Part I.

Self from
Various
Perspectives
Lesson 3: From Perspective of

ANTHROPOLOGY
Objectives:
1. Recognize different subfields of Anthropology and its
concepts.
2. Differentiate the fundamental principles of each subfield
through scenarios.
3. Acknowledge that every individual possesses unique
personality according to his or her history or cultural
background.
4. Conduct a survey to retrace their behaviors and
personalities for guidance and improvement.
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Anthropology
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Humanity
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Symbols
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Linguistic Anthropology
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Survival
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Biological Anthropology
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Rituals
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Archeology
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Generation
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Lesson 3: From Perspective of

ANTHROPOLOGY
• Focuses on the study of MAN-
the totality of what it means to be
human.
What does it
mean to be
human?
• The field looks into man’s
physical/biological characteristics, his
social relationship and the influence of his
culture from dawn of civilization up to
present.
1. Archeology
2. Biological Anthropology
3. Linguistic Anthropology
4. Cultural Anthropology
ARCHEOLOGY
• Focuses on the past and how it may have
contributed to the present ways of how
people conduct their daily lives.
• Most important of human nature is survival.
 BIOLOGICAL
ANTHROPOLOGY

• Focuses on how the human body adapts to

the different earth environments.
• Explains how the biological characteristics
of human beings affects how they lived their
lives.
 LINGUISTIC
ANTHROPOLOGY
• Study how language and modes of
communication change overtime.
• Focuses on using language as means to
discover group’s manner of social interaction
and his worldview.
 LINGUISTIC
ANTHROPOLOGY

• Language have evolved which represent

the subculture of a particular group.
 CULTURAL
ANTHROPOLOGY
• Culture- group of people’s way of life (behavior,
beliefs, values and symbols)
• Focuses in knowing what makes one group’s
manner of living particular to that group and
forms an essential part of the members’ personal
and social identity.
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ANTHROPOLOGY
1. Symbols
2. Heroes
3. Rituals
4. Values
1. Symbols- words, gestures
pictures or objects that
have recognized/accepted
meaning in a particular
culture.
2. Heroes- persons in the
past or present who
have characteristics
that are important in the
culture.
3. Rituals- activities participated
in by a group of people for
the fulfillment of desired
objectives and are considered
to be socially essentials
4. Values
• The core of every culture.
• Involve human tendencies
or preferences towards
good, bad, right or wrong.
Activity. Trace those Traits
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