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    U N D E R S T A N D I N G C U L T U R E , S O C I E T Y, A N D P O L I T I C S

    WEEK 1:
    “The Nature, Goals, and Perspectives of
    Anthropology, Sociology and
    Political Science”

    Competency:
    * Discuss the nature, goals and perspectives in/of anthropology, sociology and political science
    SCIENCE

    SOCIAL SCIENCE

    SOCIETAL RELATIONSHIPS “Humans are social


    being”
    “Humans are social being”

    communication relationships

    thinking traditions and organization


    practices

    SOCIAL SCIENCE MULTIDISCIPLINARY


    SOCIAL SCIENCE

    Anthropology

    Sociology

    Political Science
    Anthropology

    behavior origin

    biology human civilization


    Anthropology

    Goals:
    • Understand our biological origin
    • Analyze our traits and our species
    • Recognize the ways of human
    • Understand the impact of this cultural significant to our
    civilization
    Key Personalities

    Charles Darwin Edward Burnett Tylor Franz Boas


    “Theory of Evolution” “Progression of Civilization” “Father of Modern Anthropology”
    Anthropology

    Perspectives:
    HOLISM CULTURAL FIELDWORK
    RELATIVISM
    It analyze Immersion
    anthropological It analyze culture
    concepts on by relating it to
    holistic approach other cultures
    Sociology

    Social Change
    Family

    Society
    Social Structure
    Social Phenomena
    Sociology

    Goals:
    • Unlock social patterns through analysis of social events,
    structures, and changes in the society.
    • Understand different social behaviors
    • Individual behavior and its impact to the society
    Key Personalities

    Auguste Comte Emile Durkheim


    “Father of Sociology” Integrates empirical research to
    social analysis
    Sociology

    Perspectives:
    • Based to Mooney, Knox & Schacht (2007)
    • Functionalist Perspectives “interconnectedness,
    sustainability and balance”
    • Conflict Perspectives “Battle of interest and
    competitions”
    • Symbolic Interactionist Perspectives “individualism”
    Political Science

    • Governance
    • Decision-making
    • Thinking
    Political Science

    Goals:
    Based to Purtell (2019).
    • Addition to the Political Knowledge
    • Improvement of thinking process
    • Better society
    Key Personalities

    Plato Aristotle
    “The Republic” “Man is a political animal”
    Political Science

    Perspectives:
    • Family
    • Gender
    • Religion
    • Social Classes
    DISCUSSION FORUM:

    Complete and expound this statement:

    If there is no social science, the world


    would be…
    _______________________________
    PERFORMANCE TASK

    PT #1: Ayudang S.A.P (Saliksikin, Aksyonan, Pabatid)

    1. Choose two (2) social phenomena that you can relate to


    your assigned discipline
    2. Make a research about it
    3. What is your proposed action on this social phenomenon
    4. Think of a way on how will you inform/convey this to the
    next generation so it won’t happen again

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