Unit 1Lesson 1
The Istambay Phenomenon
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Etnicity-
it is a condition in which a social group belongs
to a common national or cultural tradition.
Cultural Identity-
this refers to the identity or feeling of belonging
to a group.
Sex
- it is the biological or physical characteristics of
human whether a male or a female (e.g. having
a penis, vagina, beard, or breasts etc), genes
and hormones.
Gender-
it is the personal traits and social roles of the
human either masculine or feminine.
Identity Crisis-
a person who does not accept or understand
their sexuality or unable to understand their
status.
Unit 1Lesson 2:Significance of Studying Culture,
Society and Politics
To develops our understanding, knowledge, skills,
values an attitudes to achieving social and
cultural literacy. To increase our knowledge and
understanding and would give us to impetus to
change To have clear understanding about
society, culture and politics To equipped with
informed and responsible values and attitudes
Reflection on the Following
Phenomena
A. Food Taboos
is a prohibition against consuming foods.ex.
every Holy Week, during and after pregnancy,
menstrual periods or breast feeding
Some Dishes that Filipinos
Consider as Taboo
Any dish that have a dog or cat meat by the virt
ue of R.A. no.8485; the law prohibiting the use of
the dog and cat meat. Any meat of animals
considered
as endangered. Any food that violates human di
gnity because they are notanymore acceptable
for human consumption by public opinion.ex.
botcha and pagpag
B.
A person who does not have work and who
usually hang-outs on street corners. A person who
spends his time unprofitably
C. Political Dynasty
refers to families whose members are engaged
in politics have been in the Philippine political
structure since time pastex. Anti-Dynasty Bill
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Christine huhuhuhuhu need power hug pagod
na ulit me huhuhuhu
D. Philippine Elections
- The President, Vice- President and the senators
are elected ona national or popular elections
serves for a six-year term- The members of the
House of Representatives and the local
government officials are elected for a term of
three years and are eligible for re-elections
Major Social Changes in the 21st Century
The 21st century has been characterized by the
dynamic interaction between the advancing
technology and the improvement of economy
and society. Hence, it has been said that the
main driving force is technology.
Technology
is altering our society and changing our lives and
may results to a change in the culture.
Texting Technology Text messaging
or simply texting can be done by composing
and sending electronic messages from one
person to another sing mobile phones or fixed or
portable devices over a phone network. SMS-
Short Message Service MMS- Multi-Media
Messages
konting type nalanggg shocks malolowbatt na
teka anubayan ASUS huhuhu
Selfie Phenomenon. Selfie
has been defined as s self-portrait photograph,
normally shot with a digital camera phone held
in the hand or braced by a selfie stick.
Penge tulog ma, pa, kapatid
Unit 1Lesson 4
Sociology
deals with the study of society and focused on
all kinds of social interactions, social relationships,
social organization, structure and process.
Anthropology
describe and explain human variation or the
observe similarities and differences in people
through time and across space.
Political Science
deals with the study of the state and
government as well as the theory and practice
of politics.
Areas of Sociology
1. Social Organization-
study the social groups, social institutions, social
stratification, mobility, ethnic relations and
bureaucracy.
2. Social Psychology-
tackles human behavior as a result of group life,
personality formation, social attitude and
collective bahavoir.
PAwER yaw Q na
2. Social Change-
the study of changes in the society and culture
and the factors resulting from such change.
4. Social Organization and Disorganization
- study the emergence of societies, their structural
formation and the ways they are strengthened.
5. Human Ecology-
studies the behavior of a given population and its
relationship to present social institutions.
6. Population
- concerned with population size, composition,
change and quality and on how they influence
the economic, political and social systems.
7. Sociological Theory and Method-
is concerned with the application of the results of
sociological studies to solve various human
problems.
The Major Branches of
Anthropology
1. Cultural Anthropology
- primarily based on cultural understanding
gained through actual experiences or
participant observations of the human
population
Nagugutom na me
2. Physical Anthropology-
deals with the biological and behavioral aspects
of human beings.
3. Archaeology-
study both the ancient and recent past of
humans through the material remains such as
artifacts, fossils and bone fragments.
4. Linguistic Anthropology-
studies the relations between language and
culture in relation to human biology, human
reasoning and human language.
5.Applied Anthropology-
deals with the application of anthropological
facts, perspectives, theories and procedures in
identifying, assessing and solving social problems
Major Subdivisions of
Political Science
1. Political Theory-
focuses on the ideas of classical thinkers such as
Aristotle, Niccolo Machiavelli, Cicero and Plato
among others.
2. Comparative Politics
- deals with the incisive evaluation and
comparison of the doctrines of various
constitutions, of political actors, legislature and
other allied fields.
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3. Public Administration-
focuses on the implementation of government
policies, and the principles governing civil
servants working in the government.
4. International Relations-
delve on nation-states interactions including
intergovernmental and transnational
organizations
5. Law-
governs the relationships between individuals
and the government
6. Political Methodology-
focuses on the quantitative methods used in the
study of politics combining Statistics, Mathematics and
formal theory
Unit 2 Lesson 1Definition of Society
Is a group of people interacting with each other
and having a common culture; sharing common
territory and having common aspirations

Theories on Human Society

Plato
“The Republic”; laid his standards for an ideal
society ruled by
philosopher-kings assisted by equally and
intellectually gifted guardians
Aristotle
“The Politics”; states that man is self
-sufficient and that those who are unable to live
in society and have no needs in life must
be either a “beast” or a “gods”.

St. Augustine
“Tale of the Two Cities”; he describe society’s
ultimate pilgrimage
towards the kingdom of God which is closely
identified with the church, the community that
worshipped God.

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Sir Thomas More

“Utopia”; refers to the ideal, imaginary island
nation whose political system he described.

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