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UCSP SUBQUARTER B

LESSON 4: Starting Points for the Understanding of Culture, Society, and Politics
1. Anthropology as the Study of Human Beings
  1. Subfields of Anthropology
    1. Socio-cultural/ Cultural Anthropology
    2. Biological/ Physical Anthropology
    3. Archeology
    4. Anthropological Linguistics
2. Sociology as the Study of Human Beings
  1. Sociological Perspective as a Tool in Understanding Sociology
    1. Functionalist Perspective
    2. Symbolic Interactionism
      1. Self-Awareness
      2. Shared Symbols
      3. Negotiated Order
    3. Social Conflict Perspective
3. Political Science as the Study of Politics and Governance
  1. Political Philosophy
  2. Public Administration
  3. Comparative Government and Politics
  4. International Relations
4. Different Fields in Social Science Disciplines.
  1. Anthropology
  2. Philosophy
  3. Political Science
  4. Psychology
  5. History
  6. Sociology
  7. Economics
Lesson 5: Understanding Human Societies
1. Industrial Society
2. Post-Industrial Society
Lesson 3: The Diversified Human Society
1. Sharing of Social and Cultural Backgrounds
  1. SOCIAL NORM
  2. SOCIAL ROLES
  3. ETHNIC-LANGUAGE GROUP
2. Observations about Social, Political, and Cultural Behaviour and Phenomena
3. Observations on Social, Political, and Cultural Change
Lesson 6: The People behind the Development of Sociological Thinking
1. Auguste Comte (1798-1857)
  1. Social Physics
2. Karl Marx (1818-1883)
  1. Prolectarial
3. Max Weber (1864-1920)
  1. Traditional
  2. Affectional
  3. Value-Rational
  4. Instrumental Rational
4. Herbert Spencer (1820-1903)
5. W.E.B DuBois (1868-1963)
  1. Double-Consciousness
6. Jane Addams (1860-1935)
  1. Lateral Progress
Lesson 8: Social Forces that Lead to the Understanding of the Society.
1. Political Revolutions
2. Industrial Revolution – Capitalism and Socialism
3. Feminism
4. Urbanization
5. Religious Change
6. Science
Lesson 9: Intellectual Forces in the Development of Sociological Thinking
1. The Enlightenment Project and the Conservative Reaction
  1. Developments in French Sociology
    1. Claude Henri Saint-Simon (1760-1825) and Auguste Comte (1798-1857)
    2. Emile Durkheim (1858-1917)
  2. German Sociology
    1. G.W.F Hegel
    2. Karl Marx
    3. Max Weber
2. General Themes for Understanding Cultures
  1. Universalism
  2. Holism
  3. Integration
  4. Adaptation
  5. Cultural Relativism
Lesson 10: Defining Society And Culture From The Perspectives Of Sociology And Anthropology
1. Man as a Social Animal
2. Society
3. Culture
  1. The Dynamics of Culture
    1. Cultural Universals and Particulars
      1. Food
    2. Material and Non-material Culture
      1. Non-material
        Tradition based on Religion
        Christmas
        Ramadan
      2. Material
        Tabo
    3. Cultural Diversity
      1. Objectified Cultural Capital-
        paintings
        cars
        clothes
      2. Embodied Cultural Capital
        handshakes
        pagmamano
      3. Institutionalized Cultural Capital
        career
        academic degree
      4. Subculture and Counterculture
      5. Culture Shock
      6. Ethnocentrism and Cultural Relativism
  2. Culture as a Complex Whole
    1. Elements of Culture
      1. Beliefs
        feng shui
        superstitious beliefs
      2. Symbols
        sign languages
      3. Language
        Filipino Languages
      4. Norms
        Pagmamano
      5. Values
        Hospitality
        Resilience
        Positivity
      6. Law
        Laws passed by Philippine Congress
    2. Aspects of Culture
      1. Culture is Cumulative-
      2. Culture is Dynamic.
      3. Culture is Diverse
      4. Culture is Integrated
      5. Culture is Shared-
      6. Culture is Learned
4. Society and Culture
5. Culture and Individual Freedom
6. Globalization

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