The Writings of A.M. Shah : the household & family in India
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- 9788125053408
- 305.850954 SHA
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305.800973 SOC Social history of racial violence / | 305.809149 BAS The rabha tribe of North-East India, Bengal and Bangladesh | 305.80954165 LOH Naga village | 305.850954 SHA The Writings of A.M. Shah : | 305.89 IND Indians Abroad / | 305.8914 GOG Continuity and change among the Ahom | 305.8914 SOU South asian diaspora: transnational networks and changing identities / edited by Rajesh Rai and Peter Reeves |
This volume brings together the seminal contributions of the sociologist Professor A. M. Shah to the study of the household and family in India.
The Household Dimension of the Family in India (Book One) was widely regarded as a landmark study when it first appeared in 1973.
It combines micro and macro perspectives, and offers a rigorous critique of the stereotype of the 'decline of the joint family under conditions of industrial modernisation. This book continues to be used as a principal text in many family and kinship courses in sociology departments across the country.
It is reproduced here with the original foreword by M. N. Srinivas and the original Annotated Bibliography.
The Family in India: Critical Essays (Book Two), first published in 1998, covers a wide range of theoretical, methodological, substantive and policy issues relating to the family.
Book Three, titled Essays on the Family and the Elderly, contains three more recent essays, which explore the effects of changes in the family on the elderly; explain the relevance of census data for studies of the household; and comment on the current state of family studies in India from the perspective of the authors many decades of engagement with the field. The Writings of A. M. Shah has a foreword by Professor Patricia Uberoi.
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