Section a · Q1(a) · UPSC 2015 · Anthropology GS 1 · 10 marks · Solution
Archaeological Anthropology.
UPSC Anthropology optional Paper I — meaning, theory, methods and biological anthropology, mapped as GS 1 of the optional.
Section a · Q1(a) · UPSC 2015 · Anthropology GS 1 · 10 marks · Solution
Archaeological Anthropology.
Section b · Q1(b) · UPSC 2015 · Anthropology GS 1 · 10 marks · Solution
The Nature of Society
Section c · Q1(c) · UPSC 2015 · Anthropology GS 1 · 10 marks · Solution
Marriage
Section d · Q1(d) · UPSC 2015 · Anthropology GS 1 · 10 marks · Solution
Economic Organization
Section e · Q1(e) · UPSC 2015 · Anthropology GS 1 · 10 marks · Solution
Historical particularism (Boas)
Section a · Q2(a) · UPSC 2015 · Anthropology GS 1 · 15 marks · Solution
Biological and Cultural factors in human evolution.
Section b · Q2(b) · UPSC 2015 · Anthropology GS 1 · 20 marks · Solution
Classical evolutionism (Tylor, Morgan and Frazer)
Section c · Q2(c) · UPSC 2015 · Anthropology GS 1 · 15 marks · Solution
Historical particularism (Boas)
Section a · Q3(a) · UPSC 2015 · Anthropology GS 1 · 15 marks · Solution
Family
Section b · Q3(b) · UPSC 2015 · Anthropology GS 1 · 15 marks · Solution
Religion
Section c · Q3(c) · UPSC 2015 · Anthropology GS 1 · 20 marks · Solution
Post-modernism in anthropology.
Section a · Q4(a) · UPSC 2015 · Anthropology GS 1 · 20 marks · Solution
Religion
Section b · Q4(b) · UPSC 2015 · Anthropology GS 1 · 10 marks · Solution
Religion
Section c · Q4(c) · UPSC 2015 · Anthropology GS 1 · 20 marks · Solution
Symbolic and interpretive theories (Turner, Schneider and Geertz)
Section a · Q5(a) · UPSC 2015 · Anthropology GS 1 · 10 marks · Solution
Paleolithic
Section b · Q5(b) · UPSC 2015 · Anthropology GS 1 · 10 marks · Solution
Autosomal aberrations
Section c · Q5(c) · UPSC 2015 · Anthropology GS 1 · 10 marks · Solution
Distinction between technique, method and methodology
Section d · Q5(d) · UPSC 2015 · Anthropology GS 1 · 10 marks · Solution
Relevance of menarche, menopause and other bioevents to fertility. Fertility patterns and differentials.
Section e · Q5(e) · UPSC 2015 · Anthropology GS 1 · 10 marks · Solution
Applications of Anthropology
Section a · Q6(a) · UPSC 2015 · Anthropology GS 1 · 20 marks · Solution
Homo erectus
Section b · Q6(b) · UPSC 2015 · Anthropology GS 1 · 15 marks · Solution
Theories of Organic Evolution (Pre-Darwinian, Darwinian and Post-Darwinian).
Section c · Q6(c) · UPSC 2015 · Anthropology GS 1 · 15 marks · Solution
Numerical and structural aberrations (disorders).
Section a · Q7(a) · UPSC 2015 · Anthropology GS 1 · 20 marks · Solution
Ageing and senescence. Theories and observations
Section b · Q7(b) · UPSC 2015 · Anthropology GS 1 · 15 marks · Solution
Concepts and methods of Ecological Anthropology: Bio-cultural Adaptations
Section c · Q7(c) · UPSC 2015 · Anthropology GS 1 · 15 marks · Solution
Applications of Anthropology
Section a · Q8(a) · UPSC 2015 · Anthropology GS 1 · 20 marks · Solution
Applications of Anthropology
Section b · Q8(b) · UPSC 2015 · Anthropology GS 1 · 15 marks · Solution
Concept of genetic polymorphism and selection, Mendelian population, Hardy-Weinberg law
Section c · Q8(c) · UPSC 2015 · Anthropology GS 1 · 15 marks · Solution
Mendelian genetics in man-family study, single factor, multifactor, lethal, sub-lethal and polygenic inheritance in man.