This IGNOU Social Stratification Guidebook is specifically designed for students enrolled in the Master of Arts in Anthropology (MAAN) program, covering MANE 6 - Social Stratification (Theory). This 50-60 pages study guide provides an in-depth understanding of social stratification, focusing on the theories of social inequality, the forms of stratification such as class, caste, race, and gender, and their impact on the structure of societies. This resource is essential for students preparing for their exams and assignments related to social stratification.

The MANE 6 course explores the hierarchical structures in societies, examining how social divisions based on wealth, power, and prestige influence people's lives. Key theories such as Karl Marx's conflict theory, Max Weber's social class theory, functionalism, and intersectionality are discussed in detail, offering students a clear understanding of how social stratification functions within different cultural and historical contexts. The guidebook also covers issues such as social mobility, inequality, discrimination, and privilege in modern societies.

Printed on 80 GSM white paper, this Guess Paper Book provides clarity and comfort for students while studying for their MANE 6 exams. The book includes study tips, examples, and case studies that illustrate the impact of social stratification on various groups within society. Students will find a comprehensive analysis of how different societies view inequality, economic disparity, and the influence of social hierarchies on access to resources, opportunities, and rights.

Whether you're preparing for your MANE 6 exams or working on research related to social stratification, this guidebook provides the knowledge you need to excel in the MAAN program.

Key Features:

• 50-60 pages of detailed content on social stratification theories, social class, and inequality.
• In-depth coverage of Marxism, Weberian theory, functionalism, and intersectionality.
• Clear explanation of forms of stratification like class, caste, race, and gender.
• Printed on 80 GSM white paper, designed for easy readability and study.

Why Choose This Book:

• Provides a comprehensive understanding of social stratification and its theoretical frameworks.
• Covers both the historical context and contemporary issues related to inequality and discrimination.
• Organized in a clear and concise format to aid effective exam preparation and practical research.

Key Benefits:

• Thorough preparation for MANE 6 exams on social stratification theories, social hierarchies, and inequality.
• Helps students understand the impact of class, race, caste, and gender on social inequality.
• Offers case studies and examples to relate theory to real-world issues of inequality and discrimination.

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This IGNOU Guidebook for Social Stratification (Theory) includes:

• Comprehensive explanations of key social stratification theories and their application to modern societies.
• Coverage of class, caste, race, and gender inequality in various social contexts.
• Real-world case studies and examples addressing contemporary issues such as social mobility and economic inequality.

Printed on 80 GSM white paper, this 50-60 page book is an essential resource for MAAN students looking to deepen their understanding of social stratification and inequality in societies.