Vinayaka Missions University 2010 Master of Social Work (M.S.W) History and philosophy of social work - Question Paper

COURSE CODE – 2020302
PG DEGREE exam – JAN 2010
MSW
HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF SOCIAL WORK

Time: three hours Max. Marks: 75
PART - A
ans All the Questions: 10 X two = 20
1. describe “Indian culture”.
2. State the meaning of Pava (sin) and punya (merit)
3. What do you understand by the concept of rationalism?
4. Write difference ranging from Emergence and development?
5. When did social work started in a professional manner in the U.S.A?
6. Identify the principles of welfare state.
7. describe Indian society.
8. List out the goals of social work.
9. Highlight the importance of human rights.
10. What do you mean by human rights?
PART - B
ans All the Questions: five X five = 25
11. a. discuss the role of social institutions in joint family and caste
groups.
(Or)
b. provide an account of the social philosophy of the Bhagwad Gita?
12. a. explain the emergence of the relationalistic - humanistic
tradition.
(Or)
b. Enumerate the Goals of social work.
13. a. discuss the code of ethics.
(Or)
b. discuss the role of state and voluntary action in social welfare.
14. a. provided with article number of fundamentals rights and duties in
Indian institution?
(Or)
b. describe Declaration of Human Rights.
15. a. State the features of professional organizations.
(Or)
b. Highlight the issues and prospects of public interest litigation.
(PIL)
PART - C
ans any 2 Questions: two X 15 = 30
16. discuss the role of social institutions like the joint family, caste,
groups and the panchayat in meeting human needs.
17. explain the Indian religious leaders and social reformers of the 19th
and 20th Centuries.
18. discuss with article number in directive principles of state policy.
19. Elucidate the historical development of the social work in the U.S.A
and England with regard to the social situation and the ideal of the
welfare state.
20. Evaluate the role of legal regulations and social Justice in India in promoting the
social change and development.

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