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Social Institutions: Continuity And Change
What is a nuclear family?
In common parlence, a nuclear family is a small family in which generally a couple lives with their minor or unmarried children. Lowie, a renowned sociologist says—“A nuclear family is a unit of husband-wife and immature children, which is separate from the rest of the community.'
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What are the factors behind the assertion of tribal identities today?
What are some of the different forms that the family can take?
In what ways can changes in social structure lead to changes in the family structure?
Explain the differences between matriliny and matriarchy.
What are the characteristics of the various forms of the family—Discuss.
Describe the different degrees of kinship relationships.
Discuss the problems of tribal communities in India?
State the constitutional provisions enshrined for protection of the schedule tribes.
Discuss the problems of the scheduled castes.
Describe the constitutional provisions that safeguard the interests of the scheduled castes in India.
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