GROUP 1

DISCIPLINE AND
IDEAS IN SOCIAL
SCIENCES
 Zyrylle Serenu Paulyn Picorro
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Gian Ma rk M o rano
Christine Morano
Mj Rosillo

Irwin Yu ll Regato Ron David Moyo

Kian Francis No n
Erica Cagara ay
Anthropology
1 WHAT IS ANTHROPOLOGY
2 GOALS

3 3 KEY CONCEPT

4 • FIELD OF ANTHROPOLOGY
 Anthropology
The term Anthropology
originates from two Greek terms,
anthropos which mean
"man/humankind" and logos
meaning "study".
 Anthropology
- It is the systematic study of
humanity with the goal of
understanding our
evolutionary origins, our
distinctiveness as a species
 Anthropology
- It is the study of origin and
development of human
- It includes topics such as
human, origin, globalization,
social change, and world history
 Goal
- It is to identified the
relationship between human
and human
- To identified the similarities
- To identified the differences Goal
- To identified the threats or
unique
 3 Concept Of
Anthropology
1 SOCIETY

2 CULTURE

3 EVOLUTION
 Society
- which consist of people who
interact in a definite territory
and share a culture, is the largest
and most complex group that
sociologist's study.
 Culture
- refers to the ways of life learned
and shared by people in social
groups. Culture differs from the
simpler, inborn types of thinking
and behavior that govern the lives
of many animals
 Evolution

- evolution, in a broadest
sense, explains that what we
see today is different from
what existed in the past.
 Field Of
Anthropology
1 CULTURAL

2 LINGUISTIC

3 ARCHAEOLOGY

4 BIOLOGICAL
 CULTURAL LINGUISTIC
ANTHROPOLOGY ANTHROPOLOGY
It refers to the study of living people and
their culture including variation and It refers to the study of
change. It deals with the description and
analysis of the forms and style and the
communication mainly among
social lives of past and present ages. humans. It includes the study of
Cultural anthropologist also the study of communication origins history
arts, religion, migration, marriage and
family.
and contemporary variations.
 ARCHAEOLOGY
It refers to the study of past
human culture through their
material remains. It is the study
of past human cultures through
the recovery and analysis of
artifacts.
BIOLOGICAL
ANTHROPOLOGY
Also known as "physical anthropology" this
refers to the study of human as biological
organisms including their evolution and
contemporary variation. It seeks to describe the
distribution of hereditary variations among
contemporary population and to sort out and
measures the relative contributions made by
heredity, environment and culture human
biology