Hindu Society – Entropy and Chaos

ISBN Number : 978-93-5299-604-9

Library Price : Rs.1295

Library Dollar Price : 52$

Book Edition : First

Year of Publication : 2019

No. Of Pages : 172

About The Book

Hindu society interacting with other societies is undergoing catastrophic changes. The disorder occurred in any system is expressed as Entropy while Chaos occurs in a continuously, Non-linearly growing complex system. Hindu society is one such system. The book describes how Hindu society experienced disorder and what are this society’s features which would become chaotic in future. The book presents an analysis of the Hindu society as the system description, concepts of entropy and chaos as tools and applications of these concepts. The first part describes the Hindu society in eleven chapters, the second part the concepts of entropy and chaos in three chapters and the third part the applications of entropy and chaos theories in six chapters.

The purpose of this book is to create an awareness among the sociologists and administrators about various social issues which lead to the degradation of Hindu society. The book may be prescribed as a reference book for applied sociology and applied sciences. This book would serve certainly as a guide for civil examinations.

 

Contents -

Part One: Hindu Society
1. Introduction
2. Vedic Society
3. Caste and Class
4. Family, Marriage and Kinship
5. Religion and Culture
6. Gender
7. Socialisation
8. Social Changes and Movements
9. Rural, Tribal and Urban
10. Aged and Elders
11. Sociopathology and Environment Sociology
Part Two: Entropy and Chaos – An Overview
12. Entropy
13. Fractal Geometry
14. Chaos
Part Three: Entropy and Chaos in Hindu Society
15. Entropy of Culture
16. Entropy of Gender
17. Entropy of Varna System
18. Chaos – Population Explosion
19. Chaos – Environmental Burning
20. Chaos – Religious Cannibalism
Synopsis

About The Author

Prof. Dr. Varagur Swaminathan Muralidharan obtained his M.Sc. degree (Physical Chemistry) from Banaras Hindu University with first class in 1973 and Ph.D. from the same university in 1978. He has authored more than 300 research papers and presented 150 papers in various international conferences. He has guided 18 students for their Ph.D. degrees.

He is the first recipient of Raman Research Fellowship of Government of India, J.K. Mittal Award from Indian Society of Surface Science and Technology, Calcutta and N.M. Sampat Award from Electrochemical Society of India.

He served CSIR (India) for 40 years, two years as AICTE Emeritus fellow in Anna University and four years as CSIR Emeritus scientist in Alagappa University. He is now Visiting fellow in Alagappa University. He resides in USA and offers consultancy in materials for energy storage.

Book Reviews

Login Form
Username:
Password: