MA. JULIANNA P.

BOQUIRON
12-HUMSS D

DISCIPLINE AND IDEAS IN THE SOCIAL

SCIENCES
(Q2 M4)

WHAT I KNOW?
1. C 6. B 11. A
2. D 7. B 12. B
3. A 8. C 13. D
4. D 9. B 14. C
5. A 10. A 15. A

WHAT’s IN?
DISCIPLINES MAJOR EVENTS/ CONTRIBUTIONS
SOCIOLOGY - The revolution in Europe brought rapid and radical
changes which resulted to social problems issues and
social unrest prompting some individuals to direct their
attention and investigation of social phenomena.
ECONOMICS - Greek examined wealth accumulation and inquires on
whether property should be in the hands of private or
public institutions.
- In medieval times scholars argued that it was a moral
obligations of business to sell goods at a just price.
GEOGRAPHY - The Ancient Greeks made the first contribution to the
subject through measuring the Earth using the grids of
Meridians.
- They prepared the earliest maps of the known world.
WHAT’s NEW?
K W L
Major social science What do you know What do you want What have you
theories about this topic? to know about this learned about this
topic? topic (You must
answer this after
reading the lesson)

Structural Society as a structure How does society Functionalism is also

functionalism with interrelated parts work under the called structural
designed to meet principle structural functional theory,
biological and social formalism? sees society as a
need in the society. structure with
interrelated parts.

Marxism A social, political and What will happen if a Marxism is named

economic philosophy man continue to do after Karl Marx. It
that’s named after alienation? believes that
Karl Max. capitalism can only
thrive on the
exploitation of the
working class.

SYMBOLLIC People develop and How symbolic It focuses on

INTERACTIONISM build upon in the interactionism meanings attached to
process of social important to human human interaction,
interaction. development? both verbal/non
verbal and to
symbols.
 WHAT’s MORE?
A. CONCEPT MAPPING

Structural Functionalism is a
macro level perspective.

A frame work for building

STRUCTURAL theory that sees society as
It view as a system of a complex system where
interrelated parts
. FUNCTIONALISM parts work together to
promote solidarity and
stability.

The major parts of society are

institutions.

B.
Not too long ago we experience a pandemic that still last until now in the present.
Philippines is one of the few countries with high cases of infections, the society
goes down drastically, everyone is scared to be infected. Inside the society
people or individuals stop interacting with one or another and keep their distance
to keep safe and prevent further infections. Everyone is obligate to wear face
mask and face shields for protection against the virus.
WHAT I HAVE LEARNED?

SOCIAL CONCEPT PRINCIPLES

THEORIES
-Collective Conscience and Value -Maintenance of Social
STRUCTURAL Consensus, Social Order, Functionalism stability, Collective
FUNCTIONALISM and Education, Functionalism and Family, functioning, and social
Functionalism and Media “ evolution.
and Crime and Deviance.
-Believes that capitalism can only thrive -Democracy
on the exploitation of the working class. -- -Self emancipation is also a
Believes that there was a real contradiction vital principle
MARXISM
between human nature and the way we -Opposition to economic
must work in a capitalist society. system which believes in the
Has a dialectic approach to life in that inequalities.
everything has two sides.
-Believes that capitalism is not only an
economic system but is also political
system.
-The profit difference between what goods
are sild for and what they actually cost to
make (surplus profit.)
-Believes that economic conflict produces
class (rich, middle, and poor) and
inherently class produces conflict.
-Polarisation of the classes
-Capitalism
-Alienation
-Deviance

-Conventional Signs -Human beings, unlike lower

-Natural Signs animals, are endowed with
-Object the capacity for thought. -
SYMBOLIC
-Tangible The capacity of thought is
INTERACTION shaped by social interaction.
-Impulse
-Meaning and symbols allow
-Perception
people to carry on
-Manipulation
distinctively human action
-Consummation and interaction.
-The intertwined patterns of
action and interaction make
up groups and societies.
ASSESSTMENT
1. D 2.
A 3. A
4. D
5. A
6. C
7. B
8. A
9. A
10.B
11.B
12.A
13.A
14.B
15.A