Social man is the product of a constantly changing society, moulded by inputs from the educational system. These two are intertwined together since one is the effect of the other. Educational prowess is, to a certain extent, determined by man’s position in society, the author states, his achievement motivation being a direct effect of his social moorings. In this exhaustive book on Educational Sociology the author presents us with methods of providing better education to society through an indepth research of our culture and society. The book gives a comprehensive coverage of all the relevant aspects of the subject. It has been tailor-made specifically with potential and present sociologists and educationists in mind. It will prove to be an invaluable asset to all students and researchers of social sciences, particularly sociology and education. Those involved in the field of education will most certainly drive immense benefit from a study of this book.
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