Match List I with List II:

Books	Authors
A. The Elementary Forms of Religious Life	I. M. N. Srinivas
B. Religion and Society among Coorgs of South India	II. A. Krober
C. The Science of Culture	III. Emile Durkheim
D. The Nature of Culture	IV. Leslie White

Correct option is B

A-III,B-I,C-IV,D-II

List I: Books

• A. The Elementary Forms of Religious Life: This book explores the fundamental forms of religious belief and practice.
• B. Religion and Society among the Coorgs of South India: This anthropological study examines the religious practices and social structure of the Coorg people in South India.
• C. The Science of Culture: This book argues for a scientific approach to the study of culture.
• D. The Nature of Culture: This book delves into the concept of culture, its characteristics, and its role in human society.

List II: Authors

• I. M. N. Srinivas: An Indian sociologist known for his work on caste and social change in India.
• II. A. L. Kroeber: An American anthropologist known for his work on cultural patterns and the concept of the superorganic.
• III. Emile Durkheim: A French sociologist considered one of the founders of sociology, known for his work on social solidarity and religion.
• IV. Leslie White: An American anthropologist known for his theory of cultural evolution and his emphasis on culture as a distinct level of reality.

Matching:

• A. The Elementary Forms of Religious Life - III. Emile Durkheim: This is one of Durkheim's most influential works, examining the social origins and functions of religion.
• B. Religion and Society among the Coorgs of South India - I. M. N. Srinivas: This is a key work by M. N. Srinivas, focusing on the religious and social life of the Coorg people.
• C. The Science of Culture - IV. Leslie White: Leslie White advocated for a scientific study of culture, and this book reflects that approach.
• D. The Nature of Culture - II. A. L. Kroeber: A. L. Kroeber's work on culture is extensive, and this book contributes to understanding the concept of culture itself.