Introduction Intergenerational marriages have been common for as long as records have been kept, often resulting from both romantic attraction and the need to alleviate financial hardship. The age gap between partners can have a substantial effect on some relationships. Still, others may place more weight on the factors that ... Read More

Introduction An organisation that has established guidelines for personnel to follow is referred to as a formal organisation. For instance, a nurse might spend several years employed by the same official employer, a hospital. On the other side, an organisation that prioritises establishing social networks and relationships is referred to ... Read More

Introduction One of the major or important characteristics or symbols of a developing country is that the people of the country are having a positive attitude or thinking towards a change, which means whether they are ready to accept the changes or not. The world is changing today every going ... Read More

Introduction Children or kids are interested and spending time only in play schools or kindergarten and at home, the child’s craving for knowledge or idea does not extinguish. Moreover, kids invest more time in watching TV than in any of the above-mentioned structures. And Researchers from various Universities have found ... Read More

Introduction Feminism is quite a popular term, but Eco Feminism is something new. It arises from the combination of environmentalism and Feminism. Ecofeminism was brought into existence by French Feminist Françoise d’Eaubonne in 1974. It is believed that both women and nature are dominated by patriarchy. Ecofeminist believes that both ... Read More

Introduction A sociological or Social Network is a model in which social actors interact with each other. It describes a set of methods which helps in analysing different types of social structures and theories explaining different patterns in those structures. Social network and its study emerged from social psychology, sociology ... Read More

Objectivity and Reflexivity Objectivity refers to the unbiased, neutral perspective of the researcher in conducting social science research. This means that the researcher strives to minimise personal biases and subjective perspectives to obtain results that are as accurate and neutral as possible. Objectivity is considered essential in social science ... Read More

IntroductionIndian thinkers in the field of sociology identified determinants of the world to formulate definite theories for the well-being and growth of a society. Thinkers and philosophers like Max Weber, Almond, Blondel, and Maurice proposed theories based on western lifestyles and culture, which is contradictory to the development of Indian ... Read More

IntroductionPostcolonialism, poststructuralism, and postmodernism are the three most significant post-movements of the twentieth century. Our worldview has been moulded by the central ideas of these historical events. We owe a great deal to the influence of three distinct but related intellectual movements: postmodernism, poststructuralism, and postcolonialism on the structure of ... Read More

Introduction Hermeneutics is a discipline concerned with the study of interpretation, explicitly interpreting the text and other forms of communication. Hermeneutics can be considered an umbrella term encompassing various interpretive traditions that have emerged throughout history. Diverse disciplines and intellectual movements have influenced the field of hermeneutics. It is a ... Read More