vedios. .

[@swarajshankar6011]

Upsc is very superficial. Go to coaching centre youtube channels for that. This is a channel for academia.

[@ravikdn]

Hats off to you Sir..... excellent lecture.

[@mohdtaushifkhan8835]

Crystal clear concepts . Thanks a lot Sir .

[@vaigyaanik]

So clear in your approach sir, great lecture

[@Saswat123.]

What a lucid lecture sir..thanx a ton.

[@maheshkatari4603]

Very best teacher i have seen in sociology...

[@anushkaadhikary3227]

V good explanation sir . Thank you so much. ❤️

[@rajdubal5784]

very good insights for parson...please upload more videos of thinkers of indian..

[@Simran-wh8hs]

Thank you so much sir, beautifully explained 🙏

[@shaheerp3929]

excellent lecture. i am waiting for your videos on conflict perspective

[@thakurankitpratapsinghgurj863]

Outstanding guruji pranam🙏

[@Sweetcyanide66]

awesome lecture for upsc syllabus of sociology

[@ekalagroshni7448]

I'm grateful 🙏

[@Dreamgirl10236]

Wonderful lecture ❤️

[@saarumalik8895]

awesome ..sir plz upload more vedeo on soviology

[@nicklaschristensen]

Great lecture :)

[@maheshkatari4603]

We need more classes from Mahapatra sir....

[@AMITSHARMA-gw5ih]

Nice lecture sir..

[@vikashkumar-je4ql]

Great , thanks a lot sir

[@suvasmoon]

39:00 AGIL Theory

[@salonipatil2384]

Easy explanation ✨

[@saavirajput4483]

your way of explanation is amazing but I think you should have used some slides and graphs to make it more interesting.

[@amitmanger]

great lecture..

[@MrAmritbhagat]

Awesome one hour overview of parsons

[@gaknvjyothirmai7059]

Excellent.Thank You Sir.

[@satindersingh5624]

gaknv jyothirmai

[@kayalvip9655]

Awesome 👌👌

[@abhishekjshukla]

19:53 Motives

[@maheshkatari4603]

Heart full thanks.....

[@ushavenkat1385]

excellent lecture.

[@Sam_pitroda]

Thank you

[@crazyeducators7185]

Excellent sir

[@syamlalt1678]

Good and simple class

[@kunalv]

Thank you very much sir

[@NepaliSociety24]

AGIL timestamp - 39:18

[@poromabanerjee999]

Thank you sir ,one request plz give lecture on Karl Marx

[@11namaste11]

Nice clarifications. But in the beginning, he said he will discuss Pattern Variables too.

[@ahmedhuzaif8719]

outstanding lectures. please may I have the soft copy of your books?

[@pulkitverma7565]

What about pattern variable

[@zehnishbhat2834]

Kindly give subtitles for better understanding..

[@farhannassiri8659]

Did he explain Pattern Variables?

[@trendingladakh]

Farhan Nassiri haha.....i am searching for the same

[@triston9312]

Ha ha ha

[@NyatumDoke]

Fantastically lucid.

[@opinderbrar5992]

Hello sir, I believe you have confused between moral (astheic,value oriented ) and expressive (appreciation, emotive)action. Please correct me if I am wrong.

[@saramalik5440]

Opinder Brar Brar, he seems disconcertingly unsure about the terminologies and they dnt really fit in with the examples given by him...I think three types of social action should be sth like 1.Instrumental social system: a system governed by objective goals, (tangible)with utilitarian value... Synonymous with rational action as thought by Max weber. 2. Personality social system where expressive components of personality are involved... Somewhat where expressions eg happiness, sadness, indignation... Like reading a novel gratifies our emotional need, feeling happy or empathetic .. It brings forth the emotional side in us, expressing sympathy with a victim in a novel, thus expressive.it should be psychological as well.moral is no way psychological.moral has extraneous source, that's society, not subjective Cultural social system: values or beliefs set up say by value consensus( structural functionalist), collective consciousness( Durkheim; social facts) in a society... Again they execute such actions just for the heck of it, society says so, with no individual benefit to a doer.Aesthetic values are attributed/ascribed by society coz society usually dictates what's beautiful and what's not, no wonder societies have their own standards of aestheticism... They intoto comprise the cultural system... He has murderously blended them into confounding mental chaos

[@coolwitsguysm]

there is no instrumental social system. parsons make distinction between structure of social action and social system

[@इरफ़ानख़ान-च7त]

जय भारत जय बिहार

[@sreebalaji100]

Thank You Sir

[@kuljitsingh3749]

Very good

[@pulkitverma7565]

Where is part 2

[@vimaladhithan1745]

Excellent video sir

[@govindzambre658]

Darendroff Habermuss value consenousy Is forced not voluntaristic.

[@jaybarfa6983]

19:14

[@vikaskumar9999]

Average and very hyped.......

[@Damien2084]

God damn Shi.. I am french and I can assure you than trying to understand your English is like a torture for me. Then, correct me if I wrong but studying Talcott Parsons work is useful as soon as your learn not reproducing the mistakes he made, otherwise it's perfectly useless nowadays

[@sandipyemnurwar]

France Damien then try no to visit indian channel

[@Damien2084]

Indian channel doesn't mean necessarily "Indian accent". Then, studying the worst part of the American sociological tradition in not criticising it, is as stupid as trying to use a medicine made in 1950 for treating a man's decease. Anyway, let s come back to what parsons bullshit theories are. Have you an idea of who Parsons is and how non-sociological is all his work ?

[@pankaj170792]

Je suis tout à fait d'accord avec toi.

[@VinodKumar-ns8fq]

Thank you sir

[@sreebalaji100]

Thank You sir