subjectId	Discipline Name	Subject Name	Coordinators	Type	Institute	Content
109101003	Humanities and Social Sciences	Contemporary Issues in Philosophy of Mind & Cognition	Dr. Ranjan K.Panda,Dr. Rajakishore Nath	Web	IIT Bombay	Select Lecture 1 : Introduction Lecture 2 : Transcendental Consciousness Lecture 3-4 : Plato�s Concept of Soul Lecture 5 : Aristotle�s Concept of Soul Lecture 6 : The Concept of Mind in Upanisads Lecture 7-8 : Descartes Philosophy of Mind Lecture 9 : Searle�s Cartesian Legacy: Dualism Persists Lecture 10 : Against Dualism Lecture 11 : Property Dualism Lecture 12-13 : Materialists' Conception of Mind and Mind-Body Identity Lecture 14 : Functionalism Lecture 15 : The Cognitive Mind Lecture 16 : Connectionism and Folk Psychology Lecture 17-18 : Representations Lecture 19-20-21 : Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Mind Lecture 22-23 : The Limits of Artificial Intelligence (AI) Lecture 24 : Biological Naturalism Lecture 25 : Intentionality Lecture 26-27 : The Structure of Consciousness Lecture 28-29 : Psychological Consciousness and Phenomenal Consciousness Lecture 30-31-32 : Mind, Meaning and Representation Lecture 33-34 : Intention Based Semantics Lecture 35 : Emergentism and Supervenience Lecture 36-37 : Reduction and Realization Lecture 38 : Cartesian Theory of Mind Revisited Lecture 39-40 : A Non-materialistic View of Person Lecture 41-42 : Consciousness and Creativity Lecture 43-44 : The Nonreductive Mind
109101004	Humanities and Social Sciences	Contemporary Issues in Philosophy of Mind & Cognition	Dr. Ranjan K.Panda,Dr. Rajakishore Nath	Video	IIT Bombay	Select L1-Introduction L2-Transcendental Consciousness L3-Plato's Theory of Mind L4-Parable of Cave : Plato's L5-Aristotle's Concept Mind L6-The Concept of Mind in Upanishadas L7-Dualism - I L8-Dualism II L9-Dualism III L10-Against Dualism L11-Property Dualism L12-Varieties of Materialism L13-Mind-Body Identity Theory L14-Functionalism L15-Different Models of Cognitive Mind L16-Connectionism and Folk - Psychology L17-Representation I L18-Representation II L19-Artificial Intelligence I L20-Artificial Intelligence II L21-Artificial Intelligence III L22-The Limit of Artificial Intelligence I L23-The Limit of Artificial Intelligence II L24-Biological Naturalism L25-The Concept of Intentionality L26-The Structure of Consciousness I L27-The Structure of Consciousness II L28-Phenomenal Consciousness I L29-Phenomenal Consciousness II L30-Language, Representation & Meaning I L31-Language & Meaning II L32-Language & Mind L33-Language & World I L34-Language & World II L35-Emergentism & Supervenience L36-Reduction & Realization I L37-Reduction & Realization II L38-The Cartesian Mind Revisited L39-Personal Identity I L40-Personal Identity II L41-Creativity : Human Vs Machine I L42-Creativity : Human Vs Machine II
109101007	Humanities and Social Sciences	Health Psychology	Prof. Mrinmoyi Kulkarni	Web	IIT Bombay	Select Lecture 1 : Introduction Lecture 2 : Prevention Lecture 3 : Socio-economic Status , Income Inequality and Health Lecture 4 : Discrimination Lecture 5 : Reading Lecture 6 : Neighborhood Lecture 7 ; Gender Differences in Health Lecture 8 : Women�s Health Lecture 9 : Eating Lecture 10 : Reading Lecture 11 : Exercise Lecture 12 : Reading Lecture 13 : Alcohol Lecture 14 : Reading Lecture 15 : Tobacco Lecture 16 : Reading Lecture 17 : Stress Lecture 18 : Reading Lecture 19 : Coping Lecture 20 : Psychoimmunology Lecture 21 : Reading Lecture 22 : Emotion and Health Lecture 23 : Reading Lecture 24 : Mental Health Lecture 25 : Mental Health in India Lecture 26 : Reading Lecture 27 : HIV and AIDS Lecture 28 : Reading I Lecture 29 : Reading II Lecture 30 : Framing Health Messages Lecture 31 : Behaviour Change Lecture 32 : Reading Lecture 33 : Occupational Health Lecture 34 : Reading I Lecture 35 : Reading II Lecture 36 : Health Care in India Lecture 37 : Reading I Lecture 38 : Reading II Lecture 39 : Reading III
109101017	Humanities and Social Sciences	Understanding Creativity and Creative Writing	Prof. Neelima Talwar	Video	IIT Bombay	Select L1-Overview L2-In Conversation with Richard Schechner L3-Multilingual Plurality: Our Environment L4-Multilingual Plurality: Our Environment -Part II L5-Interplay of Languages and Forms of Writing L6-Interplay of Languages and Forms of Writing -Part II L7-Creativity and Cultures L8-Notion of Play and The Three Domain Activities L9-Theory of Enjoyment: Critical Assessment L10-Divergences and Convergences L11-Divergences and Convergences -Part II L12-Creative and Cultural Spaces for Students L13-Being and Doing: Writing as Performance L14-Writers and Writing: The Dialogic Process L15-Creativity, Writing, Creative Writing: Recent Viewpoints L16-Issues Related to the Teaching of Creative Writing L17-Writers on Writing: Albert Camus L18-Critical Reading of Great Writers: Albert Camus L19-Critical Reading of Important Writers: Margaret Atwood L20-Reading and Writing L21-Indian Writing: Writers/Narrators L22-Contemporary Indian Writers: The Search for Creativity (I) L23-Contemporary Indian Writers: The Search for Creativity (II) L24-Mosaic Patterns: Module 2 L25-Introduction to Drama L26-Performance and Script Writing: Mime L27-Western Classical Theory L28-Student Response (I) L29-Indian Drama: Classical Theory and Practice L30-Interacting Continuum: Classical, Folk and Modern Drama L31-From The Perspective of Playwriting: Monologue L32-From The Playwright's Perspective L33-From The Playwright's Perspective -Part II L34-From The Perspective of Playwriting: Anton Chekhov L35-Drama in the Classroom: Experience and Writing L36-Student Response (II) L37-Performative Reading of the Cherry Orchard L38-Short Story as a Genre L39-Short Stories by Indian Women Writers L40-Modern Western Short Story L41-Varieties of Writing Processes
109103018	Humanities and Social Sciences	Cultural Studies	Dr. Liza Das	Web	IIT Guwahati	Select Cultural Studies: An Introduction Understanding Cultural Studies Evolution and Culture Evolutionary Psychology The Modern Mind: Its Origins Memetics Structuralism Marxism Part 1 Marxism Part 2 Poststructuralism Subjectivity Identity Ideology (Part 1) Ideology Part 2 Representation (Part 1) Representation (Part 2) Power Discourse Gender (Part 1) Gender (Part 2) The Body Space Time Development Language Ethnicity, Race and Nation Globalization Consumption (Part 1) Consumption (Part 2) Biology The Culture Industry The Commodity Media Television New Media Science, Technology and Cultural Studies Cyberculture Cultural Policy Critiquing Cultural Studies Summing up
109103019	Humanities and Social Sciences	Cultural Studies	Dr. Liza Das	Video	IIT Guwahati	Select Understanding Cultural Studies Part 1 Understanding Cultural Studies Part 2 Evolution and Culture Evolutionary Psychology The Modern Mind: Its Origins Memetics Cultural Theory: Structuralism Marxism Part 1 Marxism Part 2 Poststructuralism Subjectivity Identity Ideology Part 1 Ideology Part 2 Representation Part 1 Representation Part 2 Power Discourse Gender Part 1 Gender Part 2 The Body Space Time Development Language Ethnicity ,Race and Nation Globalisation Consumption Part 1 Consumption Part 2 Biology Culture Industry Commodity Media Television New Media Science, Technology and Culture Cyberculture Cultural Policy Critiquing Cultural Studies Conclusion
109103020	Humanities and Social Sciences	English Language and Literature	Dr. Liza Das, Dr. Krishna Barua	Video	IIT Guwahati	Select Introduction The Scope of English Studies The English Language International English The Globalization of English World Englishes The Rise of Cultural Studies Old English Middle English Early Modern English Modern English-1 Modern English-2 The Age of Chaucer The Age of Shakespeare Milton and his Times The Augustans The Romantics The Victorians Modern Literature The Novel Poetry Drama Essay Short story Biography Autobiography History Of English Language Marxist Literary Criticism Feminist Criticism Structuralist Criticism Poststructuralism Postcolonialism Cognitive Approaches To Literature Classical Criticism Liberal Humanism Reader-response Criticism New Historicism Ecocriticism
109103021	Humanities and Social Sciences	Game Theory and Economics	Dr. Debarshi Das	Video	IIT Guwahati	Select Definition of Game Theory and Rational Choice Interacting Decision Makers Strategic Games : Examples Matching Pennies, Stag Hunt and Nash Equilibrium Examples of Nash Equilibrium Altruism and Prisoner�s Dilemma Variants Stag Hunt Game, Hawk Dove and Coordination Game Public Good Provision, Strict Nash Equilibrium Best Response Functions Strictly and Weakly Dominated Action Application of Weak Domination: Voting Symmetric Games and Symmetric Equilibrium Cournot Model of Oligopoly Different Aspects of Cournot Model Further Aspects of Cournot Model Cournot & Bertrand Models Different Aspects of Bertrand Model Electoral Competition 1 Different Aspects of Hotelling Model Hotteling Model: Concluding Remarks War of Attrition Second Price Sealed Bid Auction Further Aspects of Second Price Auction First Price Auction All Pay Auction, Multi Unit Auction Accident Laws Mixed Strategy Nash Equilibrium: Introduction Mixed Strategy, Mixed Strategy Equilibrium Mixed Strategy Equilibrium: Concept and Examples Characterisation of Mixed Strategy Equilibrium Dominated Actions and Iterated Elimination Rationalisability and Beliefs Extensive Games: Introduction Strategy and Equilibrium Nash Equilibrium and Its Problems Subgame Perfect Nash Equilibrium Backward Induction Backward Induction: Exercises Ultimatum Game Stackelberg Duopoly Model
109103022	Humanities and Social Sciences	Indian Society - Issues and Problems	Dr. Sambit Mallick,Dr. Liza Das	Web	IIT Guwahati	Select Socila Problems: Conceptual understanding Social Problems: Characteristics, Types, Causes and Reactions Approaches to the Study of Social Problems Methods to the Study of Social Problems Social Problems in Rural and Urban India Magnitude and Causes of illiteracy National Policy on Education Poverty: Measurement and Causes Myths about Hunger Poverty Alleviation Programmes Unemployment in India: Features, Types, Causes and Consequences National Rural Employment Guarantee Act Causes and Effects of Population Growth in India Population Policy, Family Planning, Role of the Civil Society Child Abuse: Concept and Types Child Abuse: Causes and Effects Preventive Measures for Child Abuse, with specific reference to India Child Labour: Concept and Causes Child Labour: Preventive Measures Violence against Women Victims and Perpetrators of Violence, Motivation in Violence, Self-image, Self-esteem and Adjustment of Victims Casteism: Characteristics and Causes Casteism: Consequences and Remedial Measures Communalism: Concept and Characteristics, Causes and Remedial Measures Regionalism: Characteristics and Types Regionalism: Causes and Suggestive Measures Language Conflicts: Causes, Consequences and Remedial Measures Crime, Criminal, Criminology Characteristics of Crime Sociological Explanations of Crime Juvenile Delinquency: Nature and Characteristics Types of Juvenile Delinquency Methods of Treating Delinquents Concept and Extent of Alcoholism Causes, Problems, Anti Liquor Movements and Control on alcoholism Drug Abuse: Concept, Extent and Nature Role of Family and Peer Group, and Measures to Combat Drug Trafficking Corruption: Concept, Forms and Types Corruption: Causes and Impact Legislation and Combating Corruption
109103023	Humanities and Social Sciences	Introduction to Sociology	Dr. Sambit Mallick	Web	IIT Guwahati	Select Origin of Sociology as a Discipline Sociological Methods The Individual and Society Institution, Community and Association Culture The Sociology of Anomie: Conformity and Deviance Education Religion Religion and Significant Social Factors Family, Marriage and Kinship � Part I Family, Marriage and Kinship � Part II Family, Marriage and Kinship � Part III Social Structure and Social Change: Basic Concepts Social Differentiation and Social Stratification Theoretical Perspectives on Social Stratification Systems of Stratification Factors of Social Change Rural-Urban Continuum: Meaning and Context Socialization: Part I Socialization: Part II Social Control Social Roles and Identity Caste System in India Race and Ethnicity Religion and Society Education and Society Gender Social Class Social Protests and Social Movements: An Overview Social Movements: Causes and Stages Theories of Social Movements Social Movements in India � Part I Social Movements in India � Part II Identity Formation Sociological Theories: An Overview Auguste Comte and Herbert Spencer Emile Durkheim and Max Weber Karl Marx Georg Simmel, Thorstein Veblen and Karl Mannheim Feminism and Sociological Theory
109103024	Humanities and Social Sciences	Science, Technology and Society	Dr. Sambit Mallick,Prof. Archana Barua	Web	IIT Guwahati	Select Methods of Science: Issues and Perspectives Views of Karl Popper Kuhn�s Methodology Views of Paul Feyerabend Social Context of the Production of Scientific Knowledge Demarcation, Autonomy and Cognitive Authority of Science Science ,Technology and Society Challenges: Cognitive, Legal, Ethical, Feminist and Ideological Science ,Technology and Gender Challenges : feminist, ideological, cognitive, moral, legal, and others Science as Social Institution and the Ethos of Science The Ethos of Science Inequalities in Science: Rewards and Recognitions Critique of the Mertonian Paradigm Counter Norms Legitimation in Science Social Legitimation in Science Science, Culture and Society: Meanings, Interests, Values and the Modern State Science, Culture and Society: State-idea, State-system and State-country Science and Technology, and their Human Roots: Philosophy of Science and Technology I Science and Technology, and their Human Roots: Philosophy of Science and Technology II Social Shaping of Science and Technology Technology shaping society Phenomenology of science,technology and its human roots Phenomenology of science,technology and its human roots Science in Colonial India: Overview Building Scientific Institutions in Colonial India: Societies and Associations Influence of Freedom Movements on Scientific Research in India Science in the Inter-war Period Organization of Scientific Research in Postcolonial India Information and Communication Society Information and Communication Society A philosophical assessment : Re-defining humans I A philosophical assessment : Re-defining humans II Biotechnology � Implications for the Meanings of Life and Life Processes iotechnology � Application in Agriculture, Healthcare and Environment New Ethical Codes for New Technologies I New Ethical Codes for New Technologies II New Ethical Codes for New Technologies III New Ethical Codes for New Technologies IV Intellectual Property Rights: An Overview Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights Scientific Knowledge in India: From Public Resource to Intellectual Property
109104029	Humanities and Social Sciences	Biological Bases of Behavior	Braj Bhushan	Web	IIT Kanpur	Select Organization of Human Nervous System Hindbrain Midbrain Forebrain Spinal cord Broadmann classification Lobes Hemispheric dominance Neuroplasticity Invasive techniques & Non-invasive techniques Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) Magnetoencephalography (MEG) Structure of the neuron Resting membrane potential, Action potential Synaptic transmission Neuromuscular transmission Endocrine glands and the nature of their secretions Hypothalamus Pituitary Gland Pineal gland Thyroid gland Parathyroid gland Pancreas Gonads Adrenal medulla & adrenal cortex Most sought after issues in psychology Dominance and subordination Psychobiology of learning Psychobiology of memory Psychobiology of emotion Psychobiology of personality Neuropsychological Evaluation
109104031	Humanities and Social Sciences	Communication Skills	Dr. T. Ravichandran	Video	IIT Kanpur	Select Introduction Barriers to Communication Lecture-01 Barriers to Communication Lecture-02 Barriers to Communication Lecture-03 Non-Verbal Communication Lecture-01 Non-Verbal Communication Lecture-02 Non-Verbal Communication Lecture-03 Non-Verbal Communication Lecture-04 Non-Verbal Communication Lecture-05 Listening Skills Lecture-01 Listening Skills Lecture-02 Listening Skills Lecture-03 Business Letters Writing Lecture-01 Business Letters Writing Lecture-02 Business Letters Writing Lecture-03 Business Letters Writing Lecture-04 Report Writing Lecture-01 Report Writing Lecture-02 Group Discussion Lecture-01 Group Discussion Lecture-02 Group Discussion Lecture-03 Interview Skills Lecture-01 Interview Skills Lecture-02 Interview Skills Lecture-03 Interview Skills Lecture-04 Interview Skills Lecture-05 Interview Skills Lecture-06 Interview Skills Lecture-07 Netiquette Lecture-01 Netiquette Lecture-02 Oral Presentation Lecture-01 Oral Presentation Lecture-02 Oral Presentation Lecture-03 Cross Cultural Communication Lecture-01 Cross Cultural Communication Lecture-02 Cross Cultural Communication Lecture-03 Cross Cultural Communication Lecture-04 Common Errors Lecture-01 Common Errors Lecture-02 Common Errors Lecture-03
109104035	Humanities and Social Sciences	International Economics	Dr. Somesh K. Mathur	Video	IIT Kanpur	Select Lecture-01International Economics Lecture-02International Economics Lecture-03International Economics Lecture-04International Economics Lecture-05International Economics Lecture-06International Economics Lecture-07International Economics Lecture-08International Economics Lecture-09International Economics Lecture-10International Economics Lecture-11International Economics Lecture-12International Economics Lecture-13International Economics Lecture-14International Economics Lecture-15International Economics Lecture-16International Economics Lecture-17International Economics Lecture-18International Economics Lecture-19International Economics Lecture-20International Economics Lecture-21International Economics Lecture-22International Economics Lecture-23International Economics Lecture-24International Economics Lecture-25International Economics Lecture-26International Economics Lecture-27International Economics Lecture-28International Economics Lecture-29International Economics Lecture-30International Economics Lecture-31International Economics Lecture-32International Economics Lecture-33International Economics Lecture-34International Economics Lecture-35International Economics Lecture-36International Economics Lecture-37International Economics Lecture-38International Economics Lecture-39International Economics Lecture-40International Economics Lecture-41International Economics Lecture-42International Economics Lecture-43International Economics
109104040	Humanities and Social Sciences	Introduction to Logic	Dr. A.V. Ravishankar Sarma	Video	IIT Kanpur	Select Introduction Lecture-01-Identification of Arguments Lecture-02-Non- arguments Lecture-03-Types of Arguments: Deductive vs Inductive Lecture-04-Nature and Scope of Deductive and Inductive Arguments Lecture-05-Truth, Validity and Soundness Lecture-06-Strength of Inductive arguments, Counter example method Lecture-07-Toulmin�s Model of Argumentation Lecture-08-Identification of Formal and Informal Fallacies Lecture-09-Informal Fallacies: Fallacies of relevance Lecture-10-Fallacies of Weak Induction and Fallacies arising out of ambiguity in Language Lecture-11-Introduction and motivation for Syllogistic Logic Lecture-12-Aristotle theory of Syllogisms-1 Lecture-13-Syllogistic Poem, Reduction of Syllogisms Lecture-14-Syllogistic Poem, Reduction of Syllogisms Lecture-15-Nature and Scope of Propositional Logic Lecture-16-Syntax of Propositional Logic Lecture-17-Logical Connectives: Truth Tables Lecture-18-Truth Table Method: Validity, Consistency, Logical Equivalence Lecture-19-Semantic Tableaux Method for Propositional Logic Lecture-20-Knights and Knaves Puzzles Lecture-21-Semantic Tableaux Method: Further Examples Lecture-22-Natural Deduction Method Lecture-23-Natural Deduction: Examples Lecture-24-Conjunctive and Disjunctive Normal Forms Lecture-25-CNF, DNF and satisfiability and Validity Lecture-26-Resolution and refutation method Lecture-27-Resolution and refutation method: Examples Lecture-28-Axiomatic Propositional Logic Lecture-29-Hlbert Ackermann Axiomatic system Lecture-30-Proofs in the PM system Lecture-31-Hilbert and Ackermann System Lecture-32-Outlines of Predicate Logic Lecture-33-Outlines of Predicate Logic Lecture-34-Building blocks of Predicate Logic Lecture 35: Quantifiers, freedom, bondage Lecture-36-Translation in to predicate Logic Lecture-37-Semantics of Predicate Logic Lecture-38-Truth, satisfiability, validity in Predicate Logic Lecture-39-Formation Trees for wff�s in predicate Logic Lecture-40-Semantic Tableaux Method for Predicate Logic Lecture-41-Semantic Tableaux method: Satisfiability, Validity Lecture-42-Natural Deduction in Predicate Logic Lecture-43-Important theorems in First order Logic Lecture-44-Limitations of first order logic and Introduction to the course
109104044	Humanities and Social Sciences	Population and Society	Prof. A.K. Sharma	Web	IIT Kanpur	Select Introduction Basic Concepts and Measurements Perspectives and Linkages Society and Culture Sanskritization and Westernization. Society and Development: The Model Of Inclusive Growth Methodology and Methods Combining Methods and Data Interview, Observation and Focus Group Discussion Methods Introduction to Census, SRS,and Other National Sample Surveys Modelling Population Phenomena Issues in Modelling Contemporary Issues Stages and Limitations Population in Ancient Times and Middle Ages Demographic Transition in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries Demographic Schism between Developed and Developing Countries and Future Prospects Population Growth in India Trends in Death and Birth Rates Future Prospects Urbanization in India Causes of Urbanization Theories of Urbanization and Development Theories in Historical Perspective Marxist Theory of Population Other Major Theorists of Population Daly's Synthesis and Optimum Population Theory Gandhian Theory Demographic Transition Theory Population Policy Effectiveness of Population Policies Family Planning Programme and Beyond Family Planning Measures to Control Fertility Family Planning Programme in India Population Policy Statement by Dr. Karan Singh Revision by Janata Party National Population Policy NPP 2000 Population and Sustainable Development Role of Population in Models of Sustainable Development Environmental Beliefs Millennium Development Goals Population Issues in the Framework of MDGs New Issues before the Sociologists
109104045	Humanities and Social Sciences	Population and Society	Prof. A.K. Sharma	Video	IIT Kanpur	Select Lecture-01_Introduction Lecture-02_Basics Concepts Lecture-03_Perspectives On Population Lecture-04_Indian Society Lecture-05_Social Change in India Lecture-06_India: A Developing Economy Lecture-07_Methodology Lecture-08_Primary and Secondry Data and Related Issues Lecture-09_Sources of Population Data Lecture-10_Participatory Rural Appraisal Lecture-11_Demographic Models Lecture-12_Demographic models-II Lecture-13_Contemporary Issues In Modelling Population Processes Lecture-14_World Population Growth Lecture-15_Demographic Transition in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries Lecture-16_Demographic schism between Developed and Developing Countries and Future Prospects Lecture-17_History Of Growth Lecture-18_Population of India-II Lecture-19_Trends In Death and Birth Rates Lecture-20_Population projections,Migration and Future Prospects Lecture-21_Urbanization and Development Lecture-22_Urbanization in India Lecture-23_Theories Of urbanization and Development Lecture-24_Future Of Urbanization In India Lecture-25_Population Theories Lecture-26_Marxist theory Of Population Lecture-27_Demographic Transition Theory and Related Issues Lecture-28_Gandhian Theory Of population Lecture-29_Population Policy Lecture-30_Effectiveness Of population Policies Lecture-31_Family Planning Programme and Beyond Lecture-32_National Population Policy Lecture-33_The First Policy Statement Lecture-34_Subsequent Developments Leading To National Population Policy 2000 Lecture-35_Ecological Degradation and Environmental Protection Lecture-36_Diffrences In Perception Between Developed and Developing Countries Lecture-37_Total Environment Impact and Beliefs Lecture-38_Emerging Issues In sociology Of Population Lecture-39_Population Issues In The framework of MDGs Lecture-40_Population Issues (Cont.)
109104047	Humanities and Social Sciences	Rural and Urban Sociology	Dr. Anindita Chakrabarti	Web	IIT Kanpur	Select What is 'urban'? How did the urban community emerge? How did the urban community emerge? (continued) Max Weber and Charles H. Cooley on the rise of the city History of Urbanization in India History of Urbanization in India (continued) Urbanization in Medieval India The Industrial Revolution and the Rise of the Gesellschaft Part I The Industrial Revolution and the Rise of the Gesellschaft Part II Friedrich Engels on the 'Hypocritical' Capitalist City Friedrich Engels on the 'Hypocritial' Capitalist City (continued) Freedom and Alienation in the City from Georg Simmel's "The Metropolis and Mental Life" (1903) Freedom and Alienation in the City from Georg Simmel's "The Metropolis and Mental Life" (1903) (continued) The Chicago School or the Ecological Theory of the City The Chicago School or the Ecological Theory of the City (continued) Ernest W. Burgess's Model of Urban Growth Louis Wirth: "Urbanism as a Way of Life" Louis Wirth: "Urbanism as a Way of Life" (continued) Compositional and Cultural Theories Compositional and Cultural Theories 2 Compositional and Cultural Theories 2 (continued) Socio-spatial Approach or the New Urban Sociology Technology Material Culture : The Chimmey, Street lighting and Urban Space Colonial Cities and Technology: the Case of Calcutta Technology and the Urban Community Part I Technology and the Urban Community Part II Technology and the Urban Community Part III The Gemeinschaft in the City: Urban Neighbourhoods The Gemeinschaft in the City: Urban Neighbourhoods The Gemeinschaft in the City: Urban Neighbourhoods Louis Wirth (1927): The Ghetto City Planning City Planning (continued) City Planning (continued) The Planning of the Pre-Imperial Cities of India: the Port Cities The Imperial City: The Making of Colonial Lucknow The Imperial City: The Making of Colonial Lucknow (continued) The Imperial City: The Making of Colonial Lucknow (continued) The Modern City in Post-Independent India: the case-study of Chandigarh The Modern City in Post-Independent India: the case-study of Chandigarh (continued) City Design and Contemporary Urban Changes
109104050	Humanities and Social Sciences	Translation Studies and Theory	Prof. Mini Chandran	Web	IIT Kanpur	Select History of Translation in the West History of Translation in India The Early Phase of Translation Studies: Issues and Strategies Basic Concepts and Terminology of Translation Studies Evolution of Translation Studies as a Discipline Functions of Translation Equivalence and Shifts Translatability of Languages Early Translation Theories Scientific Bent in translation Polysystem Theory and Translation Poststructuralist Theories and Translation Indian Aesthetic Theories and Translation Indian Translation Theory Post-colonial Translation Post-colonial Theory and Translation The Making of a Nation � A Case Study of Anandamath Sakuntala�s Colonial and Postcolonial Versions The Cultural Turn in Translation Studies Translating in a Globalized World Languages and the Politics of Translation in India Publication of Translations in India Migration, Language and Identity Issues of Gender The Invisible Translator Strategies of Translation and Cultural Contexts Translation as Resistance Translating within a Language System Rewriting, Remake and Transcreation Inter-semiotic Translation Translating Scripture The Bible in Different Languages Rewritings / Retellings of Indian Epics I: Mahabharata Rewritings / Retellings of Indian Epics II: Ramayana The Language of Commerce Mediating between Two Languages Dubbing and Subtitling in Films Machine Translation Translation in the Twenty first Century The Role of Translation in the Contemporary World
109104068	Humanities and Social Sciences	Exploring Human Values: Visions of Happiness and Perfect Society	Prof. A.K. Sharma	Web	IIT Kanpur	Select Exploring Human Values: Visions of Happiness and Perfect Society Role is value education Paradoxes of Happiness Quality of Life: Evidence from Surveys Moral Approach to Social Transformation Institutional Approach to Social Transformation Man and Society : The Nature of Crisis Structure, Symbolic Interactionism and Structural Symbolic Interactionism Vedic Philosophy -I (Hinduism) Vedic Philosophy-II (Hindu Approaches to Welfare of Man and Society) Jain and Buddhist Philosophies Christianity, Islam and Sikhism Religion and Society Utilitarianism Utility and Economic Theory Capitalism, Socialism, and Mixed Economy Value Economy Economics in Our Times, Trends in Organization of Capital, and the Destiny Political Contribution to Happiness and Justice Current Political Approaches: AICC Manifesto of BJP The other Parties and their Contributions Modernization and Development in Post-independence India: Nehruvian Model of Industrial Socialism Inclusive Growth: Renewed Support to Model of Development Modernization and Post-modernization Emancipation: Modern and Postmodern Dilemmas and Paradoxes Sources of Hope or Hopelessness Transforming Society and Self Professional Ethics Indian Social Thoughts Issues in Modernization in India � I (From Skepticism to Conversion) Issues in Modernization in India � II (Search for a Just, Human Order) Practical problems of India-I Practical Problems of India-II Value Education-I Value Education -II Value Education-III (Professional Ethics) Evaluation of Value Education Conclusion Lecture 1 Lecture 2 Lecture 3 Lecture 4 Lecture 5 Lecture 6 Lecture 7 Lecture 8 Lecture 9 Lecture 10 Lecture 11 Lecture 12 Lecture 13 Lecture 14 Lecture 15 Lecture 16 Lecture 17 Lecture 18 Lecture 19 Lecture 20 Lecture 21 Lecture 22 Lecture 23 Lecture 24 Lecture 25 Lecture 26 Lecture 27 Lecture 28 Lecture 29 Lecture 30 Lecture 31 Lecture 32 Lecture 33 Lecture34 Lecture 35 Lecture 36 Lecture 37 Lecture 38 Lecture 39 Lecture 40 Answers
109104070	Humanities and Social Sciences	Psychology of adjustment	Braj Bhushan	Web	IIT Kanpur	Select Human Adjustment Process Dimensions of Subjective Adjustment Adjustment-Range of Reactions Human Adjustment Process: Maintenance Needs General Adjustive Behaviour & Frame of Reference Reality, Neurotic and Moral Anxiety Neurotic nucleus, Neurotic paradox, Transient situational reactions and defences Task oriented Reaction Pattern Defense Mechanism Dimensions of subjective adjustment- Avoidance, Withdrawal and Compromise Dimensions of Subjective Adjustment Emotions and Adjustment Stress Aggression Recognizing Self and Others Psychological Disorders
109104071	Humanities and Social Sciences	Public Economics	Prof. Tanika Chakrabarty	Web	IIT Kanpur	Select Lecture 1 Lecture 2 Lecture 3 Lecture 4 Lecture 5 Lecture 6 Lecture 7 Lecture 8 Lecture 9 Lecture 10 Lecture 11 Lecture 12 Lecture 13 Lecture 14 Lecture 15 Lecture 16 Lecture 17 Lecture 18 Lecture 19 Lecture 20 Lecture 21 Lecture 22 Lecture 23 Lecture 24 Lecture 25 Lecture 26 Lecture 27 Lecture 28 Lecture 29 Lecture 30 Lecture 31 Lecture 32 Lecture 33 Lecture 34 Lecture 35 Lecture 36 Lecture 37 Lecture 38 Lecture 39 Assignment References
109104072	Humanities and Social Sciences	History of modern economic thought	Dr.Anirban Mukherjee	Web	IIT Kanpur	Select Lecture1 Lecture2 Lecture3 Lecture4 Lecture5 Lecture6 Lecture7 Lecture8 Lecture9 Lecture10 Lecture11 Lecture12 Lecture13 Lecture14 Lecture15 Lecture16 Lecture17 Lecture18 Lecture19 Lecture20 Lecture21 Lecture22 Lecture23 Lecture24 Lecture25 Lecture26 Lecture27 Lecture28 Lecture29 Lecture30 Lecture31 Lecture32 Lecture33 Lecture34 Lecture35 Lecture36 Lecture37 Lecture38 Lecture39 Lecture40 Lecture41 Lecture42 Lecture43 References Question
109104074	Humanities and Social Sciences	Introduction to Sociology	Prof. A.K. Sharma	Video	IIT Kanpur	Select Lecture-01 What is sociology? Lecture-02 Sociological approaches Lecture-03Nature of society: Individuals and groups Lecture-04 Cooperation and conflict Lecture-05 Family-I: Definition and classification of family Lecture-06 Family-II: Perspectives on family Lecture-07 State-I: Definition of state Lecture-08 State-II: State in India Lecture-09 State-III: The concept of power Lecture-10 State-IV: Functionalist and Marxist perspectives on power Lecture-11 Sociology of work-I: Need for work Lecture-12 Sociology of work-II: Social change and work Lecture-13 Sociology of work-III: Development and work Lecture-14 Sociology of work-IV: Capitalism and motivation for work Lecture-15 Religion-I: Social conditions and religious thought Lecture-16 Religion-II: Bases of religion Lecture-17 Religion-III: Forms of religious beliefs Lecture-18What is sociology? Lecture-19 Religion-V: Religion and society Lecture-20 Religion-VI: Contributions of Marx and Weber Lecture-21 Education-I: Concept of education? Lecture-22 Education-II: Functions of education Lecture-23 Social stratification-I: Social inequality and stratification Lecture-24 Social stratification-II: Explanations of social stratification Lecture-25 Social stratification-III: Theories and facts Lecture-26 Social stratification-IV: Stratification in India Lecture-27 Deviance-I: Concept of deviance Lecture-28 Deviance-II: Perspectives on deviance Lecture-29 Deviance-III: Theories of deviance Lecture-30 Social change-I: Definition of social change Lecture-31 Social change-II: Theories of social change Lecture-32 Social change-III: Social change in industrial society Lecture-33 Social change-IV: Urbanization and related issues in social change Lecture-34 Population-I: Malthusian theory of population Lecture-35 Population-II: Population and Society Lecture-36 Perspectives in Sociology-I Lecture-37 Perspectives in Sociology-II Lecture-38 Social Problems and Theory Lecture-39 Sociological methods-I Lecture-40 Sociological methods-II: Ethnography Lecture-41 Sociological methods-III: Ethnography in India
109104076	Humanities and Social Sciences	Money & Banking	Prof.Surajit Sinha	Video	IIT Kanpur	Select Lecture-01 Lecture-02 Lecture-03 Lecture-04 Lecture-05 Lecture-06 Lecture-07 Lecture-08 Lecture-09 Lecture-10 Lecture-11 Lecture-12 Lecture-13 Lecture-14 Lecture-15 Lecture-16 Lecture-17 Lecture-18 Lecture-19 Lecture-20 Lecture-21 Lecture-22 Lecture-23 Lecture-24 Lecture-25 Lecture-26 Lecture-27 Lecture-28 Lecture-29 Lecture-30 Lecture-31 Lecture-32 Lecture-33 Lecture-34 Lecture-35 Lecture-36 Lecture-37 Lecture-38 Lecture-39 Lecture-40
109104081	Humanities and Social Sciences	Human Adjustment Processes	Braj Bhushan	Video	IIT Kanpur	Select Introduction Understanding Oneself Module-01_Lecture-01 Understanding Adjustment Module-01_Lecture-02-Understanding Adjustment Module-01_Lecture-03-Understanding Adjustment Module-01_Lecture-04-Understanding Adjustment Module-02_Lecture-01-Dimensions of Adjustment Module-02_Lecture-02-Dimensions of Adjustment Module-02_Lecture-03-Dimensions of Adjustment Module-03_Lecture-01-Adjustment? Range of Reactions Module-04_Lecture-01-Human adjustment process?II Module-04_Lecture-02-Human adjustment process?II Module-04_Lecture-03-Human adjustment process?II Module-04_Lecture-04-Human adjustment process?II Module-04_Lecture-05-Human adjustment process?II Module-04_Lecture-06-Human adjustment process?II Module-04_Lecture-07-Human adjustment process?II Module-04_Lecture-08-Human adjustment process?II Module-04_Lecture-09-Human adjustment process?II Module-05_Lecture-01-Facets of human adjustment Module-05_Lecture-02-Facets of human adjustment Module-05_Lecture-03-Facets of human adjustment Module-06_Lecture-01 Emotions & Adjustment Module-06_Lecture-02-Emotions & Adjustment Module-06_Lecture-03-Emotions & Adjustmen Module-06_Lecture-04-Emotions & Adjustment Module-07_Lecture-01-Facets of human adjustment: Stress, Resilience and Coping Module-07_Lecture-02-Facets of human adjustment: Stress, Resilience and Coping Module-07_Lecture-03-Facets of human adjustment: Stress, Resilience and Coping Module-07_Lecture-04-Facets of human adjustment: Stress, Resilience and Coping Module-07_Lecture-05-Facets of human adjustment: Stress, Resilience and Coping Module-08_Lecture-01-Aggression Module-08_Lecture-02-Aggression Module-08_Lecture-03-Aggression Module-08_Lecture-04-Aggression Module-09_Lecture-01-Psychological disorders Module-09_Lecture-02-Psychological disorders Module-09_Lecture-03-Psychological disorders Module-09_Lecture-04-Psychological disorders Module-09_Lecture-05-Psychological disorders Module-10_Lecture-01-Summing-up
109104082	Humanities and Social Sciences	Selected Topics in Psychology	Braj Bhushanm, Ajit Dalal,	Video	IIT Kanpur	Select Introduction Lecture-01 Introduction Selected Topics in Psychology Lecture-02 Psychology: Emerging of a discipline Lecture-03 Psychology: Emerging of a discipline Lecture-04 Beginning, growth and decline of Western psychology in India Lecture-05 The core and context of Indian psychology Lecture-06 The indigenization of psychology in India Lecture-07 Weaving culture into psychology Lecture-08 Culture and Self: Implications for Social Behaviour Lecture-09 Cultural and organizational behaviour Lecture-10 How do similar attitudes determine attraction? Lecture-11 Why do similar attitudes determine attraction? Lecture-12 A beautiful mind? Perspective on brain , mind and it's challenges Lecture-13 Emotion and well?being Lecture-14 Mental health and illness Lecture-15 Mental health and illness part2 Lecture-16 Folk Healing Traditions in India Lecture-17 To sleep or not Lecture-18 Issues and challenges in psychological assessment Lecture-19 Nontraditional research in behavioural sciences Lecture-20 What a surprise: My results are nonsignificant Lecture-21 Neuropsychology and cognitive neuroscience research Lecture-22 Functional MRI in psychology Lecture-23 Functional MRI in psychology Part2 Lecture-24 Side bias in human behaviour Lecture-25 Brain microstructural correlates of cognition in Cerebral Palsy Lecture-26 Brain microstructural correlates of cognition in vitamin B12 deficiency Lecture-27 The neuroscience of addictive behaviour Lecture-28 Who is at risk and why? The neurogenetics of vulnerability to addiction Lecture-29 Who is at risk and why? The neurogenetics of vulnerability to addiction Part2 Lecture-30 The gambler's lament: Behavioural addictions? gambling, internet and porn addictions Lecture-31 Art and the brain Lecture-32 Art and the brain Part2 Lecture-33 Technological advances in other areas and their impact on psychology Lecture-34 Positioning the state of psychology in India in the global scenario Lecture-35 Introduction Selected Topics in Psychology
109106051	Humanities and Social Sciences	Aspects of Western Philosophy	Dr. Sreekumar Nellickappilly	Web	IIT Madras	Select Greek Philosophy: An Introduction Sophists and Socrates: The Philosophy of Man, Relativism and the Idea of Good Plato�s Idealism Plato�s Theory of Knowledge Aristotle�s Criticism of Platonic Idealism and the Concepts of Form and Matter Aristotle�s Theory of Causation and the Ideas of Potentiality and Actuality Medieval Philosophy Modern Philosophy Descartes: Method of Philosophy and Theory of Knowledge Rene Descartes: The Mind-body Dualism Spiniza Spinoza�s Pantheism: God and Nature Relationship The Philosophy of Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibniz Fundamentals of John Locke�s Empiricism John Locke: Theory of knowledge George Berkeley�s Immaterialism and Subjective Idealism Refutation of Abstract Ideas and Esse est Percipi David Hume: Theory of Knowledge David Hume: From Empiricism to Skepticism The Critical Philosophy Of Immanuel Kant Kant: Transcendental Aesthetic and Transcendental Analytic Immanuel Kant: The Ideas of Reason and the Rejection of Speculative Metaphysics Immanuel Kant�s Ethical Theory Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel: The Concepts of Being, Non-being and Becoming Hegel�s Absolute Idealism and the Phenomenology of Spirit Karl Marx: Historical Materialism Nietzsche: Critique of Western Culture Linguistic Turn in British philosophy and Russell�s Logical Atomism Wittgenstein�s Early Philosophy Wittgenstein: Language-Games and Forms of Life Logical Positivism and the Scientific Conception of Philosophy Edmund Husserl�s Phenomenology: The Principle of Intentionality and the Methods of Reduction Phenomenological Reduction and Transcendental Subjectivity Martin Heidegger: The Question of Being Martin Heidegger: The Ontology of Dasein and the Concept of Truth Existentialism Sartre�s Conception of Human Existence Jean Paul Sartre�s Concept of Human Existence Postmodernism Deconstruction, Feminism and Discourse Theory
109106053	Humanities and Social Sciences	Contemporary Literature	Dr. Aysha Iqbal Viswamohan	Video	IIT Madras	Select Introduction to Drama Harold Pinter The Dumb Waiter The Dumb Waiter cont Six Degrees of Separation Six Degrees of Separation Six Degrees of Separation Six Degrees of Separation Six Degrees of Separation Tom Stoppard - Dogg's Hamlet, Cahoot's Macbeth Tom Stoppard - Dogg's Hamlet, Cahoot's Macbeth Tom Stoppard - Dogg's Hamlet, Cahoot's Macbeth Tom Stoppard - Dogg's Hamlet, Cahoot's Macbeth Tom Stoppard - Dogg's Hamlet, Cahoot's Macbeth Tom Stoppard - Dogg's Hamlet, Cahoot's Macbeth Arthur Miller Clara Arthur Miller Clara Arthur Miller Clara Albert Camus The Fall Albert Camus The Fall Albert Camus The Fall Girish Karnad - Nagamandala Girish Karnad - Nagamandala Girish Karnad - Nagamandala Short Story -Salman Rushdie's Short Story2 -Hanif Kureishi's Modernism Post Kazuo Ishiguro -Remains of the Day Kazuo Ishiguro -Remains of the Day Kazuo Ishiguro -Remains of the Day Kazuo Ishiguro -Remains of the Day Michael Ondaatje -The English Patient Michael Ondaatje -The English Patient Michael Ondaatje -The English Patient Asian-American Writing Amy Tan's -The Joy Luck Club Amy Tan's -The Joy Luck Club Amy Tan's -The Joy Luck Club Poetry Poetry
109106054	Humanities and Social Sciences	Contemporary Literature	Dr. Aysha Iqbal Viswamohan	Web	IIT Madras	Select Introduction to Drama Beginnings of the Twentieth Century Drama Twentieth Century Drama Theatre of the Absurd Metatheatre and Metafiction Asian American Theatre Experimental Theatre The 90s and Experimental Theatre Modernism and Literature Modernism and Theatre Modernism and Cinema Postmodernism Postmodernism and Literature The Postmodern Film The Counterculture Movement Literary Devices, Ideas and Terms: Key Concepts-I Literary Devices, Ideas and Terms: Key Concepts-II Understanding Narrative-I Understanding Narrative-II Marxist Theory and Criticism-I Marxist Theory and Criticism-II Psychoanalytic Theory American Theory and Criticism-I American Theory and Criticism- II Understanding Film Theory and Criticism-I Understanding Film Theory-II Understanding Film Theory-III Feminist Writings Feminist Theory and Criticism Michael Ondaatje's The English Patient The English Patient by Michael Ondaatje Bapsi Sidhwa's Cracking India Asian American Writings in English: The Early Years Asian-American Writings: An overview of literary works Harold Pinter: The Dramatist and His World Arthur Miller: The Playwright and his Moral Imperative Short Story Science Fiction Pulp Fiction
109106058	Humanities and Social Sciences	History of Economic Theory	Prof. S.S.SivaKumar	Video	IIT Madras	Select The Socio-Economic Role of Scarcity and Uncertainty The Process of Construction of Knowledge The Roles of Faith and Experience From Orphism to the Milesians in ancient Greece Pythagoras and Heraclitus From Parmenides to the atomists From the ancient Greece to the emergence of Feudalism Feudalism and the growth of the Church The age of Faith: Europe until the crusades The beginnings of modernity Scholasticism and St.Thomas Transformation of Europe towards modernity Birth of political economy: mercantilism The debate over mercantilism: Hume and Cantillon A postscript to mercantilism: Hume and James Stewart �Natural Order� and the market: Quesney and Galiani Smith: the Invisible Hand Smith: Growth theory, long run equilibrium and Institutions Ricardo-Malthus debate Ricardian economics and more Equilibrium of the market: from Say to Walras More on Equilibrium: Cournot, Dupuit, Gossen, von Thunen Socialists and Marx The economics of Marx Marx as an ideologue of revolution Arrival of modern universals in Economics: Neo classical school Economic Theory at the time arrival of Keynes The centrality of the idea of efficiency in the study of market Keynesian Revolution: Macroeconomics Keynesian economics Economics of Institutions Transaction cost and Economic Anthropology approaches Evolutionary Economics: the idea of change as evolution From Schumpeter to neo Schumpetarian evolutionism The social construction of knowledge: Case of Economics The social construction of knowledge: Adaptation and Revolution
109106059	Humanities and Social Sciences	Indian Philosophy	Dr. Satya Sundar Sethy	Video	IIT Madras	Select Introduction to Indian Philosophy A Brief Discussion on the Vedas & the Upanishads The Cārvāka School - I The Cārvāka School - II The Sāṅkhya School - I The Sāṅkhya School - II The Sāṅkhya School - III The Sāṅkhya School - IV The Sāṅkhya School - V The Sāṅkhya School - VI The Yoga School - I The Yoga School - II The Yoga School - III The Yoga School - IV The Nyāya School - I The Nyāya School - II The Nyāya School - III The Nyāya School - IV The Nyāya School - V The Nyāya School - VI The Nyāya School - VII The Nyāya School - VIII The Nyāya School - IX Buddhism - I Buddhism - II Buddhism - III Buddhism - IV Buddhism - V Jainism - I Jainism - II Jainism - III The Vaiśeṣika School - I The Vaiśeṣika School - II The Vaiśeṣika School - III The Vaiśeṣika School - IV The Vaiśeṣika School - V The Vaiśeṣika School - VI The Mimānsā School - I The Mimānsā School - II The Mimānsā School - III The Mimānsā School - IV The Mimānsā School - V
109106063	Humanities and Social Sciences	Philosophy of Language	Dr. Satya Sundar Sethy	Web	IIT Madras	Select Presentation-01 Presentation-02 Presentation-03 Presentation-04 Presentation-05 Presentation-06 Presentation-07 Presentation-08 Presentation-09 Presentation-10 Presentation-11 Presentation-12 Presentation-13 Presentation-14 Presentation-15 Presentation-16 Presentation-17 Presentation-18 Presentation-19 Presentation-20 Presentation-21 Presentation-22 Presentation-23 Presentation- 24 to 27 Presentation-28 Presentation-29 Presentation-30 Presentation-31 Presentation-32 Presentation-33 Presentation-34 Presentation-35 Presentation-36 Presentation- 37 to 38 Presentation- 39 to 41
109106067	Humanities and Social Sciences	Better Spoken English	Prof. Shreesh Chaudhary	Video	IIT Madras	Select Introduction Student Presentations I Feedback on Presentations I Stage Manners Tempo of Speech Some Reasons for Mishearing Topics for Presentations II Message Tables, Charts, Graphs Power Point Slides Criteria for Evaluation Student Presentations II Feedback on Presentation II Topics for Presentation III On �Saying �Please!� � English Rhythm I English Rhythm II Phrasal Pause in English I Phrasal Pause in English II Units of Time, Weight, Distance Stress in English I Stress in English II Stress in English III Stress in English IV Stress in English V Stress in English VI Student Presentations III Student Presentations III Student Presentations III Continued Feedback on Presentations III Some Non-standard Sounds Some �Difficult� Sounds in English Some �Vowel� Sounds in English Some �Consonants� in English Student Presentations IV Student Presentation IV Student Presentation IV Continued Final Tips
109106079	Humanities and Social Sciences	Introduction to Film Studies	Dr. Aysha Iqbal Viswamohan	Video	IIT Madras	Select Course Overview Cinema & Semiotics Cinema & Semiotics(contd) Plot in Cinema Plot in Cinema (contd�) Character as a plot element Editing in Cinema Realism in Cinema Colour : Theory & Practice Intertextuality Intertextuality (contd.) Intertextuality (contd�) Cinema & Modernism Cinema and Modernism (contd�) The French Masters The French Masters (contd..) The French Masters (contd�) Canonical Text Canonical Text(contd..) Canonical Text(contd...) The Academy Awards Classic Hollywood Classic Hollywood(contd.) Classic Hollywood (contd�) Case study Stars as Icons Cinema and the Counterculture Movement Italian cinema Japanese Cinema Auteur Theory in the USA Auteur Theory in the USA (contd�) New Hollywood New Hollywood (contd�) New Hollywood (contd....) New Hollywood (contd�.) Cinema and Genres Cinema and Genres (contd�) Postmodernism and Cinema Postmodernism & Cinema (contd�) The Western
109106080	Humanities and Social Sciences	Introduction to Modern Linguistics	Prof. Shreesh Chaudhary, Prof. Rajesh Kumar	Video	IIT Madras	Select Introduction Introduction Design Features of Language Design Features of Language-2 Design Features of Language-3 Design Features of Language-4 Design Features of Language-5 Production of Speech Sounds Organs of Articulation Functions of Vocal Cords Production of Speech Sounds, Cardinal Vowels English Vowels Diphthong Production of Consonants Consonants Consonants-2 Review : Production of Speech Sounds What is Phonology Phonemes & Allophones: Phonological Phenomena Syllable Template Syllable Syllable � Based Generalization Syllable � Based Generalization. Morphology Units of Word Formation Affixation Syntax: An Introduction Syntax: An Introduction Cont� Syntax: X-bar Theory Syntax: X-bar Theory Cont� Syntax: Phrase Structure (Compliment and Adjuncts) Syntax: Argument Selection Syntax: Structure of an IP and Thematic Relations Syntax: Structure of an IP and Thematic Relations Cont.. Syntax: Structure of an IP and Thematic Relations Cont... Syntax: Case Assignment Syntax: Exceptional Case Marking Word Formation-3 Discourse Discourse.. Concluding Remarks
109106083	Humanities and Social Sciences	Principles and Parameters in Natural Language	Prof. Rajesh Kumar	Video	IIT Madras	Select Introduction IntroductionoftheCourse Whatislinguistics?WhatisLanguage? LanguageandArbitrariness,LanguageandDialect EvsILanguage,Languageasarulegovernedsystem LanguageFaculty,LanguageinHumanMind Howdowelearnlanguage? LanguageAcquisition Innateness:SomeEssentialConcepts StructureofLanguageattheLevelofSounds Sounds(VocalApparatus) PlacesandMannersofArticulation WordFormation/PhonotacticRules RulesofWordFormation(Singular-Plural) Sentence:AnIntroduction MakingofaSentence(Components) GrammaticalityandAcceptability SubjectandVerbinaSentence Sentence:ObjectsandVerbs PhraseStructure X-BarTheory SpecifierandComplement ComplementsandAdjuncts VPComponents CategorialSelections,SelectionalRestrictionsonverbs ThematicRelations Case MorphologicalandAbstractCase StructuralCase ExceptionalCaseMarking Movement MotivationsforMovement QuestionsandMovement GuestLecture:GenerativeGrammarbyProfessorB.N.Patnaik PassivesandNPMovement NPMovementandRaising BindingTheoryandNPInterpretations PrinciplesofBindingTheory ConstraintsonMovements StructureofLanguageandNegation NegationandNegativePolarityItems Structure,Language,CognitionandPragmatics
109106084	Humanities and Social Sciences	NOC:Literary Criticism and Literary Theory	Dr. Aysha Iqbal Viswamohan	Video	IIT Madras	Select Introduction Lecture 1 - Part A Lecture 1 - Part B Lecture 2 Lecture 3 Lecture 4 Lecture Video 5 - Part C Lecture Video 5 - Part A Lecture Video 5 - Part B Lecture Video 6 - Part A Lecture 6 Part B Early Romanticism -Lecture 7 part a Romanticism -Lecture 7 part c Romanticism -Lecture 7 part d Early Romanticism - Lecture 7 Part B Lecture 9 - Late 19th century Lecture 10 A - Marxism Lecture 10 B - Marxism Lecture 11 A - Formalism Lecture 11 B - New criticism psychoanalysis and psychoanalytic criticism PART A psychoanalysis and psychoanalytic criticism PART B Psychoanalysis and Psychoanalytic criticism PART C Lecture 12 Part A structuralism Lecture 12 Part B structuralism Archetypal Criticism Structuralism - Part A Structuralism - Part B New Historicism and Cultural Materialism - Part A New Historicism and Cultural Materialism - Part B Reader Response criticism Semiotics theory PART A Semiotics theory PART B Film studies part A Film studies Part B Postmodernism Part A Postmodernism Part B Ecocriticism Part A Ecocriticism Part B Post theory Part A Post theory Part B
109106085	Humanities and Social Sciences	NOC:Language and Mind	DProf. Rajesh Kumar	Video	IIT Madras	Select Introduction What is language How do we learn language Learning language Acquiring language Language evolution Language and language learning Language in mind Grammar Language and human mind Mechanism of sound production Consonants Features of sounds Words Words-II Words III Words IV Words V Structure of a sentence Nature of sentences and phrases Syntax Structure of sentence (agreement) Sentence (categories and phrase) Sentence (phrase structure) Sentence (X bar and IP) Sentence (inflectional phrase) Sentence (compliment and adjunct) Sentence (restrictions) Sentence (semantic relations) Sentence (case) Sentence (movement) CP and displacement Sentence (CP in subject and object position) Sentence (passivization and NP movement) Sentence (referential expressions Sentence Dependencies: Compound verbs and negation Language and cognition Language, cognition and computers Language and computers: resolving Language and mind: a summary
109104048	Humanities and Social Sciences	Social Psychology	Dr. Kumar Ravi Priya	Web	IIT Kanpur	Select Lec1 Lec2 Lec3 Lec4 Lec5 Lec6 Lec7 Lec8 Lec9 Lec10 Lec11 Lec12 Lec13 Lec14 Lec15 Lec16 Lec17 Lec18 Lec19 Lec20 Lec21 Lec22 Lec23 Lec24 Lec25 Lec26 Lec27 Lec28 Lec29 Lec30 Lec31 Lec32 Lec33 Lec34 Lec35 Lec36 Lec37 Lec38 Lec39 Lec40 Lec41 Lec42 Lec43 Lec44 Lec45
109104073	Humanities and Social Sciences	Macro Economics	Prof.Surajit Sinha	Video	IIT Kanpur	Select Lecture-01 Lecture-02 Lecture-03 Lecture-04 Lecture-05 Lecture-06 Lecture-07 Lecture-08 Lecture-09 Lecture-10 Lecture-11 Lecture-12 Lecture-13 Lecture-14 Lecture-15 Lecture-16 Lecture-17 Lecture-18 Lecture-19 Lecture-20 Lecture-21 Lecture-22
109106052	Humanities and Social Sciences	Aspects of Western Philosophy	Dr. Sreekumar Nellickappilly	Video	IIT Madras	Select Greek Philosophy: Ionians, Pythagoras, Parmenides, Heraclitus and Democritus Sophists, Socrates; philosophy of man; relativism and subjectivism; the idea of good Platos idealism: theory of ideas Plato: theory of knowledge, method of dialectic; theory of soul Aristotles criticism of Platonic idealism and the concepts of Form and Matter Aristotles theory of causation; potentiality and actuality Medieval philosophy: St. Augustine and the Problem of evil; St. Thomas Aquinass concepts of faith and reason; proofs for the existence of God. Modern Philosophy: mail characteristic features; renaissance and scientific revolution; rationalism and empiricism: main features. Descartes: the method in philosophy; the concepts of doubt and indubitable knowledge. Descartes: the mind-body dualism; the concept of God and proofs for Gods existence Spinoza: the concepts of Substance, attributes and modes. Spinozas pantheism-God and nature Leibniz: Monadology; the mind-body problem revisited; concept of God; the concept of pre-established harmony The empiricism of John Locke: ideas and their classification; refutation of innate ideas John Locke: theory of knowledge; concept of substance; the primary and secondary qualities Berkeley: the refutation of the distinction between primary and secondary qualities, immaterialism Berkeleys critique of abstract ideas, esse est percipi, the problem of solipsism; God and self Hume : Impressions and ideas, knowledge concerning relations of ideas and knowledge concerning matters of fact, induction and causality. The external world and the self, personal identity, rejection of metaphysics, scepticism, reason and the passions. Critical Philosophy: characteristic features; kantd objectives: the classification of judgements, possibility of synthetic a priori judgements, the Copernican revolution Kant: forms of sensibility, categories of understanding; the process of knowledge acquisition; phenomenon and noumenon The Ideas of Reason-soul, God and world as a whole; antinomies; rejection of speculative metaphysics. Kants ethics; freedom and immortality, problems with Kant. Hegel : The conception of Geist (spirit), the dialectical method, concepts of being, non-being and becoming, Absolute idealism; consciousness, self- consciousness and reason. Karl Marx: historical materialism; the significance of the proletariat; the base structure-superstructure division. Nietzsche : Critique of western culture, religion and morality; will to power; the idea of superman. Linguistic turn in British philosophy: Russells logical atomism and the refutation of idealism. Wittgenstein : early Wittgensteins conception of language and reality; the picture theory of meaning Later Wittgensteins conception of language games and forms of life; meaning and use. Logical positivism; against metaphysics and a scientific conception of philosophy; the limitation of logical positivism Husserl : Phenomenology and the methods of reduction; the principle of intentionality. Phenomenological reduction, eidetic reduction and transcendental reduction; transcendental subjectivity; the pure subject. Heidegger : phenomenological hermeneutics; concept of Being; man as being-in-the-world; destruction of the western intellectual tradition. Authentic and inauthentic existence; Truth as disclosure Existentialism: main features; existence precedes essence; freedom and responsibility; finiteness and situatedness of human existence Sartres conception of human existence; man is condemned to be free; rejection of essentialism The concept of being-in-itself, being-for-itself and being-for-others Postmodernism: major trends and chief characteristic features; conceptions of human subject; different postmodern approaches Deconstruction, feminism, discourse theory etc.
109106086	Humanities and Social Sciences	NOC: Film Appreciation	Dr. Aysha Iqbal Viswamohan	Video	IIT Madras	Select Lecture 1: Introduction Key Concepts: Part 1 Key Concepts: Part 2 Lecture: Film Theory Lecture: Genre Theory Lecture: German Expressionism Lecture: Italian Neo-Realism Lecture: French New Wave Lecture: Spanish Cinema Lecture: British New Wave Lecture: Chinese Cinema Action Cinema Lecture: Deewar Melodrama Formalism in Cinema The Language of Cinema Devdas City Cinema The Semiotics of Cinema Raging Bull Robert Bresson Studio Cinema: Part -1 Studio Cinema: Part 2 New Hollywood Cinema: Part 1 New Hollywood Cinema: Part 2 History of Hindi Cinima Part 1 History of Hindi Cinima Part 2 History of Hindi Cinema: Part 3 Ideology in Cinema Character in Cinema Mythological Cinema in India The Cinema of Satyajit Ray Hindi Film Music The Hollywood musicals African cinema Iranian cinema Canadian Cinema Eastern European Cinema European Cinema Hungary, Sweden, Greece Postmodernism and cinema Mall towns in cinema Film sequels, remakes and cult films Parallel Cinema From India
109106087	Humanities and Social Sciences	NOC:Appreciating carnatic music	Dr. Lakshmi Sreeram	Video	IIT Madras	Select Lec 01 - The Body of Music Lec 02 - Music everywhere finding the classical Lec 03 - Classical Music Art Music Lec 04 - Music through Melody & Music through Harmony Lec 05 - Musical Material A Hard Look Lec 06 - Musical material Mo2 Lec 07 - Carnatic Music as Raga Music Lec 08 - Understanding Raga - Part I Lec 09 - Understanding Raga - Part II (Raga and Swara) Lec 10 - Understanding Raga - Part III A Glimpse into Gamaka (Ornamentation) and Phraseology Lec 11 - Swara in the Sanskrit Textual Tradition Lec 12 - Sruti in Sanskrit Textual tradition Lec 13 – Tambura Lec 14 - Gamaka I Lec 15 - Gamaka II Lec 16 - Gamaka III Lec 17 - Gamakas IV Lec 18 - Raga and Phraseology Lec 19 - Raga - some basic expectations Lec 20 - A string of Ragas and a teaser Lec 21 - Raga in the textual tradition Lec 22 - Classification of Ragas I Lec 23 - Classification of Ragas II Lec 24 - Mela system of classifying raga-s Lec 25 - Generating the 72 mela-s Lec 26 - Application of 72 mela Lec 27 - Katapayadi Naming the 72 melas Lec 28 - Vivadi I Lec 29 - Vivadi II Lec 30 - Raga - Circles and Triangles Lec 31 - Laya: temporal discipline in music. Lec 32 - Tala an Introduction to the Concept Lec 33 - More on Tala and laya Lec 34 - Aspects of Tala - I Lec 35 - Aspects of Tala – II Lec 36 - Aspects of Tala – III Lec 37 - Aspects of IV Lec 38 - Composition in Carnatic Music Lec 39 - an Introduction Lec 40 - Varnam and laya intricacies Lec 41 - Kriti the premier compositional form in Carnatic music Lec 42 -Kriti some basic features Lec 43 - Precursors to the Kriti Lec 44 - Bhakti and Carnatic Music: Metaphor, World view and Yearning in Carnatic compositions. Lec 45 - Tanjavur and the Carnatic Trinity Lec 46 - Tyagaraja, the Vaggeyakara Lec 47 - Tyagaraja and His Many Moods –I Lec 48 - Tyagaraja and His Many Moods II Lec 49 - Muthuswami Dikshitar an overview Lec 50 - Muthuswami Dikshitar the Sanskirt Scholar and Advaitin Lec 51 - Muthuswami Dikshitar Some Other Aspects of his Work. Lec 52 - Syama Sastri Lec 53 - Tamil Composers before the trinity Lec 54 - Post trinity Composers Lec 55 - Swathi Tirunal - the Versatile Royal Composer Lec 56 - The Romance of Padam and Javali Lec 57 – Tillana Lec 58 - Improvisation in Carnatic Music – Alapana Lec 59 - ALAPANA : Style and Aesthetics Lec 60 - Neraval and Swaraprastara Lec 61 – TANAM Lec 62 - An expostion of Balagopala,a kriti in the rega Bhairavi with alapana, neraval and swaraprastara followed by tani Avartanam Lec 63 - Accompaniment in Carnatic Music - The Violin Lec 64 - Percussive Accompaniment - the Mridangam Lec 65 -Subsidiary Accompaniment - Interaction Among Accompanists Lec 66 - The Typical carnatic Concert And Ragam Tanam Pallavi – RTP
109104088	Humanities and Social Sciences	NOC:Elements of Visual Representation	Dr. Shatarupa Thakurta Roy	Video	IIT Kanpur	Select Lecture 01 - Visual Literacy Lecture 02 - What is Art? Visual styles Lecture 03 - Principle of Visual Communication Lecture 04 - Elements of Visual Representation Lecture 05 - Need of Visual Harmony, Aerial Perspective in Visual Representation Lecture 06 - Visual Mediums Method and Material Lecture-07 - Visual Arrangement: Figure ground relationship Lecture-08 - Illusion of Space Overlapping and Vertical Location Lecture-09 - Multiple point Perspective, Cubist form Lecture-10 - Oriental Perspective, Isometric Projection Lecture-11 Unconventional Space, Visual Riddle Lecture-12 - Perspective, Foreshortening and Amplification Lecture 13 - Static Form Lecture 14 - Impression of Movement Lecture 15 - Movement by Repetition Lecture 16 - Use of Multiple Image to Depict Motion Lecture 17 - Principle of Op Art: Optical Movement Lecture 18 - Asymmetry in Visual Narration Lecture 19 - Scale and Space in Composition Lecture 20 - Choosing the Right Scale Lecture 21 - Natural Proportion Lecture 22 - Ideal Proportion Lecture 23 - Arbitrary and Mandatory Proportion Lecture 24 - Form of Visual Paradox Lecture 25 - Line as Line and Line as Shape Lecture 26 - Character Specific Use of Line in Visual Representation Lecture 27 - Implied, Psychic, Contour Line and Gesture Line Lecture 28 - Line as Building Block Lecture 29 - Line for Rendering: Value and Volume Lecture 30 - Quality of Line in Visual Expression Lecture 31 - Example of Unified Composition: Conceptual Harmony vs. Visual Harmony Lecture 32 - Visual Continuity: Proximity, Repetition Lecture 33 - Gestalt law of Universal Whole Lecture 34 - Unity in Variation. Visual Climax and Harmony: Focal Point and Accents Lecture 35 - Degree of Emphasis to Maintain Harmony: Visual Balance Lecture 36 - Rhythm and Motion in Visual Representation Alternating and Progressing Arrangement Lecture 37 - Visual Balance in Symmetry, Radial and Crystallographic Balance Lecture 38 - Balance in Asymmetry Lecture 39 - Visual Balance in Colour Combination, Conflicting Colours Lecture 40 - Balance through Achromatic Value Distribution Lecture 41 - Local, optical and Arbitrary colour Lecture 42 - Colour in Digital Media Pigment and Light, Resolution Lecture 43 - Rectilinear and Curvilinear Form Lecture 44 - Volume and Surface Texture Lecture 45 - Visual and Tactile Texture Lecture 46 - Form, Texture and Pattern Lecture 47 - Visual Analysis Lecture 48 - Steps of Problem Solving
109106089	Humanities and Social Sciences	NOC:Infrastructure Economics	Prof.Nalin Bharti	Video	IIT Patna	Select Lec-01 Lec-02 Lec-03 Lec-04 Lec-05 Lec-06 Lec-07 Lec-08 Lec-09 Lec-10 Lec-11 Lec-12 Lec-13 Lec-14 Lec-15 Lec-16 Lec-17 Lec-18 Lec-19 Lec-20 Lec-21 Lec-22 Lec-23 Lec-24 Lec-25 Lec-26 Lec-27 Lec-28 Lec-29 Lec-30 Lec-31 Lec-32 Lec-33 Lec-34 Lec-35 Lec-36 Lec-37 Lec-38
109104090	Humanities and Social Sciences	NOC:Practical English: Learning and Teaching(Course sponsored by Aricent)	Dr. Bhaskar Dasgupta	Video	IIT Kanpur	Select Lec-01 Lec-02 Lec-03 Lec-04 Lec-05 Lec-06 Lec-07 Lec-08 Lec-09 Lec-10 Lec-11 Lec-12 Lec-13 Lec-14 Lec-15 Lec-16 Lec-17 Lec-18 Lec-19 Lec-20 Lec-21 Lec-22 Lec-23 Lec-24 Lec-25 Lec-26 Lec-27 Lec-28 Lec-29 Lec-30 Lec-31 Lec-32 Lec-33 Lec-34 Lec-35 Lec-36 Lec-37 Lec-38 Lec-39 Lec-40
109106092	Humanities and Social Sciences	NOC:Issues in Bioethics	Dr. Sreekumar Nellickappilly	Video	IIT Madras	Select Unit 1 - Overview of Bioethics Unit 2- Historical Evolution of Bioethics I Unit 3- Historical Evolution of Bioethics II Unit 4- Historical Evolution of Bioethics III Unit 5- Bioethics Today: Culture, Democracy and Law Unit 1 -Ethical theories and Bioethical Issues Unit 2 - Other ethical theories Unit 3 - Hedonistic Approaches in Ethical Theories Unit 4 - Deontological Approach Unit 5 - Priniciple-Based Theories Unit 1 -Challenges to the Person of the Individual Unit 2- Challenges to Dignity and the Human Rights Approach in Bioethics Unit 3- Problems in Resource Allocation Unit 4- End of Life Issues Unit 5 - Ethics of Care, Gender Concerns and Feminist Perspectives Unit 1- Technological Advancements and Bioethical concerns UNIT 2- The challenges posed by Genetic Engineering and Gener Therapy Not Started Unit 3-The challenges posed by Epidemic Threats Unit 4- Religious Traditions and Contemporary Bioethics Unit 5- Towards a Phronetic Bioethics
109106091	Humanities and Social Sciences	NOC:Language and society	Prof. Rajesh Kumar	Video	IIT Madras	Select Introduction to language and society Language and India Language and a language Language, dialect and variety Dialect and standard language How do children learn language? First language acquisition Critical period and SLA Sounds and words Sentence India as a linguistic area Language variation Language and culture Language and power- politics Indian english Fluidity and continuum Language in education Language and scholastic achievement Language and language teaching Concluding remarks
109104093	Humanities and Social Sciences	NOC:Brief introduction to Psychology	Braj Bhushan	Video	IIT Kanpur	Select Lecture 1 Lecture 2 Lecture 3 Lecture 4 Lecture 5 Lecture 6 Lecture 7 Lecture 8 Lecture 9 Lecture 10 Lecture 11 Lecture 12 Lecture 13 Lecture 14 Lecture 15 Lecture 16 Lecture 17 Lecture 18 Lecture 19 Lecture 20 Lecture 22 Lecture 23 Lecture 24