LESSON 1 Flashcards

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A Greek word which literally mean study of man.

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ANTHROPOS

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It is all about understanding variations in human condition.

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ANTHROPOLOGY

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Studies the biological & cultural aspects which gives us knowledge to what is adaptations of today.

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HUMAN ADAPTATION

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Studies Homo Sapiens as Biological beings in the past and present.

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BIOLOGICAL ANTROPOLOGY

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Study of human biological evolutions through fossil examinations of our ancestors and relative

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Paleoanthropology

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Study of nearest animal relatives like Apes

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Primatology

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Description and comparison of the adaptations made by human groups to the diverse ecosystems of the earth

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CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY

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descriptive study of ones culture, subculture or microculture based on fieldwork.

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Ethnography

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a comparative study that analyze the characteristics of various peoples and the differences and relationships between them.

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Ethnology

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Systematic study of the remains of previous cultures as a means of reconstructing the lifeways of people who lived in the past.

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ARCHAEOLOGY

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study of the remains of cultures and subcultures that have written records.

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Historical Archaeology

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study the contemporary material culture

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Applied Archaeology

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Study of language.
Language is the foundation of culture

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LINGUISTICS

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focuses on the mechanics of the language (the sounds, the parts and its meanings

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Descriptive Linguistics

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focuses on the history of languages including its development and relationship to other languages

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Historical Linguistics

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Practical application ofanthropologicalmethod and theory to the needs of society

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APPLIED ANTHROPOLOGY

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It deals with the social issues and the cultural dimension of economic development

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DEVELOPMENTAL ANTHROPOLOGY

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Examines the diseases and health conditions that affect a particular population.

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MEDICAL ANTHROPOLOGY

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Deals with the current cultural systems and identities in the cities and the forces that shaped the urban forms and processes

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URBAN ANTHROPOLOGY

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A discipline that studies human social behavior in a scientific manner

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A Greek word which means “companion”

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First to derive the word from French “sociologie” in 1830

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AUGUSTE COMTE

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When did the birth of sociology start?

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19th century, during the so-called “social upheaval.”

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“Father of Sociology” advocated scientific application to the social world.

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AUGUSTE COMTE

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First woman sociologist proposed societal progress through scientific expansion
HARRIET MARTINEAU
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A concept where a person’s belief, values, and practices should be understood based on that person’s own culture or within a specific context.
CULTURAL RELATIVISM
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Society a living organism in which it has parts and has its own function.
HERBET SPENCER
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Society primary feature is conflict and competition: Bourgeoisie vs. Proletariat
KARL MAX
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-Pioneered scientific method use towards sociology. -He proposed it as a social institution that serves as the basis of solidarity or solidity of an organization because it alone explains the Division of Labor in Society.
EMILE DURKHEIM
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Sociologists must go beyond what people do and what can be observed directly.
MARX WEBNER
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The study of politics, that deals with the systems of government by analyzing political activity and behavior
POLITICAL SCIENCE
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It is concerned with the governance or debate to achieve power.
POLITICS
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He wrote about the moral and ethical issues about the concept of morality
CONFUCIUS
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He included in his writings the reflections about the issue of tyranny against the rule of law.
HERODOTUS
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WHAT ARE CORE OF THE STUDY OF POLITICS
POWER INFLUENCE AUTHORITY LEGITIMACY LINKAGE
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It centers on the question “who is in charge?” and is difficult to define.
POWER
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It tries to give more attention to a broader relationship of control
INFLUENCE
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The power or right to give orders, make decisions, and enforce laws.
AUTHORITY
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Having widespread of approval to exercise power.
LEGITIMACY
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There is a structure that connects people to the government or central authority.
LINKAGE