A presentation about the theory structural functionalism.

2. 
Structural functionalism is a complex system
that works together to promote solidarity
and stability its include the educational,
religious, and criminal justice system to
create a macro-level effects to the society.
Structural Functionalism

3. 
Social Structure
Social Function
Manifest Function
Latent Function
Basic Concepts of
Structural Functionalism

4. 
Durkheim he believed
that society exerted a
powerful force on
individuals.
According to
Durkheim, people's
norms, beliefs, and values make up a collective
consciousness, or a shared way of understanding
and behaving in the world.
Structural Functionalism
Theory

5. 
Maintenance of social stability
Collective functioning
Social evolution
Basic Principles of Structural
Functionalism

6. 
This studies the society as a
structure with interrelated parts
designed to meet the biological and
social needs of the individuals in
that society.
Structural Functionalism
Theory

7. 
General Diagram of Structural
Functionalism

8. 
Educational System
 Structural functionalism aim of key
institution in education is to socialise
children and teenagers.
 Socialization is the process by which the
new generation learns the knowledge,
attitudes and values to be a productive
citizens.
Purpose of Structural
Functionalism

9. 
Religious/Culture System
Structural Functionalism is a way of
looking at the world and analysing
things the role of various aspects of
cultures that includes sharing norms,
customs, traditions, and ideas.
Purpose of Structural
Functionalism

10. 
Political System
Structural Functionalism approach to
understanding political system that took
into account its structural, components,
institution (structures) and functions
within the system as a whole.
Purpose of Structural
Functionalism

11. 
It does not pay as much attention to
the harmful aspects of society and
ignores the contribution of other social
institution.
Unable to account for social change, or
for structural contradictions and
conflict.
Disadvantage of Structural
Functionalism

12. 
Amoroso, Vina Clarisa
Dioso, Jeanrose
Galvez, Chairyl
Galo, Jasmine
Manzul, Jamaica
Medez, Raymond
Tampoc, Aira
Punay, Maria Luisa
Vallejos, Merra
Presented By: Group 1

13. 
1-2. What are the two complex system in structural-
functionalism to promote what?
3-5. who is the theorists that he believe that society
exerted a powerful force on duals?
6-9. what are the basic concepts of structure
functionalism?
10-12. what are the basic principles of structural-
functionalism?
13-15. what is the topic that we discuss?

14. 
3-5. who is the theorists that he
believe that society exerted a
powerful force on duals?

15. 
6-9. what are the basic concepts
of structure functionalism?

16. 
10-12. what are the basic
principles of structural-
functionalism?