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This document discusses social institutions from a sociological perspective. It defines institutions as established systems of rules and procedures that govern group activities and help fulfill central human needs. Institutions provide order and stability in society by regulating behavior through clear objectives, group sanctions, permanence, and other characteristics. They serve important functions like simplifying work, promoting conformity, controlling behavior, determining roles and status, organizing society, and transmitting culture. Overall, institutions form the basis for meeting human needs and represent the spirit of communities by establishing norms and processes that guide individuals.
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- 1. DR. MAHENDRA KUMAR SHARMA ASST. PROF. (SOCIOLOGY) Shri, Shankaracharya Mahavidyalaya, Junwani, Bhilai. (C.G.)
- 2. • lekt'kkL=h; n`f"V ls laLFkk fu;eksa ,oa dk;Ziz.kkfy;ksa dh dh ,d O;oLFkk gSA • ekuo viuh vko';drkvksa dh iwfrZ ds fy, vusd laxBuks dk fuekZ.k djrk gSA ijUrq ;g laxBu vius mÌs'; dks rHkh izkIr dj ldrk gS tc mldk lapkyu dqN fuf'pr fu;eksa ,oa dk;Z&iz.kkfy;ksa ds }kjkgksaA • laxBu ds bUgh fu;eksa ,oa dk;Z&iz.kkfy;ksa dh O;oLFkk dh O;oLFkk dks laLFkkdgk tkrkgSA • laLFkkgh lfefr;ksa ds dk;Z dk funsZ'kudjrh gSA
- 3. • eSdkboj ,oa ist dsvuqlkj & ^^lkewfgd fØ;k dh fo'ks"krk dks crkus okyh dk;Z&iz.kkyhds LFkkfir :i vFkok dk;Z fof/k dks gh ge laLFkkdgrs gSA^^ • "Institution are the established forms or condition of procedure characteristics of group activities." - Maclver & Page • eSfjy ,oa ,yfjt ds 'kCnks esa& ^^lkekftdlaLFkk,Wavkpj.kds og izfreku gS tks euq"; dh izeq[k vko';drkvksa dh iwfrZ dsfy, fufeZr gq, gSA^^ • "Social institutions are pattern of behaviour grouped about the central social need of human beings." - Merrill and Eldridge
- 4. • fu;eksa ,oa dk;Z&iz.kkyh;ksadh O;oLFkk (System of Rules and Procedure) • vewrZ laxBu(Abstract) • Li"V mÌs'; (Clear Objectives) • Lkkewfgd Lohd`fr (Group Sanction) • LFkkf;Ro (Permanency) • ck/;rk (Binding) • izrhd (Symbol) • ifjorZu'khy(Changing) • gLrkUrfjr (Transmissive) • lkekftdrF; (Social Facts)
- 5. • /kkj.kk ;k fopkj (Retention or Idea) • mÌs'; (Purpose) • LFkkf;Ro (Permanency) • lajpuk(Structure) • vfHkefr ,oa vf/kdkj (Sanction and Authority) • izrhd (Symbol)
- 6. • ekuoh;vko';drkvksa dh iwfrZ ds lk/ku (Means of Fulfillment of Human needs) • dk;Zdks ljy cukuk(Simplifying the work) • O;ogkjksa esa vuq:irk (Conformity in Behaviour) • O;ogkjksa ijfu;a=.k(Control over Behaviour) • izfLFfr,oa Hkwfedkdk fu/kkZj.k(Determinion of the Status and Role) • lektesa laxBu(Organization in Society) • laLd`fr dh okgd (Vehicle of Culture) • LkkekftdifjorZuesa lgk;d(Helpful in Social Change)
- 7. • ekuoh;vko';drkvksaa dh iwfrZdk vk/kkj gSA • lfefr og lewgdh vkRek gS • fu;eksavkSj dk;Z&iz.kkfy;ksa ds :i esa laLFkk,agh O;fDr;ksa dks fu;af=rdjrh gSA •
- 8. • Singh, Gopi raman prasad : Agrawal Publications,Agra • Agrawal, G.K. : Sociology, SBPD Publishing House, 2001. • Inkeles,Alex : What is Sociology, Prentice Hall of india private limited, New Delhi, 1982. • Bottomore, T.B. :Sociology, Blacke and Sons, Bombay, India, 1971.