Match the List I with List II

List I		List II
A.	Structuralism	I.	Erving Goffman
B.	Feminism	II.	Emile Durkheim
C.	Functionalism	III.	Juliet Mitchell
D.	Symbolic Interactionism	IV.	Levi Strauss

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Correct option is D

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

To correctly match List-I (theoretical perspectives) with List-II (scholars associated with these perspectives), let's analyze each:

Structuralism (A) → Levi Strauss (IV)

Claude Lévi-Strauss is one of the most prominent structuralist thinkers. Structuralism focuses on deep structures that shape human culture and cognition.
Feminism (B) → Juliet Mitchell (III)

Juliet Mitchell is a feminist scholar who contributed significantly to feminist psychoanalysis and the intersection of Marxism and feminism.
Functionalism (C) → Emile Durkheim (II)

Émile Durkheim is a key figure in functionalism, which focuses on how social institutions and norms maintain societal stability.
Symbolic Interactionism (D) → Erving Goffman (I)

Erving Goffman is a major theorist in symbolic interactionism, known for his work on social roles, impression management, and dramaturgical analysis in everyday life.
Final Matching:
A-IV (Structuralism - Levi Strauss)
B-III (Feminism - Juliet Mitchell)
C-II (Functionalism - Emile Durkheim)
D-I (Symbolic Interactionism - Erving Goffman)

Thus, the correct option is 4. A-IV, B-III, C-II, D-I.

INFORMATION BOOSTER:

Structuralism (Levi-Strauss) → Focuses on underlying structures in human thought and culture.
Feminism (Juliet Mitchell) → Examines gender inequality and the role of patriarchy in society.
Functionalism (Durkheim) → Sees society as a complex system where each part functions to maintain stability.
Symbolic Interactionism (Goffman) → Studies how people create meanings through social interactions.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

Emile Durkheim (Option II) is NOT related to Structuralism. He is a Functionalist, not a Structuralist.
Levi-Strauss (Option IV) is NOT a Functionalist. He is a Structuralist who focused on anthropology.
Juliet Mitchell (Option III) is a Feminist, not linked to Functionalism or Symbolic Interactionism.
Erving Goffman (Option I) is NOT a Structuralist or Functionalist. He developed theories related to Symbolic Interactionism.