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This document discusses cultural, social, and political institutions. It defines institutions as societies or organizations founded for religious, educational, social, or similar purposes. It then discusses several types of institutions including kinship, political, economic, non-state, religious, and educational institutions. For kinship institutions, it examines concepts such as descent, marriage, post-marital residency rules, and rituals that define kinship relationships. It also discusses political kinship and the role of family in maintaining political power.
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Ama Quiambao was a Filipino actress known for her roles in films like Himala and Diablo. She began her career in theater in the 1970s and made her film debut in 1982 in Himala, earning a best supporting actress nomination. Later in her career, she won best actress for her role in Diablo in 2012. She suffered a heart attack in 2013 while performing in a play and passed away at age 65.
Althea Ablan.pptx
1) Althea Ablan is a Filipino actress born in 2004 known for her main role in Prima Donnas as Donna Belle.
2) She began her career in television commercials and had younger roles in shows like Beautiful Strangers, Encantadia, and Mulawin vs. Ravena.
3) Ablan has also starred in films and television shows like Prima Donnas, My Fantastic Pag-ibig: Fallen, AraBella, and anthology series for GMA and Regal Studios.
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Alona Alegre was a Filipino film actress born in 1948 who had over 50 roles from 1955 until 1995. She began her career as a child star in 1955 and later became known for her daring roles. Alegre was politically active in support of Ferdinand Marcos and led pro-Marcos rallies in 1987. She passed away in 2018 at the age of 70.
Alma Moreno.pptx
Alma Moreno is a Filipina actress and politician born in 1959. She began her acting career in the 1970s and became known as the "Sex Goddess of Philippine Movies" for her roles in box office hits during that time. Moreno balanced an active acting career across film and television with pursuing local politics, serving as councilor for Parañaque City from 2007-2010 and holding other positions in political organizations. She has four children from previous relationships. Moreno continues to act in television dramas and films.
Alicia Vergel.pptx
Alicia Vergel was a famous Filipino actress known for playing strong-willed characters from 1927 to 1992. Some of her most notable roles included films like Diwani, MN, and Basahang Ginto, for which she won the first FAMAS Award for Best Actress in 1952. She continued acting in films throughout her career. In her personal life, she was married twice and had five children. Vergel also served as a barangay captain before passing away in 1992, after which she was posthumously honored for her significant contributions to Filipino cinema.
Alexa Ilacad.pptx
Alexa Ilacad is a Filipino actress, singer, host, dancer, vlogger and model known for her roles in various ABS-CBN shows such as Luv U, The Killer Bride, and Four Sisters Before the Wedding. She began her career as a child actress in commercials and the gag show Goin' Bulilit. As a teen, she launched a singing career with the group Tweens of Pop and had an acting loveteam partnership with Nash Aguas that concluded in 2018 to focus on solo careers. Her solo acting roles have continued on television and film and she released her debut album in 2016 with hit singles.
Alicia Alonzo.pptx
Alicia Alonzo is a Filipino actress known for her roles in over 140 movies and television shows since 1967. Some of her notable movies include Donata (1968), Marahas Ang Daigdig (1970), and Roberta (1979). She is known for her role as Isabel Santiago in the classic TV series Anna Liza from 1980-1986. Alonzo received a FAMAS award for Best Supporting Actress in 1983 and a PMPC Star Award for Television in 2000. She continues to act, with recent roles in Kara Mia (2018) and Doble Kara (2015-2017).
Alice Dixson.pptx
Alice Dixson is a Filipino actress and former beauty queen who was crowned Miss International Philippines in 1986 and has since had a successful acting career in film and television. She is known for her roles in films produced by Viva Films and has also had roles in television series on ABS-CBN, GMA, and TV5. In addition to acting, Dixson is also a licensed real estate agent in Canada and Florida.
Alex Gonzaga.pptx
1) Alex Gonzaga is a Filipino media personality, host, comedian, actress and businesswoman known for her work on TV and film.
2) She got her start on the sitcom "Let's Go!" in 2006 and has since starred in several other TV shows and films on ABS-CBN and TV5.
3) Some of her notable works include hosting "The Voice Philippines", starring in the drama series "Pure Love", and releasing her debut album "I Am Alex G." in 2015.
Aiko Melendez.pptx
Aiko Melendez is a Filipino actress and politician. She has had a successful career as a child star in the 1980s and leading lady in the 1990s and 2000s. She has received many awards for her acting work. Melendez has also served as councilor of Quezon City from 2001-2010 and currently since 2022. She has a long filmography spanning over 40 years in the entertainment industry.
Ai-Ai delas Alas.pptx
Ai-Ai delas Alas is a Filipina singer, actress, and comedian widely regarded as the Philippines' "Queen of Comedy". She is best known for her role in the hit 2003 film Ang Tanging Ina and its sequels and TV spin-offs. After working with ABS-CBN for nearly 20 years, delas Alas returned to GMA Network in 2015 where she has hosted several comedy shows. Recently, she was declared persona non grata in Quezon City for her involvement in a campaign video that modified the city seal.
Alodia Gosiengfiao.pptx
Alodia Gosiengfiao is a Filipino cosplayer, model, TV presenter, singer and actress. She began cosplaying in 2003 at age 15 and has since cosplayed over 40 characters. She has won numerous cosplay competitions and has been invited to judge competitions internationally. She is highly popular in the Philippines and across Asia, having been featured in magazines and TV shows. She has over 1 million social media followers and has partnerships with major brands.
Katrina Halili.pptx
Katrina Halili is a Filipino actress known for playing antagonist roles in television dramas. Some of her most prominent villainous roles included Angelika in Marimar (2007), Serpina in Darna (2009), and Isabelle in The Stepdaughters (2018). She has been hailed as one of the best kontrabidas (antagonists) in Philippine television. Halili has also had success playing protagonists at times in her career. In her personal life, she has one daughter and co-parents another child.
ANNE CURTIS SMITH.pptx
Anne Curtis-Smith is a Filipino-Australian actress, model, television host, entrepreneur and recording artist. She is considered one of the most successful celebrities in the Philippines with over 17 million Instagram followers. Curtis has received several acting awards throughout her career in film and television. She began her career in the Philippines in 1997 at age 12 and has since starred in numerous films and television shows. Curtis remains very popular on social media and continues to work as a host on the variety show It's Showtime.
Bea Alonzo.pptx
Bea Alonzo is a Filipino actress known for playing dramatic roles in romantic drama films. Some of her notable films are The Mistress (2012), A Second Chance (2015), and The Love Affair (2015). Her films have grossed ₱2.4 billion worldwide, making her one of the highest-grossing Filipino actors. Alonzo began her career in 2008 and is known for her roles in television shows like I Love Betty La Fea and movies under Star Cinema. She has received several awards and nominations for her acting performances.
Heart Evangelista.pptx
Heart Evangelista is a Filipino actress, model, painter and socialite. She began her career at age 13 as a model and actress. Some of her notable TV and film roles include G-mik, Hiram, Panday, and Full House. Evangelista is also an accomplished visual artist who has held several successful solo art exhibitions. In addition, she has become a prominent fashion influencer, regularly attending fashion weeks in Paris, New York, and Milan. Evangelista is considered one of the top luxury influencers in the world.
Angeli Locsin.pptx
Angel Locsin is a Filipino actress known for her roles in television dramas and films portraying heroic characters. She began her career in the early 2000s and had her breakthrough role in the fantasy series Mulawin (2004). She is recognized for her portrayal of Darna in the 2005 series of the same name. Locsin has received several acting awards and is also known for her humanitarian work. She regularly promotes causes such as disaster relief.
MARIAN RIVERA.pptx
Marian Rivera is a Filipino actress, television host, model and entrepreneur known for her roles in romantic dramas. She began as a commercial model in the 2000s and made her film debut in 2005. Some of her most notable roles include the 2007 series Marimar which launched her to stardom, and the 2008 series Dyesebel. She has received several awards and nominations for her acting work. Rivera is also involved in charitable work and was named one of the most influential Filipino personalities in 2022.
Ruffa Gutierrez.pptx
Ruffa Gutierrez is a Filipino actress, model, TV host and beauty pageant titleholder. Some of her accomplishments include being crowned Miss Philippines World in 1993 and finishing as 2nd runner up in Miss World that same year. She has had a lengthy career in film and television spanning several decades. Gutierrez continues to act and host various shows today.
Kris Aquino.pptx
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- 2. INSTITUTION S A SOCIETY OR ORGANIZATION FOUNDED FOR A RELIGIOUS, EDUCATIONAL, SOCIAL, OR SIMILAR PURPOSE ESTABLISHED LAW, PRACTICE, OR CUSTOM ORGANIZATION, FOUNDATION,
- 4. KINSHIP “ A NETWORK OF RELATIVES WITHIN WHICH AN INDIVIDUAL POSSES CERTAIN MUTUAL RIGHTS AND
- 5. 1. BLOOD
- 6. KINSHIP PATTERNS BASICALLY INCLUDE PEOPLE RELATED EITHER BY DESCENT OR BY MARRIAGE (DESCENT) GENETIC RELATEDNESS
- 9. UNILINEAL PATRILINE AL MATRILINEA L BILATERAL >WHEN A CHILD IS BORN, HE OR SHE IS AUTOMATICA LLY ASSIGNED TO EITHER HIS OR HER MOTHER’S OR > CHILDREN ARE AUTOMATICA LLY MADE MEMBERS OF THE FATHER’S GROUP ONLY > CHILDREN ARE AUTOMATICAL LY MADE MEMBERS OF THE MOTHER’S GROUP ONLY > IS USED TO CATEGORIZE D CHILDREN THAT ARE MADE MEMBERS OF ALL ANCESTOR’S BOTH PARENTS
- 10. 2. MARRIAGE
- 11. AFFINITY THE KINSHIP BY MARRIAGE OR THE HUMAN RELATION THROUGH MARRIAGE
- 12. MARRIAGE A SOCIALLY/RITUALLY RECOGNIZED UNION OR LEGAL CONTRACT BETWEEN SPOUSES THAT ESTABLISHES RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS BETWEEN
- 13. KINDS OF MARRIAGE ENDOGAMY EXOGAMY
- 15. ENDOGAMY THE SOCIAL RULE WHICH STATES THAT A PARTNER MUST BE SELECTED FROM A PERSON’S OWN SOCIAL GROUP
- 16. EXOGAMY THE RULE WHICH PROCLAIMS THAT A PARTNER MUST BE CHOSEN FROM A GROUP DIFFERENT FROM ONE’S OWN
- 19. 1. MONOGAMY > HAPPENS WHEN BOTH MARRIED PARTNERS ONLY HAVE ONE SPOUSE; EACH
- 21. A). POLYGYNY > HAPPENS WHEN ONE MAN IS MARRIED TO MORE THAN ONE WOMAN SIMULTANEOUSL Y
- 22. B). POLYANDRY > HAPPENS WHEN A WOMAN IS MARRIED TO MORE THAN ONE MAN
- 23. 3. GROUP MARRIAGE >THE MARRIAGE OF SEVERAL MEN WITH SEVERAL WOMEN
- 24. POST-MARITAL RESIDENCY RULES PATRILOCAL HUSBAND’S FATHER’S PLACE OF RESIDENCE MATRILOCAL WIFE’S MOTHER’S PLACE OF RESIDENCE AMBILOCAL MAY CHOOSE EITHER PATRILOCAL OR MATRILOCAL RESIDENCY NEOLOCAL BUILDS A HOUSEHOLD IN A DIFFERENT LOCATION AVUNCOLOCAL RESIDENCE OF THE GROOM’S MOTHER’S BROTHER
- 25. 3. RITUAL
- 26. KINSHIP RELATIONSHIP EXTEND TO PEOPLE AN INDIVIDUAL HAS RELIGIOUS, ECONOMIC OR POLITICAL RELATIONSHIP WITH OR OTHER KINDS OF SOCIAL TIES SUCH AS FRIENDSHIP
- 28. PADRINAZGO SPIRITUAL PARENTHOOD W/C EMPHASIZES A VERTICAL RELATIONSHIP
- 29. COMPADRAZGO RITUAL CO-PARENTHOOD W/C STRESSES A HORIZONTAL RELATIONSHIP OR RITUAL TIES BINDING ADULTS
- 30. FAMILY
- 31. A GROUP OF PEOPLE LIVING TOGETHER AND FUNCTIONING AS A SINGLE HOUSEHOLD USUALLY CONSISTING OF PARENTS AND THEIR CHILDREN
- 32. HOUSEHOLD
- 33. IT IS DEFINED AS EITHER ONE PERSON LIVING ALONE OR A GROUP OF PEOPLE LIVING TOGETHER WHO SHARE LIVING ARRANGEMENTS
- 34. TYPES OF FAMILY BLENDED formed from other relationships ADOPTED/FOSTERED family with 1 or more children have been adopted or fostered LONE PARENT parent(male/female) with 1 or more children EXTENDED family that lived with extended relatives NUCLEAR husband, wife, one or more children RECONSTITUTED union of 2 adults thru marriage, cohabitation or civil partnership with children SAME SEX family in w/c both parents are the same gender TRANSNATIONAL Separated families
- 35. 4. POLITICAL KINSHIP KINSHIP RELATIONS MAY EXTEND TO PEOPLE AN INDIVIDUAL OR A FAMILY HAS POLITICAL AFFILIATION WITH
- 36. POLITICAL DYNASTY – MAY REFER TO THE SYSTEM OF SUCCEESSION OF POLITICAL LEADERS FROM THE SAME FAMILY OR CLAN THAT MAINTAINS POWER FOR MANY
- 38. PERFORMANCE TASK1 1. CHOOSE A PARTNER AND INTERVIEW HIM WHILE WRITING DOWN NOTES. 2. EACH ONE NEEDS TO LEARN ABOUT WHAT EACH OTHER
- 39. ABOUT THEIR FAMILY, RELATIVES AND POLITICAL AFFILIATIONS. 3. PRESENT TO THE CLASS AND PASTE YOUR WRITTEN INTERVIEW TO YOUR
- 40. PERFORMANCE TASK2 THE LAST OASIS 1. GROUP INTO 5 AND IMAGINE YOU BELONG TO A BAND OF NOMADIC PEOPLE TRAVELLING IN A DESERT
- 41. 2. MEMBERS WILL ACT AS: PREGNANT WOMAN, LOCAL HEALER, COMMUNITY LEADER, COOK AND FARMER. 3. THEY WILL DISCOVER AND OASIS THAT CAN ACCOMMODATE ONLY 4
- 42. 4. LET THE GROUP DECIDE WHO AMONG THE 5 MUST BE SAVED AND WHO WILL BE EXCLUDED. 5. PRESENT TO THE CLASS EACH GROUP’S VALID REASON