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Major Discipline Specific Courses (core) Course – 6 Modern Indian Political Thinkers Total Credits: 04

 Q, What are some of the salient features of modern Indian political thought?  Q, How did Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay conceptualize the idea of the "nation" in his writings?  Q, Explain Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay's understanding of "community."  Q, Discuss Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay's ideas on the relationship between "we" and "they."  Q, What were Swami Dayanand Saraswati's main criticisms of religious superstitions prevalent in India?  Q, Explain Swami Dayanand Saraswati's call for "turning to Vedanta."  Q, How did Swami Dayanand Saraswati believe an understanding of Vedanta could bring supreme truth and wisdom?  Q, What was Swami Dayanand Saraswati's contribution to Indian nationalism?  Q, Briefly outline the key themes explored in Swami Dayanand Saraswati's "Satyarth Prakash."  Q, Compare and contrast the ideas of Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay and Swami Dayanand Saraswati on nation and...

Semester – III Major Discipline Specific Courses (core) Course – 5 Comparative Government and Politics Total Credits: 04

 Q,  Critically analyze the different meanings and interpretations of "politics" as discussed in the course.  Q,  Compare and contrast the traditional and modern approaches to understanding politics, highlighting their key differences and contributions.  Q,  Evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of the behavioral approach in the study of politics.  Q,  Discuss the application of systems theory in understanding political processes and institutions.  Q,  Explain the core tenets of structural-functionalism and its relevance to the study of political systems.  Q,  Analyze the role of communication in shaping political outcomes, drawing upon relevant communication approaches.  Q,  Critically assess the rational choice theory as a method for explaining political behavior.  Q,  Discuss the key arguments of post-modern approaches to politics and their implications for political analysis.  Q,  "Politics is ...

Major Discipline Specific Courses (core) Course – 2 Western Political Thinkers Total Credits: 04

 Q,  Critically analyze the different meanings and interpretations of "politics" as discussed in the course.  Q,  Compare and contrast the traditional and modern approaches to understanding politics, highlighting their key differences and contributions.  Q,  Evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of the behavioral approach in the study of politics.  Q,  Discuss the application of systems theory in understanding political processes and institutions.  Q,  Explain the core tenets of structural-functionalism and its relevance to the study of political systems.  Q,  Analyze the role of communication in shaping political outcomes, drawing upon relevant communication approaches.  Q,  Critically assess the rational choice theory as a method for explaining political behavior.  Q,  Discuss the key arguments of post-modern approaches to politics and their implications for political analysis.  Q,  "Politics is ...

Semester – I Major Discipline Specific Courses (core) Course – 1 Understanding Politics Total Credits: 04

 Q,  Critically analyze the different meanings and interpretations of "politics" as discussed in the course.  Q,  Compare and contrast the traditional and modern approaches to understanding politics, highlighting their key differences and contributions.  Q,  Evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of the behavioral approach in the study of politics.  Q,  Discuss the application of systems theory in understanding political processes and institutions.  Q,  Explain the core tenets of structural-functionalism and its relevance to the study of political systems.  Q,  Analyze the role of communication in shaping political outcomes, drawing upon relevant communication approaches.  Q,  Critically assess the rational choice theory as a method for explaining political behavior.  Q,  Discuss the key arguments of post-modern approaches to politics and their implications for political analysis.  Q,  "Politics is ...