GROUP 1

DISCIPLINE AND
IDEAS IN SOCIAL
SCIENCES
By: Zyrylle Serenuela
 Anthropolog
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• NATURE

2 • GOALS

3 • 3 KEY CONCEPT
Anthropology
The term Anthropology originates
from two Greek terms, anthropos
which mean "man/humankind" and
logos meaning "study".
 Nature
Anthropology is the study of humans,
their close relatives and their cultural
environment. Subfields of anthropology
deal with hominin evolution and the
comparative study of extant and past Nat u re
cultures.
 Goal
The goal of anthropology is to pursue
a holistic understanding of what it
means to be human by understanding
the relationship between human
biology, language, and culture.
Go a l
 3 Concept Of
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Anthropology
• 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.
Sociologist
- an expert in or student of the
development, structure, and
functioning of human society