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greek philosophers who start studying social science
socrates
plato
aristotle
what are the characteristics of good interpretation
time
resources
level of understanding
process
researching
analysis
relevance
validity
studying is equal to
science
studying = sciene
social phenomena
political identities
cultural attributes
social concepts
one of the branches of science, devoted to the study of societies and relationship among individuals
social science
basic unit of society
family
humans are social being
communication
traditions and practices
thinking
tools
organizations
relationships
nature
3 main discipline of social science
anthropology
sociology
political science
study of human biological characteristics and evolution
anthropology
anthropology focuses on
behavior
biology
civilizations
origins
scientific study of the mind and behavior
psychology
scientific study of life
biology
primary categories of biology
botany
human biology
microbiology
zoology
theory of evolution
charles darwin
progression of civilization
edward burnett tylor
father of modern anthropology
franz boas
father of philippine anthropology
henry otley beyer
analyze anthropological concepts on holistic approach
holism
analyze culture by relations
cultural relativism
immersion
fieldwork
study of the development, structure and functioning of human society, focuses on society
sociology
sociology focuses on
family
social structure
society
social change
social phenomena
auguste comte
father of sociology
èmile durkheim
integrates empirical research to social analysis
study of government, public policies and political behavior
political science
political science focuses on
governance
decision making
making law
“the republic”
plato
“man is a political animal”
aristotle
features of our achievement as a human or society,
intricate system that can be manifested by beliefs, practices, values, attitude
culture
aspects of culture
dynamic, flexible, adaptive
elements of culture
knowledge
beliefs
social norms
any info received
knowledge
accepted reality
beliefs
established expectations of society
social norms
forms of social norms
folkways
mores
values
technology
pattern of repetitive behaviors
folkways
set of ethical and moral standards
mores
2 types of culture
non material
material
non material culture
ideas
languages
religion/belief
behavior/gesture/habit
material culture
tools
fashion
food
architecture
complex network of interconnected people, shares common interests
society
variations of modifications of social change
politics
health
economy
geography
calamities and climate
alterations to the elements of culture
cultural change
analyze the commonalities/similarities of each culture
cultural relativism
has cultural standard or norms in analyzing different culture
ethnocentrism
constantly changing pattern
kaleidoscope
importance of cultural relativism
space for verification and validation
evaluation of morality and ethical soundness
the ability to see the holistic pov of the culture
