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Conflict Perspective in Sociology – A Key to Scoring High in UPSC Mains | Haralambos Lecture 2

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The Conflict Perspective is indispensable for UPSC Sociology Optional aspirants. Lecture 2 of the Haralambos Series at Analytics IAS Academy gives students an in-depth understanding of conflict as the engine of social change.

Understanding Conflict Theory:

While Structural Functionalism emphasizes harmony, Conflict Theory reveals inequality and struggle for power as central themes in society. Introduced by Karl Marx and expanded by C. Wright Mills and others, this theory has applications across all UPSC GS and Essay papers.

Key Components Covered:

  • Historical Materialism & Class Conflict
  • False Consciousness & Alienation
  • Dissent, Dominance, and Change
  • Contrast with Functionalism

Relevance to UPSC:

  • Frequently asked in Sociology Paper 1
  • Excellent framework for caste, class, gender, economic inequality (Paper 2)
  • Boosts quality of Essay and GS Paper II answers

At Analytics IAS, we teach how to critically apply these theories to Indian society.

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