MODULE 2 Flashcards

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STATES THAT NEW CULTURAL FORMS EMERGE FROM THE PAST THROUGH SIMILAR STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT.

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UNILINEAL EVOLUTIONISM

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ASSERTS THAT CULTURE ORIGINATES FROM ONE OR MORE CULTURE CENTERS, WHICH ARE RESULTS OF BORROWED ELEMENTS OF THE NEW CULTURE.

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CULTURAL DIFFUSIONISM

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BELIEVES THAT EACH GROUP OF PEOPLE HAS ITS OWN UNIQUE CULTURE INFLUENCED BY ITS HISTORY, GEOGRAPHY, AND ENVIRONMENT.

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HISTORICAL PARTICULARISM

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BELIEVES THAT EACH GROUP OF PEOPLE HAS ITS OWN UNIQUE CULTURAL ELEMENTS AND PRACTICES ARE INTERRELATED AND INTERDEPENDENT AND PERSIST BECAUSE THEY HAVE PURPOSE.

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ANTHROPOLOGICAL FUNCTIONALISM

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CONVEYS THAT CULTURAL PHENOMENA AND PRATICES HAVE A RELATIONSHIP TO ONE BY WHICH HUMAN ORGANIZE AND STRUCTURE THEIR EXPERIENCES

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ANTHROPOLOGICAL STRUCTURALISM

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CONSIDERS THE IDEA THAT CULTURE IS INFLUENCED BY TECHNOLOGY, RESOURCES, ECONOMIC VALUES, AND THE UTILIZATION OF THINGS.

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CULTURAL MATERIALISM

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What are the anthropology perspective

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  1. UNILINEAL EVOLUTIONISM
  2. CULTURAL DIFFUSIONISM
  3. HISTORICAL PARTICULARISM
  4. ANTHROPOLOGICAL FUNCTIONALISM
  5. ANTHROPOLOGICAL STRUCTURALISM
  6. CULTURAL MATERIALISM
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VIEWS SOCIETY AS AN ORGANIZED NETWORK COOPERATING GROUPS OPERATING ORDERLY TO GENERALLY ACCEPTED NORMS.

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FUNCTIONALISM

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SEES THE SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT IN A CONTINOUS STRUGGLE WHICH IS IN CONTRAST WITH FUNCTIONALISM.

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CONFLICT PERSPECTIVE

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DEALS WITH PATTERNS OF BEHAVIOR IN LARGE UNITS OF SOCIETY SUCH AS ORGANIZATION, COMMUNITIES, ETC.

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SYMBOLIC INTERACTIONISM

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EXPLAINS HOW HUMAN GROUPS CAME TO EXIST, GROW, AND DEVELOP.

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EVOLUTIONISM

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DERIVED FROM LATIN WORD ‘SOCIETAS’ WHICH MEANS ‘COMPANION’ OR ‘ASSOCIATE’.

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Society

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What is Society based on ARIOLA, 2012

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REFERS TO ALL PEOPLE, COLLECTIVELY REGARDED AS CONSULTING A COMMUNITY OF RELATED, INTERDEPENDENT INDIVIDUALS LIVING IN A PARTICULAR PLACE, FOLLOWING A CERTAIN MODEL OF LIFE

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ACCORDING TO KORNBLUM ASCITED IN BALIAO & PARCON (2011) “what is society”

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REFERS TO A POPULATION OF PEOPLE THAT IS ORGANIZED IN A COOPERATIVE MANNER TO CARRY OUT THE MAJOR FUNCTION OF LIFE INCLUDING REPRODUCTION, SUSTENANCE, SHELTER, AND DEFENSE.

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DEFINES SOCIETY AS A POPULATION THA OCCUPIES THE SAME TERRITORY WHICH IS SUBJECT TO THE SAME POLITICAL AUTHORITY AND PARTICIPATES IN A COMMON CULTURE.

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ROBERTSON (CITEDBALIAO &PARCON, 2011)

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CULTURE ACCORDING TO ZULUETA (2006), THE TERM CULTURE HAS TWO NOTIONS:

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IT MAY REFER TO THE INDIVIDUAL’S TASTES, INCLINATION, AND INTEREST IN THE “FINE ARTS”
IT IS REFERRED TO AS BEING CIVILIZED.

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IS A COMPLEX WHOLE WHICH ENCOMPASES BELIEFS, VALUES, ATTITUDES, LAWS, NORMS, ARTIFACTS, SYMBOLS, KNOWLEDGE, AND EVERYTHING THAT PERSON LEARNS AND SHARES AS A MEMBERS OF SOCIETY.

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CULTURE

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What are the aspects of culture

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ARTIFACTS
ARTS AND RECREATION
CLOTHES
CUSTOMS AND TRADITIONS
FOODS
GOVERNMENT
KNOWLEDGE
LANGUAGE
RELIGION
SHELTER
TOOLS
VALUES

19
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IS THE PERCEPTION OF ONE’S OWN CULTURE AS SUPERIOR COMPARED TO OTHER CULTURES.

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ETHNOCENTRISM

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IS THE PERCEPTION OF ONE’S OWN CULTURE AS INFERIOR COMPARED TO OTHER CULTURES (BANAAG, 2012)

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XENOCENTRISM