
Explore postmodern sociological thinking through key thinkers and concepts, from structuralism to post-structuralism, examining philosophical roots and contemporary developments in Western thought.

Explore key philosophical concepts and thinkers in humanities, from logic and scientific reasoning to historical interpretations, hermeneutics, structuralism, and postmodern critiques of truth and language.

The course covers topics on Classical Theory, Romanticism, Realism and Naturalism, Marxism, Criticism, Structuralism, Psychoanalysis, Gender, and Queer Theory, Post Structuralism, Reader Response, and Reception, Post Colonialism, Semiotics, Film Studies…

Explore semiotics through Saussure's work, examining key concepts like langue/parole and signifier/signified. Apply semiotic theory to everyday examples and understand its relation to other literary approaches.

Explore Roman Jakobson's work, structuralism, and literary linguistics. Analyze poetic functions, semiotics, and the Oedipus myth through various theoretical lenses in this engaging lecture.

Comprehensive exploration of major anthropological theories, from classical evolutionism to postmodernism, providing a solid foundation for UPSC exam preparation.

Explore psychology's foundations, key debates, and historical schools of thought in this comprehensive introduction to the field.

Explore Dedekind abstraction in mathematics, its logical reconstruction, and defense. Delve into structuralist positions and their implications for mathematical practice and philosophy.

Explore the relationship between consciousness mechanisms and phenomenal experience structure through experimental designs and theoretical frameworks for testing consciousness theories.

Explore the intersection of consciousness and representation through structuralist theory, examining how neural states correspond to phenomenal experiences and quality spaces.