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Civil Services Exam Preparation
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Module 1
Mead’s Theory of Self and Identity
1
Mead's Theory: The Social Emergence of Mind and Self
Explain how mind and self emerge through social interaction in Mead’s theory.
2
The Role of Significant Symbols in Social Coordination
Explain the role of significant symbols in coordinated social action.
3
Role-Taking and the Development of Self
Explain role-taking as a mechanism in the development of self.
4
Mead's Distinction Between the I and the Me
Distinguish the ‘I’ from the ‘Me’ in Mead’s account of the self.
5
The Role of the Generalized Other in Social Integration
Explain how the generalized other connects individual conduct to society.
6
Comparing Mead's Play and Game Stages
Distinguish Mead’s play stage from his game stage in the development of self.
7
Mead's Theory and Modern Identity
Apply Mead’s theory to identity formation in a contemporary social setting.
8
George Herbert Mead: The Social Genesis of Self
Write a concise UPSC-style answer evaluating Mead’s contribution to the sociological understanding of self.
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