Match List I with List II

LIST I	LIST II
A) Anthropology	I. Edward Soja
B) Postmodern Geography	II. Martin Heidegger
C) Diaspora Space	III. Claude Lévi-Strauss
D) Dasein	IV. Avtar Brah

The correct option is (A)-(III), (B)-(I), (C)-(IV), (D)-(II).

Let us break down the logical mapping between the concepts/disciplines in List I and the prominent thinkers/scholars associated with them in List II:

A) Anthropology matches with III) Claude Lévi-Strauss:
Claude Lévi-Strauss was a renowned French anthropologist and ethnologist, widely regarded as the founder of structural anthropology. He revolutionized the field by applying structuralist theories (derived from structural linguistics) to the study of human relations, kinship systems, mythology, and cultural practices.

B) Postmodern Geography matches with I) Edward Soja:
Edward Soja was an influential American geographer and urban planner known for his work on spatial theory and postmodern urbanism. He is famous for developing concepts of "Thirdspace" and writing the seminal book titled Postmodern Geographies: The Reassertion of Space in Critical Social Theory.

C) Diaspora Space matches with IV) Avtar Brah:
Avtar Brah is a prominent sociologist celebrated for her work on diaspora, race, gender, and ethnic identities. She pioneered the concept of "diaspora space" in her influential book Cartographies of Diaspora: Contesting Identities. This concept explores the intersectionality of borders, migration, and the spaces where indigenous and diaspora identities meet and negotiate.

D) Dasein matches with II) Martin Heidegger:
Dasein is a fundamental German philosophical concept meaning "being-there" or "presence". It was developed in depth by the existential philosopher Martin Heidegger in his landmark work Being and Time (Sein und Zeit) to describe the specific mode of being that humans possess as self-aware, active participants in the world.

Thus, by aligning each term with its respective scholar, we get:
A → III
B → I
C → IV
D → II

This matches the third option perfectly.