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The document provides an overview of understanding culture, society, and politics by defining key terms such as culture, society, and politics. It also discusses social, political, and cultural behaviors and phenomena, explaining that social phenomena influence personal development while political behaviors can be shaped by views and participation. The document aims to help readers recognize significant behaviors and phenomena in society and develop curiosity and open-mindedness towards different cultural, social, and political aspects.
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- 2. Guess a word Gary graduated a year ago,. Despite being blessed with several job offers, he chose to remain jobless and hang around with his barkada. Together they love to go around into the town plaza especially at night. Kapitan Sulpicio Tanpue is the incumbent mayor of Kangkong City. His son, Conrad is currently running for a congressional seat of the district a position occupied by his mother Anastasia Tanpue for 3 consecutive terms, who is also running for governorship of their province.
- 3. Social, Political & Cultural Behavior & Phenomena
- 4. Objectives Guide Questions At the end of the lesson; ● recognize behavior and phenomena in society which are socially, politically, and culturally significant, and ● demonstrate curiosity and open-mindedness to explore the origins and dynamics of society, culture and politics. ● How should members of society respond toward different social, political, and cultural behavior and phenomena? ● What is the proper attitude toward different social, political, and cultural behavior and phenomena?
- 5. 3 Important terms to define 1 CULTURE ● is defined as the customary beliefs, social forms and traits that defines a specific racial, religious or social group. 2 SOCIETY ● comes from the word “socius” which means comrade, companion or friend. Pertains to a group of individuals involved or sharing the same geographical or social territory. 3 POLITICS ● comes from the Greek word “politika” which means affairs of the cities. Refers to achieving and exercising positions of governance over a human community.
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