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- 1. MODULE 1: THE NATURE AND GOALS OF ANTHROPOLOGY, SOCIOLOGY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE
- 2. 01 THE NATURE AND GOALS OF ANTHROPOLOGY, SOCIOLOGY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE Your Text Here
- 3. The nature of culture refers to a theoretical foundation of contemporary anthropology.
- 4. It has been observed that the terms "nature" and "culture" that can not necessarily be translated into non- western languages.
- 5. It has been observed that the terms "nature" and "culture" that can not necessarily be translated into non- western languages.
- 8. Di- MATERYAL Kabilang dito ang batas, gawi, ideya, paniniwala, at norms ng isang grupo ng tao.
- 9. Di- MATERYAL Hindi tulad ng materyal na kultura, hindi ito nahahawakan subalit ito ay maaaring makita o maobserbahan.
- 10. Di- MATERYAL
- 11. Di- MATERYAL Ito ay bahagi ng pang-araw- araw na pamumuhay ng tao at sistemang panlipunan
- 12. MATERY AL Binubuo ito ng mga gusali, likhang-sining, kagamitan, at iba pang bagay na nakikita at nahahawakan at gawa o nilikha ng tao.
- 13. MATERY AL
- 14. MATERY AL Ang mga bagay na ito ay may kahulugan at mahalaga sa pag- unawa ng kultura ng isang lipunan.
- 15. Di-MATERYA L Ito ay bahagi ng pang-araw- araw na pamumuhay ng tao at sistemang panlipunan
- 16. ANTHROPOL OGY it always describes human, human behavior and human societies around the world.
- 17. ANTHROPOL OGY It is a comparative science that examines all societies.
- 18. ANTHROPOL OGY SCIENTIFIC study of MAN or human beings.
- 20. Physical ANTHROPOL OGIST Focus on humans as biological organisms
- 22. cultural ANTHROPOL OGIST Investigate the contrasting ways groups of people think, feel, and behave
- 24. biological ANTHROPOLO GIST Try to recover information about human cultures.
- 26. linguists Study the nature and nuances of languages
- 27. linguists
- 31. SOCIOLO GY the study of human social relationships and institutions.
- 32. SOCIOLO GY SCIENCE OF SOCI ETY SOCIAL BEHAVIOR
- 33. It deals with social development in general and describes and analyzes social life in all its phases and complexities. SOCiOLOGY
- 34. Deals with perspectives, which is fundamental in the study of various activities of human beings. SOCiOLOGY
- 35. It is also considered as the science of origin, development , structure, and functions of social group. SOCiOLOGY
- 36. It seeks to discover the general principles underlying all social phenomena and social relationship and to establish laws of change and growth in social changes. SOCiOLOGY
- 38. a social science that deals with humans and their interactions. PolitiCaL SciEncE
- 39. it essentially deals with the large-scale actions of humans, and group mentality. PolitiCaL SciEncE
- 40. Is the body of knowledge relating to the study of the state and government. PolitiCaL SciEncE
- 43. CENTRAL PO WER EXECUTIVE JUDICIARY LEGISLATIVE • President • Vice President • Cabinet Members IMPLEMENTERS OF THE LAWS • Senate • House Of Representatives MAKE AND CODIFY THE LAWS INTERPRETS THE LAW
- 44. Local power Serve as implementers of the programs of the government to their respective constituents.
- 45. democracy The Government OF THE PEOPLE BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE
Editor's Notes
- Culture is generally defined as the sum of an individuals’s way of life, ranging from food he/she eats, the clothes he/she wears, and the house where he/she lives. It also includes both the material and non material things that the person possesses or acquires.
- NON MATERIAL CULTURE are the norms and values as well as the intangible aspects of the person’s existence: music, dance, poetry and other form of expressions that showcase the person creativity and artistry
- Historically, the discipline traces its roots to philosophy, travel the world, and scholars who studied preliterate people (tribes) and evolutionary thoughts. Also, anthropology produces knowledge about what makes people different from one another and what they all share in common
- Tracing evolutionary development and looking at biological variations
- mostly they are called ARCHAEOLOGIST Often from the past By studying material samples, skeletal remains, and settlements.
- Communication systems by which cultures are maintained and passed on to succeeding generations.
- These practitioners of the four major fields are united by common anthropological perspectives on the human condition and share each other’s findings.
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- Sociology’s subject matter is diverse, ranging from crime to religion, from the family to the state, from the divisions of race and social class to the shared beliefs of a common culture, and from social stability to radical change in whole societies.
- It primarily focuses on the following that plays a crucial part in the struggle in which the individuals and their groups may be found involved according to their capability and degree of interest at all levels – local, regional, national and international
- CENTRAL POWER – is focused on the national government based in Manila LOCAL POWER – is centered on local governments in the provinces, cities, and localities outside the capital
- which covers the governors of the provinces, mayors of cities and municipalities and barangay captains of villages