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Lesson 1 Flashcards

1
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What are the social Sciences:

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Sociology, Anthropology, and Political science

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(study of human society)

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sociology

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deals with the scientific study of human interactions, social groups, institutions, whole societies, and human world as such..

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sociology

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4
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it focuses on the ubiquity of social forces in likely forms: sex, gender, religion, class, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation.

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Sociology

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5
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socius means

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companion/ally/friend

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6
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Logos means

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Study

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7
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sociology was born in

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Europe

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8
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sociology was born in Europe during the period of

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the Industrial Revolution

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9
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-credited to be the father of the discipline for he coined the term sociology.

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August comte

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10
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Auguste comte’s Sociology has been always associated with

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positivism

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11
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The school of thought that says that science and its method is the only valid way of knowing things.

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Positivism

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12
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  • the “founding mother” of sociology
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Harriet Martineau

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13
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contribution of Harriet to comte’s work

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translation of Auguste comte’s work from french to English.

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14
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other sociologists.

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Emile Durkheim
Karl Marx
Max Weber

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15
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Pioneer of functionalism in sociology

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Emile Durkheim

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16
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help define and establish the field of sociology as academic discipline

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Contribution of Emile Durkheim

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17
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Father scientific socialism

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Karl Marx

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18
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key concepts in understanding a ruling class system and its sociological effects on individuals and societies.

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Contribution of Karl Marx

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19
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Marxist Theory
Capitalist stage 2 main classes-

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1 Bourgeoisie
2 Ploretariat

20
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  • owns the means of the production
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Bourgeosie

21
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  • working class who sell their own labor power
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Ploretariat

22
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-Pioneer of interpretive sociology

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Max Weber

23
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expanded the concept of social class, ideas of status, power, and social actions

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Contribution of Max weber

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What are the 3 components of Max Weber’s theory of social stratification:

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class, status, & power

25
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  • is the study of the origin and development of human societies and culture.
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Anthropology

26
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as a science seeking to uncover principles of behavior that apply to all human communities.

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Anthropology

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Anthropos means

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Man

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  • often considered as the “father of modern Anthropology” and the “Father of American Anthropology
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Franz Boas

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He rejected social evolution theory of Darwin, from lower to higher forms of society through historical particularism.

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Franz Boas

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Franz Boas rejected social evolution theory of Darwin, from lower to higher forms of society through

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historical particularism.

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Historical particularism is also known as

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Cultural relativism

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-one of the most influential ethnographers of 20th century.

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Bronislaw kasper Malinowski

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-is literally the practice of writing about people

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Ethnography

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Method of social sciences research that requires way the anthropologist to participate & blend w/ way of life

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Participant Observation

35
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He coined the theory of structural functionalism.

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Alfred Radcliffe-Brown

36
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*Social structures and the functions they perform helps to maintain equilibrium.

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Theory of structural functionalism.

37
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Four Branches of Anthropology

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  1. Cultural Anthropology
  2. Linguistic Anthropology
  3. Biological / Physical Anthropology
  4. Archeology Anthropology
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studies cultural variation across diff. societies and examines the need to understand each culture in its own context

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Cultural Anthropology

39
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Studies language and discourage how they reflect and shape different aspects of human society and culture.

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Linguistic Anthropology

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the study of the nature of the human body in relation to its environment.

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Biological / Physical Anthropology

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deals with the study of prehistoric and past societies by studying their tools they left behind and environment

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Archeology Anthropology

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part of social sciences that deals with the study of politics, power, and government.

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Political Science

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it is the process of making Collective decisions in a community; society or group through the application of influence and power

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Political science

44
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poliz -
polis-

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city, states
doings

45
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Country is considered of state if it has:

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1 Government
2 Covereignty (exercise of power)
3 Territory (land, plovial, air)
4 People

46
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“Man is by nature a political animal”

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Aristotle

47
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considered as the founder of Political Science

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Aristotle

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