INTELLECTUAL

REVOLUTIONS
THAT DEFINED
SOCIETY
Freudian
Information Age
 FREUDIAN
REVOLUTION
THIS THEORY HAS STARTED TO
REVOLUTIONIZE PSYCHIATRY
WITH SIGMUND FREUD. THIS
INCLUDES:

1. Freudian Theory of Personality

involves the human development

contributes to his/her personality

2. Pychoanalysis

The process for achieving proper

functioning if a human does not
complete his/her developmental
stage.
SIGMUND FREUD
(1856-1939)
He explained how human mind works and cure its
mild mental illness.

He calls this method psychoanalysis and its main

goal is to make unconscious conscious.

Developed topographical and structural model of

the mind to explain the sources of human behavior
 THE TOPOGRAPHICAL
MODEL OF THE MIND
A) Conscious mind (THOUGHTS C) Subconscious mind
AND PERCEPTIONS) (INSTINCTS - SEXUAL AND
consists of thoughts that focus AGRESSIVE)
on the present state of mind. consists of the primitive
desires, wishes, or impulse,
B) Preconscious mind
which is mediated by the
(MEMORIES AND STORED
preconscious mind. fears,
KNOWLEDGE)
irrational wishes,
consists of what can be
unacceptable sexual desire,
retrieved from the
violent motives, etc.
memory.
 THE UNCONSCIOUS
MIND
The Conscious Mind
- small amount of mental activity we
know about.

The Preconscious Mind

- things we could be aware of if we
wanted or tried.

The Unconscious Mind

- things we are unaware of and cannot be
aware of.
THE
STRUCTURAL
MODEL OF
MIND
 ID
comprises Eros
(survival instinct) and
Thanatos (death &
destructive instinct of
man)
the "pleasure principle"
 SUPEREGO
Operates based on the
principles of morality that
drive man to become
socially responsible and
behave in an acceptable
manner.

The "moral principle"

 EGO
Compromises
between the id and
superego to determine
the behavior.

The "reality principle"

INFORMATION
AGE
ALSO KNOWN AS THE
COMPUTER AGE
This has been the era in
which technology has been
prevalent.

It has brought so much

change on how are we living
today.
COMMUNICATION
The act or process of using words, sounds,
signs, or behaviors to express or exchange
information or to express ideas, thoughts,
feelings, etc., to someone else.

Along with the development of technology,

the develop to impacts of distance,
location, and time were eradicated.
 INFORMATION AGE
According to Alberts and Papp (1997) in their paper
entitled The Information Age: An Anthology on Its Impact
and Consequences,

Information age is divided into three modern information

revolution: First Modern Information
Revolution, Second Modern Information Revolution and
Third Modern Information Revolution.
FIRST MODERN
INFORMATION
REVOLUTION

(MID-19TH
CENTURY)
FIRST MODERN INFORMATION REVOLUTION (MID-
19TH CENTURY)

The invention of
telegraph by
Samuel Morse
FIRST MODERN INFORMATION REVOLUTION (MID-
19TH CENTURY)

Alexander
Graham Bell
patented the first
telephone.
FIRST MODERN INFORMATION REVOLUTION (MID-
19TH CENTURY)

Guglielmo
Marconi proved
the feasibility of
radio
communications,
i.e. sending and
receiving of
radio signals.
 SECOND
MODERN
INFORMATION
REVOLUTION

(MID-20TH
CENTURY)
SECOND MODERN INFORMATION REVOLUTION (MID-
20TH CENTURY)

Lee DeForest
Early generation computers were
made available to everyone.

Philo Taylor Farnsworth.

Television as one of the best
communication tools.
SECOND MODERN INFORMATION REVOLUTION (MID-
20TH CENTURY)

Sergci Korolev
Artificial satellites were built and
linked the world.

Claude E. Shannon
quantified information and
measured it in bits.
THIRD MODERN
INFORMATION
REVOLUTION
(1980’S)
THIRD MODERN INFORMATION REVOLUTION
(1980’S)

Labeled as “knowledge
revolution.” This period
is only about the
development of
communication-related
technologies that
improved society.
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QUESTIONS?
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BSA 1A

MEMBERS;

KAREL WEYNE ANUMA

RHIZZA MAE GIAMAL
ERICKA SAGUM

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY