Structural functionalism views society as a complex system whose parts work together to promote solidarity and stability. It analyzes the function of components like the educational, religious, and criminal justice systems, and how they contribute to social order and change. The theory was influenced by Émile Durkheim, who believed society exerted influence on individuals. Basic concepts in structural functionalism include social structure, social function, manifest and latent functions. Its basic principles are maintenance of social stability, collective functioning, and understanding social evolution.

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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

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Social Structure
Social Function
Manifest Function
Latent Function
Basic Concepts of
Structural Functionalism

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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

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

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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

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General Diagram of Structural
Functionalism

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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?