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Understanding Culture Society and Politics Module
Understanding Culture Society and Politics Module
UNDERSTANDING CULTURE,
SOCIETY AND POLITICS
By
Life has taught us that each of us has a role to play in the task of national
development. This module is a little contribution the youth and society. The learners, next in
line in making the society a haven for their generation and the generation to come, mindfully
reading this module with the aim of understanding and applying the learning for our society
to thrive and prosper.
- The Author
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
UNIT I: Understanding the Core Concepts:
Culture, Society and Politics - 3
UNIT II: Defining Culture and Society - 12
UNIT III: Human Bio- Cultural Social Evolution - 18
UNIT IV: Individual and Society - 26
UNIT V: Family and Political Institution - 32
UNIT VI: Social and Cultural Institution
Education and Religion - 41
UNIT VII: Social and Cultural Institution
Health, Mass Media and Economy - 46
UNIT VIII: Social Stratification and its Impact
to Social Inequality - 52
UNIT IX: Cultural, Social, Political Change and
Respond to Change - 59
BIBLIOGRAPHY - 66
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UNIT I
UNDERSTANDING THE CORE CONCEPTS:
CULTURE, SOCIETY AND POLITICS
Source: https://www.facebook.com/SHLCNHS/photos/a.104903343295217/104903753295176
Essential Questions:
Why does a nation need a culture, society and politics?
How do culture, society and politics play important roles in human development?
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LET’S DISCOVER!
Write a short analysis on your own interpretation on the following quotations:
LET’S LEARN!
Culture
The sum of an individual’s way of life
Material and non- material things
Complex whole which includes knowledge, beliefs, art, law, morals, custom, and any
other capabilities and habits acquired by man as member of society (Taylor, 1920).
Result of man’s interactions with one another, man develops certain mind-sets and
behaviors, certain habits and learned ways of doing things, patterned ways of living
which serve as guide or blueprints for social living.
Man’s social and material invention, man’s artificial or man-made environment
including the behavioral aspects of man’s way of life.
A social heritage of a society.
Refers to the customary ways in which groups organize their ways of behaving,
thinking and feeling and which they transmit from one generation to another through
language and living together as member of society.
Society
Latin term “socius” meaning “companion” or “associate”.
An organized group or groups of interdependent people who share common territory,
language and culture
Act together for collective survival and well- being
Bound together by a general sense of common identity and pride of place
It consists of people who are in constant association, socialization and interaction
with one another on the basis of some social crietia and norms of behavior.
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Politics
Greek word “polis” meaning “city” which is known today as sovereign state.
Niccolo Machiavelli
o “Difference between what is and what ought to be”.
Theory of art, and practice of government
o Political Institution- a relatively stable cluster of statuses, general norms, and
role behavior in society
o Power- status granted to individuals or institutions to properly run the
government and implement the rule of the law in the society
Refers to the study of the holders of power and the powers they exercise- their
functions.
The practice of statecraft of governing a country where government rules well for the
common welfare of its citizens,
The activities associated with the government of a country, especially the debate
between parties hoping to achieve power.
Social Sciences
Result of the development of the modern world
An academic discipline concerned with society and the relationships among
individuals within a society.
Anthropology
Study of people throughout the world, their evolutionary history, how they behave,
adapt to different environments, communicate and socialise with one another.
Systematic study of humanity with the goal of understanding our evolutionary origin,
distinctiveness as species, and the great diversity in our forms of social existence.
Goal of Anthropology:
o To promote understanding between groups;
o To seek common links to our humanity; and
o To advance knowledge of who we are, how we can to be that way and where
we may be in the future
Branches or Subfields of Anthropology
o Physical Anthropology
o Cultural Anthropology
o Archaeology
o Linguistics
Sociology
Study of human society, its origins, functions, and problems
Involves the study of social lives of people, groups, or societies
Explores and analyses issues vital to our personal lives, our communities, our nation,
and the world.
Areas of Sociology:
o Social Organization
o Social Psychology
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o Social Change
o Human Ecology
o Population Studies
o Sociological Theory and research
o Applied Sociology
Sociological Imagination
o The quality of mind essential to grasp the interplay of men and society, of
biography and history, of self and the world.
o A way of looking at our personal experiences in terms of what is going on in
the world around us.
Sociological Perspective
o A distinct point of view that the social world guides our actions, thinking, and
life’s choices.
Sociological Inquiry
o Scientific investigation or intellectual and rigorous research on a particular
issue, problem, concern, event or situation for a better understanding of the
same.
o Concerned with the repetitive patterns in human behavior, presented
accordingly to logically related hypotheses and supported by empirical
evidences.
Political Science
Deals with the study of politics, power, and government
Systematic study of governance
Understanding political ideas, ideologies, institutions, policies, processes, and
behavior as well as groups, classes, government, diplomacy, law, strategy, and war.
Scope in Study of Political Science:
o Political Theory
o Public Law
o Public Administration
o Comparative Government
o Public International Law
Three related concepts that are important questions in Political Science:
o Legitimacy
o Sovereignty
o Authority
Goals in the Study of Political Science:
o To educate regarding citizenship
o To equip efficiency in discharging their duties and obligations as citizens
o To impart knowledge and understanding of government especially on how to
operate and what factors or forces are behind particular issues and policies.
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Social, Cultural and Political Behavior and Phenomena
Norms
o Serve as guides or models of behavior which tell us what is proper or
improper, appropriate or inappropriate, right or wrong
o Often in form of rules, standards, or prescriptions that are strictly followed by
people who adhere on certain conventions and perform specific roles.
o Not totally absolute
Social Behavior and Phenomena
o Social Behavior
Broad and complicated sociological concepts
Involves every event between at least two individuals and include all
knowledge and experiences a person acquires in the entirely of his or
her lifetime
o Social Phenomena
Individual, external, and social constructions that influences a person’s
life and development
Political Behavior and Phenomena
o Political Behavior
A person or group may be influenced by their political views,
ideologies, and levels of political participation
o Political Phenomena
Not limited to public offices as these also include how institutions like
schools, churches, or companies are governed.
Cultural Behavior and Phenomena
o Cultural Behavior
Bandwagon Effect
Event where certain individuals behave a certain way merely because
other persons do as well
o Cultural Phenomena
Happens when something or someone gains widespread popularity
LET’S ANALYZE!
Answer the following questions:
1. What are some of the driving forces of cultural changes in the world today?
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Rubrics for Two- Page Essay
CRITERIA 4 3 2 1
Content Stated broad Stated concepts Stated No stated
and concise and ideas to concepts and concepts and
concepts and prove one’s ideas but does opinion.
ideas to prove opinions. not prove
one’s opinions. one’s opinion.
Information Gathered broad Gathered some Gathered little Not gathered
and relevant broad and broad and broad and
information relevant relevant relevant
from different information information information
resources. from different from different from different
resources. resources. resources.
Organization Very well- Organized The The
organized structure and composition composition
structure and composition, was little bit was not
composition, producing organized organized
producing an agood output. with its with its
interesting structure and structure and
output. composition composition
Tone Excellent and It has a direct It has a limited It has a no
direct to the to the point direct to the direct to the
point statements point point
statements which creates a statements statements
which creates very good which creates which creates
an outstanding confidence to fair confidence no confidence
confidence to the output to the output to the output
the written
output
Impact Readers will be Readers will be Readers will Readers will
excellently engage to read not be totally not be engage
engage to read the output. engage to read to read the
the output. the output. output.
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UNIT II
DEFINING CULTURE AND SOCIETY
Source: http://areaaaaa.blogspot.com/2011/12/greflection-of-taiwans-society-culture.html
Essential Questions:
How does culture shape human behavior?
Given that different societies and people have different culture, how should people
react to different culture?
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LET’S DISCOVER!
Concept Mapping
Write word/s or statements that will correspond to the term CULTURE.
CULTURE
LET’S LEARN!
Society
Group of people sharing a common culture.
Organized group or groups of people who generally share a common territory,
language, culture and who act together for collective survival and well- being.
Bound together by a sense of common identity (Haviland et.al.: 312)
Arises only when individuals are knit together in a network of mutual stimulus and
response.
It only exist when social beings behave toward each other in ways determined by
their recognition of one another.
Culture
The complex whole which encompasses beliefs, practices, values, attitudes, laws,
norms, artifacts, symbols, knowledge, and everything that a person learns and
shares as a member of society (Tylor, 1920).
Set of behavior and the fact that humans are characterized by them by virtue of
being born as “human beings” apart from other creatures in the animal kingdom
suggests the universal nature of the concept.
Three components that go together that make up culture according to John
Honingmann:
o Ideas
o Activities
o Artifacts
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Components of Cultures:
Aspects of Culture
o Culture is learned
o Culture is socially transmitted through language
o Culture is a social product
o Culture is a source of gratification
o Culture is a distinct way of life of a group of people
o Culture has sanctions and controls
o Culture is stable yet dynamic
o Culture is an established pattern of behavior
Factors that account for the development of culture:
o Human biological needs and drives
o Man’s highly developed nervous system
o Man’s high developed vocal apparatus
o Man’s upright posture
o Physical and social environment
Factors that account for diversities or differences in culture:
o Cultural variability
Different solutions used by people to solve problems of existence
o Cultural relativity
Differences in beliefs, values, norms and standards
o Human ingenuity and ability to absorb and expand new culture
o Cultural relativism
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The ability to understand a culture on its own terms and not to make
judgment using standards of one’s own culture.
o Culture Shock
Feeling of disbelief, disorganization, or frustration one experiences to
culture
o Ethnocentrism
Feeling of superiority of one’s own culture
o Xenocentrism
What is foreign is best
o Counterculture
Subgroups whose standards are in conflict with conventional
standards of society
o Subculture
Smaller group which develop norms, values, beliefs and special
language to make them distinct
Cultural Heritages/ Forms:
o Tangible forms of culture- can be seen and touched
o Intangible forms of culture- abstracted
LET’S ANALYZE!
3. To ensure the continuity of Philippine culture, how can you contribute in the
preservation of intangible and tangible forms of culture?
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4. Why is globalization considered a threat to one’s cultural heritages?
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LET’S MAKE IT!
Create a poster illustration of a certain Filipino culture, trait or value which you wanted to
promote to other nations and can be our nation’s identity.
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UNIT III
HUMAN BIO-CULTURAL SOCIAL EVOLUTION
Source: https://sites.google.com/site/gorillaheadcom/home/evolution-of-man
Essential Question:
Do you think without the knowledge of ancient civilization, modern technologies
and ideas will be developed?
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LET’S DISCOVER IT!
Evolution of Man
Hominid
o Live before the existence of the new image of man
Ramapithecus (Africa)
14-12 million years
Sahelanthropus Tchandesis (Tau Mai- “Hope of Life”)
6-7 million years
o Australopithecus
Australis- West
Pithecus- Gorilla
4 million years ago
Large teeth, small brains, long arms, short legs bipedal
Australopithecus Anamnesis (Kenya)
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Australopithecus Afarensis (East Africa)
Australopithecus Africanus (South Africa)
Australopithecus Bosei (Tanzania)
Australopithecus Robustus
Homo Habilis
o Skillful Man
o Uses hands and tools in order to get food
o Scratching and Sharpening
o 2.3-1,4 million years (Pleistocene Period)
Zijanthropus (East Africa Man)
Lake Turkana Man (Kenya)
Homo Erectus
o Straight Man
o Can stand and walk straight
o Uses fire tools made of stones
o Hunting, Fishing, Searching for Food
Java Man- Pithecanthropus Erectus (Indonesia)
Peking Man- Sinanthropus Pekkinensis (China)
Homo Sapiens
o Wise Man
o Large brains, small teeth, can walk and stand straught
o Creates tools , simple culture and established system of living
Neanderthal Man
Cro-Magnon Man
Tabon Man
Mesopotamia
o Greek words:
“Mesos” and “Potamos”- land between two rivers
o Tigris River and Euphrates River
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o Sumer
3500-3000 BCE
City- state with its organized system of governance
Unified system of living
Flood control
Worship of gods
Active participation in trading/ market
Cuneiform
System of writing
Started the usage of plow
Metallurgy
First to use bronze
Calendar to identify the number of days
Potter’s wheel
Ziggurat
Temple
Place of worship for gods and goddesses
Government:
Patesi
o King- priest
Ur Law
Religion
Polytheism
Animism
o Epic of Gilgamesh
India
o Indus River
o 2500 BCE
o Mojenho Daro and Harrapa
First city state in India
Dravidian
Established the creation of houses made of stones/rocks, citadel,
public swimming pools, irrigations, storage house of crops, flared
public ways.
30,000 population per state
Usage of seal in market trading
Dependent in farming, shepherding, and cotton weaving.
Metal works
Harrapan Pictogram
Clay tablet
Caste System
Brahmin
Kshatriya
Vaishya
Sudra
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Untouchables
China
o Huang Ho River and Yangtze River
Loess- yellowish land
o 2000 BCE
o Farming
o History of Dynasty governance
Emperor- mandate of heaven
Egypt
o Covered by desert:
Sinai desert
Nubia desert
Sahara desert
o Nile River
Source of water for irrigation and produces a slit, a component need
for crops to grow.
o Kingdom
Pharaoh
o Religion
Polytheism
2000 Egyptian gods and goddesses
Mummification
Worship to the leaders
o Hieroglyphics
System of Writing
Written in stone or papyrus leaf
o Technology
Geometry
Calendar
Medicine using magic
LET’S ANALYZE!
2. Do you think that modern technologies and things will not be invented without the
influence of ancient civilization?
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5. 5.
4. As a modern youth of this generation, how will you influence your fellow youth to
use technology wisely?
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5. Which do you prefer: the simple peaceful life living with nature or the complex
modern lives of a modern technologically advance society? Why?
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LET’S MAKE IT!
Character Sketch
Based on your knowledge of human evolution, what do you think would human being look
like a hundred thousand years in the future? Draw a human sketch about your prediction.
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Rubrics for Character Sketch
CRITERIA 5 4 3 2
Concept The drawing The drawing The drawing The drawing
and and and and
explanations explanations explanations explanations
perfectly explains has a limitedly does not
explains the briefly the explains the explain the
topic by itself topic by itself topic by itself. topic by itself.
Relevance The drawing The drawing The drawing The drawing
and and and and
explanation explanation explanation explanation
correlates correlates to relate to one and the topic
briefly to one one another another but does not
another and and also to the not to the relate to one
also to the topic. topic at all. another.
topic very
well.
Creativity The drawing The drawing The drawing The drawing
itself created itself created itself created itself is not
very well, well and neat. barely. created well.
neatly and Symbols used Symbols used Symbols used
artistically. were match to were match at were not
Symbols used what is somehow to made to what
were very necessary for what is is necessary
fascinating the topic. necessary for for the topic.
and deepens the topic.
the true
meaning of
the topic.
Description The drawing The drawing The drawing The drawing
was was explained was explained was explained
exemplary briefly and but not as but not
explained direct to the much connected to
briefly and point connected to the topic
direct to the connected to the topic given.
point the topic given.
connected to given.
the topic
given.
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UNIT IV
INDIVIDUALS AND SOCIETY
Source: https://inford.org/linking-growth-to-happiness-in-society/
Essential Question:
How does a society maintain order so that it will persist for a long period of time?
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LET’S DISCOVER!
LET’S LEARN!
Enculturation
Cultural knowledge is passed on the next bearer who will perpetuate and ensure the
continuance of their tradition and practices
Diffusion of one’s culture to another through diverse means
o Learning
o Imposition by force
o Conquest
Socialization
Process whereby the cultural heritage is socially transmitted from one generation to
another
Lifelong process of learning and relearning as people move from different stages of
growth and development or from one social group to another
Acquire as status, plays a corresponding role and emerges with a personality.
Deviance
Violation of societal norms to breakage of conventions and realm of morality.
Occurrence that violate mores
o Mores- component of norms that are often taken very seriously by society
and sometimes codified as laws/ regarded as morally significant and
violations of them are considered serious matter.
o Roman term “most respected and sacred custom”
Characterized for its contextualized nature and relativity
May perceived and interpreted according to circumstances and preconditioned
notions.
Crime
o Most popular form of deviance
o Violation of norms that have been formally enacted into criminal law
Sociologist viewed deviance as rooted in the society and very evident in three ways:
o It exist only in relation to cultural norms
o People become deviant as others define them that way
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o Both norms and the way events are defined are related to patterns of social
power
Protecting the interest of the powerful at expense of the powerless
Mechanisms of Social Control
o Labelling Theory
o Gossip
o Laws
Strain Theory
o Robert Merton
o Deviant behavior occurs when people experience strain or tension when
culture imposes goals that individuals should achieve, but the social
environment makes it hard or challenging for individuals to meet such goals
through a legitimate manner.
o Expanded by Richard Cloward and Lloyd Ohlin
o Criminal type of deviance can result not only from the lack of culturally
approved means to achieve success but also from the availability of
unconventional means to do so.
o Members of society react to strain in five different ways:
Conformity- hopeful poor
Innovation- surviving poor
Ritualism- passive poor
Retreat- retreating poor
Rebellion- resisting poor
Group
Unit of people who interact with some regularity and identify themselves as unit
Collection of people interacting together in an orderly way on the basis of shared
expectations about one another’s behavior.
o Number
o Common interest
o Purpose
o Level of interaction
Types of group
o According to influence
Primary
Secondary
o According to membership
In- group
Out- group
o Reference group
o Networks
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LET’S ANALYZE!
2. How does social status and roles determine a person’s level of interaction in a
society?
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3. How effective are social controls in checking and managing deviant behavior?
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5. What can you say about the government’s way of solving criminality in our country?
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II. Determine which among the following activities can be considered deviant behaviour.
Write D if it is deviant and N if it is a norm.
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LET’S MAKE IT!
Slogan Making
Create a slogan on promoting human rights in our country.
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UNIT V
FAMILY AND POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS
Source: http://www.eurac.eu/en/research/mountains/regdev/researchfields/Pages/Space-and-
Society.aspx
Essential Question:
How does the family cope with the dynamic changes in the world today?
What are the possible ways in which politics and empowerment can mean
something meaningful and fruitful for the majority?
Why is economy important for social and cultural life?
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LET’S DISCOVER IT!
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Family
o The most important social unit in which socialization takes place
Social experience
Encounter
o The “natural and fundamental group unit of society and is entitled to
protection by society and the state”
o Largely responsible for the process of cultural transmission and incorporated
on the individual solely rely on family influence alone:
Attitude
Interest
Goals
Beliefs
Kinship
o A network of relatives within which an individual possesses certain mutual
rights and obligations
o Consanguinity or affinity
o Types of Kinship:
Kinship by Blood
Traced through bloodline
o Based on descent
Unilineal descent
When a child is born, he or she is
automatically assigned to either his or her
mother’s (matrilineal) or father’s group
(patrilineal).
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Double unilineal descent
When a child is born, he or she is assigned
to mother’s group or father’s group for
specific purpose
Bilateral descent
Descent is used to categorize children
that are made members of all ancestors’
group.
o Based on Internal Organization
Nuclear family
Husband
Wife children
Extended family
Two or more nuclear families
o Based on Authority
Patriarchy
Matriarchy
Equalitarian or egalitarian
Matricentric
Kinship by Marriage
Marriage
o A special contract of permanent union between a man
and a woman entered into in accordance with law for
establishment of conjugal and family life
o Aspects:
Contract
Sacrament
Based on number of spouse
o Monogamy- one spouse
o Polygamy- multiple spouse
o Polygyny- one man is married to more than one woman
simultaneously
o Polyandry- a woman is married to more than one man
simultaneously
o Group marriage
Based on residence
o Patrilocal
o Matrilocal
o Neolocal
o Bilocal
Based on norms on the selection of marriage partner
o Endogamy- requires a person to marry someone from
within his or her own group
o Exogamy- requires a person to marry someone from
outside his or her own group
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o Sororate- a widower marry the sister or nearest kin of
the deceased wife
o Levirate- a widow marry the brother or nearest kin of
the deceased husband
Kinship by Ritual
Compadrinazgo- godparent complex
o Padrinazgo- spiritual parenthood which emphasizes a
vertical relationship
o Compadrazgo- ritual co- parenthood which stresses a
horizontal relationship or ritual ties binding adults
Political Structures
o The organized way of which power is distributed and decisions are made
within a society.
Power
Fundamental in the normal functioning of society as expressed
in terms of force- may it be physical or psychological in nature
Authority
The power widely perceived as legitimate rather than coercive.
Three types:
o Tradition
Authority is based on claim by the leaders, and a
belief on the part of the followers, that there is a
virtue in the sanctity of age- old rules and
powers.
Leader in such a system is not a superior but
personal master.
o Rational- legal
Social change is achieved by first modifying
social and material structures of society.
Once modifications are designed to target
particular ends determined by the rational
leaders.
o Charismatic
Followers legitimize an individual’s authority by
perceiving her or him charismatic.
He or she may cause subjective internal
reorientation among the members of society.
o Political Organizations
Bands
Simplest form of political organization
Two or more families based on kinship lineage
Indigenous and primitive people
No rigid form of governance, leadership is unstructured
Reliance in communal decision making
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Tribes
Segmentary lineages and loyalty is on family cluster or one’s
immediate family and cousins
Defined by traditions of common descent, language, and
culture
Horticulturists and pastoralists
Informal type of leadership
o Possession of skills and aptitude rather than on age
Chiefdoms
Complex political organization characterized by incorporation
of religion, kinship and politics
Number of local communities who follow absolute rule of a
political leader
o Direct descendant of the God or Gods
o Great strength, magical and supernatural powers
States and Nations
Nation- group of people sharing similar culture and political
history
o Racial concept
State- legal entity composed of territory, population,
sovereignty, and government
o Political Concept
o Leadership
Process of influencing the thinking, behavior and activities of
individuals and groups towards the attainment of group goals in a
given situation
Basis of personality traits alone have consistently failed
Depends more on the situation and the need to be satisfied at
that given situation than on the person
Many are capable of leadership if the needs of the group fit
their skills.
Purpose of having a leader:
To direct various tasks
o Task leadership
Provide support to group members
o Socio- emotional leadership
Styles of Leadership
Functional or Operational leadership
o Accepted by the group because of influence on thinking
and behavior
Status Leadership
o Accepted as a leader because of bureaucratic fear of a
person in authority
Task- Oriented Leadership
o Gives emphasis to the goals of the group
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o Low on relationship
Relationship or Person- Oriented Leadership
o Concerns more on needs and feelings
o Low in tasks
Transactional Leadership
o High standard of performance but takes interest in
everyone
o Team player
Authoritarian Leadership
o Decides on the goals to be achieved and prescribes how
this is to be achieved.
Democratic Leadership
o Engages in cooperative planning
Best Style of Leadership
Level of Education of Members
Cultural Characteristics of Followers
Standard of Living of the Group
Particular Situations
Maturity of Staffs
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4. What is the role of the individual and family in the development of political
institution? Conversely, how does political institutions influence the development of
individuals and family?
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Photo Essay
Looking at you community or home, capture a photo that will answer to the question,
“What do you want to see to our leader?” Afterwards, post it to your Facebook account and
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UNIT VI
SOCIAL AND CULTURAL INSTITUTION:
EDUCATION AND RELIGION
Source: https://netivist.org/debate/should-religion-be-taught-in-schools
Essential Questions:
Why is basic education a human right?
Does religion promote unity or does it exacerbate social division?
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Educational Institution
o Created to give formal training in skills to the people that they will need later
in life
o Education
Deliberately and consciously planned process of systematic
instruction, schooling, or training in preparation for life
Transmitting a society’s knowledge, skills, values and behavior
o Forms of Education
Formal Education
Informal Education
Non- Formal Education
o Functions of Education
o Manifest Functions
Predetermined activities, goals and purpose of education
Inculcation of values and norms in the society
Maintenance and perpetuation of the cultural heritage
Selecting, training and allocation to adult position
Political and social integration.
o Latent Functions
Unintended or not originally designed to serve. (Hidden Curriculum)
Childcare
Postponing job hunting
Reduce level of unemployment
Marriage market
Social Control
Reflection of the society’s social culture
Prepares cheap labor for capital
Religion and Belief System
o Oldest form of social institution
o Organized system of beliefs concerning supernatural beings
o Perceived to be universal
o Assumes diverse forms and ways
o Components of Religion
Sacred Object
Sacred Beliefs
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Rituals
Religious Community
o Techniques of Religion
Prayer
Sacrifice
Reverence
Divination
Taboo
Duty
Rituals
Ceremony
Magic
o Functions of Religion
Orderly model of the universe
Provides explanations of the things and experiences that cannot be
grasped by human senses
Providing guidelines of what is right and wrong (moral norms)
Reminds individuals to reflect on their thoughts and behaviors which
is helpful to the maintenance of social order.
o Development of Religion
Animism
The belief that spirits may dwell in nature, people, or human-
made objects
Polytheism
The belief in multiple gods
Monotheism
The belief in a single- all powerful deity
Atheism
Belief in the non- existence of god
Agnosticism
Doubting on the existence of god
Deism
Belief in God reached through nature and scientific observation
o Religion as Social Institution
Organized religion or possessing a religious organization
Sect
Church/ Ecclesia
Cult
Separation of Church and State
Dualism to Unity
Uniformity to Tolerance
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1. Do you think that the current K- 12 Basic Education Curriculum fully prepares you
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UNIT VII
SOCIAL AND CULTURAL INSTITUTION:
HEALTH, MASS MEDIA, AND ECONOMY
Source: http://daily.kellogg.edu/2019/08/06/fun-interesting-transferable-take-jour-111-mass-
media-environment-this-fall-at-kcc/
Essential Questions:
Why do we need to take consider our health?
Why is economy important for social and cultural life?
How does mass media shape the way we look at reality?
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Read an article about the current state of our country in COVID- 19 Pandemic. Do you think
our government is very focus on addressing in this problem? Why or why not?
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Health Institutions
o Health is considered as a precious and priceless of asset
o Sickness is an universal problem affecting individuals and society
Human response to sickness is always socially organized
o Illness
Meaning and elaborations given to a particular physical state
More culture- specific and assumes a different form or variation or
non- existent at all in other cultures.
o Disease
Specific pathology
Categories:
Endemic Disease- present in a large part of the population
Epidemic Disease- affects a significant part of the population
wherein the disease is normally uncommon to the people and
area
Chronic Disease- last for a long time and the victim may or may
not die, but often does not recover.
Acute Disease- a short duration disease generally either the
victim recovers from it or die fast.
o Social Impact of Disease
Victim of disease
Unable to play their normal social roles
Pain
Anxiety
Confinement
Death
Family
Dealing with emotional and financial aspects of the victim
Community
Create burden in case when the disease widespread
Affect the daily routines and social order of the people
o Systems of Diagnosis, Prevention, and Healing
All societies have health- care systems consisting of beliefs, customs,
and techniques
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Mass Media
o Most conspicuous, ubiquitous, and overreaching in scope and coverage in the
modern world
o Channels of communication directed to vast number of audience in the
society
o Have enormous impact on the attitudes and behavior of people
o Contributes to reality creating public opinions
Good or bad
Necessary or unnecessary
Desirable or not
o Kinds of Mass Media
Print
Non- print
Economic Institution
o Changes in the means of production as well as distribution and exchanges of
resources and services strongly affect the overall functioning of society
o Trade and relations
Ideas and information are spread and communicated
Technology is transferred or diffused from one culture to another
o Sociology of occupation
Centrality of all economic institutions since work is the significant
source of individual and social identity
Creation of statuses and social roles
Dictates sex and gender roles
o Reciprocity
Transaction between two socially equal parties concerning goods or
services that are estimated to be of equal value.
Signify social ties being created or strengthened by the gesture of gift
giving.
Types of Reciprocity
Generalized reciprocity- gesture that expresses personal
relationships than an economic transaction
Balanced reciprocity- transaction between two distantly
related people; the giver expects something in return although
it does not have to be done immediately
Negative reciprocity- based on distrust because there is no
personal relationship between one party to the other. People
are try to profit as much as possible and pay the least amount
as possible.
o Redistribution
All produce from the community is sent to the center where they are
stored, counted, and later on, distributed back to the people.
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o Market Exchange
The price of goods and services are supposedly dictated by supply and
demand however personal loyalties and moral values intervene in
price determination most of the time.
Pre- industrial societies- barter system
Industrial societies- monetary value
o Major Economic Sectors
Secondary Sectors- raw materials produced by primary sectors into
manufactured goods
Tertiary Sectors- provides services to the community
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economic development?
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UNIT VIII
SOCIAL STRATIFICATION AND ITS IMPACT TO
SOCIAL INEQUALITY
Source: http://srividyagurugubilly.blogspot.com/2017/07/foundation-of-education-role-of_25.html
Essential Question:
Does stratification and inequality necessary to achieve sustainable development?
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Social Stratification
o Stratification
Ranking of people
Division of society into larger categories
o Hierarchical arrangement and establishment of social categories that may
evolve into social groups together with the statuses and their corresponding
roles
o Superiority and inferiority
o Arrangement of any social groups or society into hierarchy of positions with
regard to:
Power
Property
Social Evaluation
Psychic Gratification
o Social desirables as bases for social stratification:
Wealth
Power
Prestige
o Theories of Social Stratification
Conflict Theory
Stratification is the result of the struggle among people for
scarce resource and rewards
Dominant class gains a disproportionate share of wealth,
power and prestige, its members resolutely undertake to
defend and enhance their positions of privilege
Stratification is unjust and unnecessary
Functional Theory
Stratification is a necessary and an inevitable social
phenomenon in order to channel suitable individuals into
various occupations and hence to insure that the essential
tasks of group life are performed.
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Open Class System
Social positions are awarded on the basis of merit and
qualifications, and rank is tied to individual achievement and
performance
Provides all forms of social mobility
Equality in opportunity
Close Class System
Caste System
Ascribed status
Members in the close societies are locked in their parents’
social position and individuals opportunities are limited
accordingly
Social Classes
o Category of persons who have similar socio- economic privileges in the
society
o Hierarchical distinctions between individuals and groups in societies and
cultures
Social Mobility
o Allows people to occupy various position in the social stratification
o Movement of people from one position to another in the social stratification
system
o Vertical Social Mobility
Upward Social Mobility- movement by individuals or groups into a
higher stratum
Downward Social Mobility- movement of the people into lower
stratum
o Horizontal Social Mobility
Does not involve a shift to upper or lower stratum
Movement of people is only within the same social stratum where
they belong
o Factors Affecting Social Mobility
Sex and people
Intellectual factors or mental ability and creativity
Non- intellectual factors such as ambition, drive, other social traits,
sense of humor, industry, enthusiasm, perseverance, and connections
Fortune or sheer luck
Physical appearance
Education and specialized skills
Status of parents
Types of social stratification system
Changing labor markets
Geographical mobility
High or low fertility
Government interventions
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3. As a student, how can you help stop social inequality in the country?
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Rubrics for Reflective Journal
CRITERIA 5 4 3 2
Critical Rich in Substantial Information is Rudimentary
Thinking content; information; thin and and superficial;
insightful evidence of common place; little analysis,
analysis, analysis, attempts made synthesis or
synthesis and synthesis and at analysis, evaluation;
evaluation, evaluation; synthesis and little or no
clear general evaluation; connections
connections connections are connections are with any other
made to real- made, but are limited, vague material or are
life situations. sometimes too generalities are off topic.
obvious or not posted.
clear.
Personal It creates a It creates an It creates a It creates no
Reflection very interesting limited interest interest to read
interesting reflection in to read the the reflection in
reflection that one’s personal reflection in one’s personal
readers could life. one’s personal life.
serve this as life.
an inspiration
in life.
Clarity The writing is The writing is The writing is The writing is
clear and clear and appropriate for vague or
expressive. concise, and the purpose imprecise for
Specific meets the basic and audience. the purpose or
examples are requirements. Supporting audience. Ideas
used to Some examples examples are are not stated
support are used to not always or developed.
viewpoints support provided.
and opinions. opinions.
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UNIT IX
CULTURAL, SOCIAL, POLITICAL CHANGE AND
RESPOND TO CHANGE
Source: https://www.ashoka.org/en/story/everything-you-change-changes-everything
Essential Questions:
How does globalization shape our local culture?
Why do some people have reservations about globalization especially when it comes
to homogenization of culture?
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LET’S DISCOVER IT!
Give at least three things that you think have been change in yourself for the past 10 years.
THEN NOW
1. 1.
2. 2.
3. 3.
Question:
Is it necessary for us to change?
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Social Change
o Refers to variations or modifications in the pattern of social organization, of
sub- groups within a society, or of the entire society itself
Rise and fall
Changes in the status and roles
o Social change could be:
Slow, gradual, incremental, and evolutionary, in this might be barely
noticeable
Fast, radical, sudden and evolutionary; it might even take people by
surprise.
Wide in scope, affecting all people in a society.
Limited in scope, affecting only a small number of people.
o Causes of Social Change:
Invention (Material or Social)
Discovery- takes place when people reorganized existing elements of
the world they had not noticed before or learned to see in a new way
Diffusion- the spread of culture trait from one group to another
Enculturation- culture spreads to another through learning
Socialization- learning through constant exposure and
experience
Association- establishing a connection with the culture
Integration- total assimilation of culture
Amalgamation- biological or hereditary fusion of members of
different societies
Shifting Population
New Ideas and Cultural Values
Colonization
Rebellion and Revolutionary Movements
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Political Change
o Occurs in the realm of civil and political societies and in the structure of
relation among civil society, political society and the state
Cultural Change
o Refers to all alterations affecting new traits or trait complexes and changes in
a culture’s content and structure
o Caused by several factors:
Physical environment
Population
War and conquest
Random events or acts of man
Technology
Globalization
o Refers to the process of increasing integration between units around the
world.
o An umbrella term, covering economic, trade, social, technological, cultural
and political aspects, and is the opposite of deglobalization.
o Worldwide process of homogenizing prices, products, wages, rates of
interests and profits.
o Three forces of development:
Human migration
International trade
Rapid movement of capital and integration of financial markets
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human civilization?
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Speech Writing
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Rubrics for Speech Writing
CRITERIA 5 4 3 2
Critical Rich in Substantial Information is Rudimentary
Thinking content; information; thin and and superficial;
insightful evidence of common place; little analysis,
analysis, analysis, attempts made synthesis or
synthesis and synthesis and at analysis, evaluation;
evaluation, evaluation; synthesis and little or no
clear general evaluation; connections
connections connections are connections are with any other
made to real- made, but are limited, vague material or are
life situations. sometimes too generalities are off topic.
obvious or not posted.
clear.
Personal It creates a It creates an It creates a It creates no
Reflection very interesting limited interest interest to read
interesting reflection in to read the the reflection in
reflection that one’s personal reflection in one’s personal
readers could life. one’s personal life.
serve this as life.
an inspiration
in life.
Clarity The writing is The writing is The writing is The writing is
clear and clear and appropriate for vague or
expressive. concise, and the purpose imprecise for
Specific meets the basic and audience. the purpose or
examples are requirements. Supporting audience. Ideas
used to Some examples examples are are not stated
support are used to not always or developed.
viewpoints support provided.
and opinions. opinions.
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