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A Review of Introduction To Sociology By
Abdul Hameed Taga and Abdul Aziz Taga
Introduction To Sociology is a comprehensive textbook that covers the basic concepts, theories,
methods, and applications of sociology. The book is written by Abdul Hameed Taga and Abdul Aziz
Taga, two prominent Pakistani sociologists who have contributed to the development of sociology in
their country and beyond. The book is divided into five parts: Foundations of Sociology, Basis of
Society, Social Institutions, Collective Behavior and Social Change, and Social Problems of Pakistan.
The first part of the book introduces the nature, scope, importance, and history of sociology as a
discipline and a science. It also discusses the major theoretical perspectives in sociology, such as
evolutionary, functionalist, conflict, and interactionist approaches. The second part of the book deals
with the basic elements of social life, such as social action, social interaction, social groups,
community, society, social status, role, culture, norms, values, beliefs, socialization, personality,
power, authority, stratification, mobility, and mass communication. The third part of the book
examines the major social institutions that organize human society, such as family, kinship,
education, religion, economy, politics, and recreation. The fourth part of the book explores the
phenomena of collective behavior and social movement that shape social change. It also analyzes the
factors and processes of socio-cultural change in general and in Pakistan in particular. The fifth part
of the book identifies and evaluates the major social problems that affect Pakistan's society and
development. It also suggests some possible solutions and strategies to overcome these problems.
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The book is written in a clear and concise manner that makes it easy to understand and follow. It
uses examples and case studies from Pakistan and other countries to illustrate the sociological
concepts and issues. It also provides exercises and review questions at the end of each chapter to
test the students' comprehension and application of the material. The book is suitable for
undergraduate students who are studying sociology as a major or a minor subject. It is also useful
for teachers, researchers, policy makers, and general readers who are interested in learning more
about sociology and its relevance to contemporary society.
The fourth part of the book reviews the methods and techniques of social research that enable
sociologists to collect, analyze, and interpret data about social phenomena. It explains the steps and
stages of social research, such as problem formulation, literature review, hypothesis testing,
research design, sampling, data collection, data analysis, and report writing. It also discusses the
types and sources of data, such as primary and secondary data, quantitative and qualitative data,
and documentary and field data. It also introduces the tools and instruments of data collection, such
as observation, interview, questionnaire, survey, experiment, case study, content analysis, and
statistical analysis.
The fifth part of the book evaluates the current state and future prospects of sociology in Pakistan. It
traces the historical development of sociology in Pakistan since its inception in 1947. It also
identifies the major challenges and opportunities that sociology faces in Pakistan in terms of
teaching, research, application, and recognition. It also suggests some ways to improve the quality
and relevance of sociology in Pakistan.
Introduction To Sociology is a valuable resource for anyone who wants to learn more about the
social world and its dynamics. It provides a comprehensive and balanced overview of the key
concepts, theories, methods, and applications of sociology. It also reflects the socio-cultural context
and realities of Pakistan and other developing countries. It is a book that not only informs but also
inspires the readers to think critically and creatively about social issues and problems.
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