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FIRST QUARTER — UCSP: SOCIOLOGY, ANTHROPOLOGY, SOCIAL SCIENCE

❛ notes ni rai ‧₊˚✧ STEM 12 A ❬ subject reviewer ❭ 🗓: sep | 04 | ‘23 ☆ SOCIOLOGY


☆ SOCIAL SCIENCE ⧽ Anthropology came from the Greek words:
⧽ a behavioral science that deals with the study of society -
○ Anthropos = man / human beings
⧽ the discipline under which identity, culture, society, and its origin, evolution, characteristics, dimensions, and
○ Logos = study
politics are studied. basic social functions.
⧽ is the scientific study of man, his works, his body and his
⧽ comprised of disciplines that study the overall function of ⧽ SOCIETY — is a group of people living together in a
behavior and values over time; study of culture.
a society, as well as the interactions among individual definite territory, having a sense of belongingness,
⧽ is the study of human beings and their ancestors.
members of an institution. mutually interdependent of each other, and follows a
⧽ Anthropology, Sociology, and Political Science are goals of anthropology ────────────── certain way of life.
among the disciplines under Social Science. ⧽ is a repetitive behavior
⧽ more on interactions, behaviors, intrapersonal relations ⧽ describe and analyze the biological evolution of mankind. ⧽ science of society . the interactions taking place, and
with other people. ⧽ describe and assess the cultural development of our social behaviors which is viewed as an aggregate of
species. individuals (Robertson, 2009).
culture ────────────── ⧽ describe, explain and analyze the present day human ⧽ focuses attention in all kinds of social acts, relationships,
cultural similarities and differences. organizations, structures, and processes.
⧽ a complex whole which encompasses the beliefs,
⧽ describe and explain human biological diversity day. ⧽ came from “socius” = companion or group or society and
practices, values, attitudes, norms, artifacts, symbols,
knowledge, and everything that a person learns and “logos” = study.
shares as a member of society (Edward B. Taylor). the 4 branches/disciplines of anthropology ───────── ⧽ seeks to discover the general principles underlying all
⧽ consists of beliefs, behavior, objects, and other 1. PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY — branch of social phenomena and social relationship and ro
characteristics common to the member of a particular anthropology concerned with the origin, evolution, and establish laws of change and growth in social changes
group or society. diversity of people. (ex. Charles Darwin Theory of (Jayapalan).
⧽ all the ways of life including arts, beliefs and institutions Evolution)
of a population that are passed down from generation to goals of sociology ──────────────
generation. 2. CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGIST — investigate ⧽ understand ourselves better and mankind.
⧽ only humans have culture (they are superior among all of contrasting ways of human (and groups of people) on ⧽ help with decision making, both own and that of larger
the species). how they think, feel, etc. organizations.
⧽ the only way to change culture is through adaptation and → we have multiple personality because of the ⧽ gather systematic information from which to make a
the only way culture can be adapted is through difference in environment. decision, provide insights into what is going on in a
socializing. → how people who share a common cultural situation and present alternatives..
⧽ Indirect Culture — adaptation through observations system organize and shape the physical and
⧽ Direct Culture — adaptation through interaction with social world around them, and are in turn WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ANTHROPOLOGY AND
other people shaped by those ideas, behaviors, and physical SOCIOLOGY?
environments. ● culture represents the beliefs and practices of a group,
society ────────────── → hallmarked by the concept of culture itself while society represents the people who share those
⧽ an organized group/s of independent people who share 3. ARCHEOLOGISTS — they cover information about beliefs and practice.
a common territory, language, and culture, who act human cultures ● they cannot exist without each other.
together for collective survival and well-being. → study about artifacts of humans.
→ a person who studies human history and ☆ POLITICAL SCIENCE
☆ ANTHROPOLOGY prehistory through the excavation of sites and ⧽ a systematic study of politics and government
the analysis of artifacts and other physical ⧽ also dwells on the study of the foundations of the state
⧽ according to 18th century anthropologist Edward Tylor:
remains. and the principles of government.
○ Anthropology — is a behavioral science that
⧽ examines the way people govern themselves, the various
deals with the study of culture - its components, 4. LINGUISTICS — study of human sense of language and
forms of government, their structures, and their
characteristics, functions, modes of adaptation, communication system; study of the relationship
relationships to other institutions.
cultural values, and practices. between language and culture.
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⧽ politics — involves a set of activities that are associated 2. Culture is Learned
with making decisions in groups or other forms of power a. Enculturation – is a process of learning your
relations between individuals, such as the distribution of own culture.
resources or statuses. b. Acculturation - is a process of accommodating
⧽ came from the word “polis” = city; sovereign state and desirable traits from other culture.
“scire” = to know or study c. Deculturation – culture has been lost and even
⧽ according to Northwest University, political science is the cultural trait itself is in the process of being
study of politics and power from domestic, international, forgotten.
and cooperative perspective.
3. Culture is Shared — implies that a particular behavior
goals of political science ────────────── cannot be considered as a culture if there is only one
⧽ be immersed in current affairs and build an person practicing it. Culture is shared intergenerational.
understanding on the local, national and international
politics. 4. Culture is Adaptive — culture is a tool for survival that
⧽ learn how political activities are organized in and out of humans use in response to the pressures of their
our country. environment.
⧽ provide substantially critical and scientific contribution to
government and society. 5. Culture is Maladaptive — culture can also cause
problems for the people who subscribe to it.
☆ IMPORTANT PEOPLE IN SOCIAL SCIENCE → these problems arise when environment is
change and culture has remained the same.
⧽ Charles Darwin
→ Theory of Evolution
6. Culture Changes — the final characteristic of culture it is
⧽ Edward Burnette Tylor
never static. This dynamism of culture is due to changing
→ Progression of Civilization
needs of humans as they interpret and survive in their
⧽ Franz Boas
environment.
→ Father of Modern Anthropology
⧽ Henry Otley Beyer
→ Father of Philippine Anthropology
☆ end of lesson 1 and 2 ☆
GOALS:
1. understand our biological origin
2. analyze our traits and our species
3. recognize the ways of human
4. understand the impact of this cultural significance to our
civilization.

☆ CHARACTERISTICS OF CULTURE
1. Culture is Everything
a. Material Culture – includes all tangible and
visible parts of culture, which includes clothes,
foods and even buildings
b. Nonmaterial Culture – includes all intangible
parts of culture, which consist of values, ideas
and knowledge.

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