SOCSCI 1 M11 Flashcards

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(a) a problem that seeks for solutions, usually global, e.g., poverty, and its local forms;

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Problematique

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(b) a research problem or question, e.g., Is life finite?

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Problematique

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(c) the subject that a field of knowledge claims as its own, e.g., logic. It is bound with the historical period that produces it.

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problematique

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(a) it partakes of the period’s assumptions of ‘truth’; and

(b) the dominant knowledge at the time influences it

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Idea of problematique and its paradigm

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The ______________ (mode of understanding) produces, purveys, and supports, the problematique at the time.

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paradigm

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Moreover, it controls the way we think about things, including accepting its flaws and reproducing them (Foucault 1966).

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Paradigm (modality)

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The first paradigm that posits the first problematique of science: It is the role of science to help man attain happiness.

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Positivism

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Study of old age

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Gerontology

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Universal old age

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80 years old

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2 obsessions of 19 century man with the human body

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Aging and death

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Western society today obsession with the human body:

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Age and n ugliness

I.e. cosmetic surgery

Or has nothing to do with age but just ugliness
- in the name of confidence

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Noninfectious epidemic accts for decline in old age in developed countries n the rest of the world

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Obesity

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Term describe occurrence of disease in old age

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Compression of Morbidity

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14
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2 things important in lifestyle

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Exercise and Diet

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Term for bacteria or yeasts promoted for their health benefits

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Probiotics

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non geriatric field that dominates gerontological knowledge today

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Biomedicine (multidisciplinary)

Anthro, Psych, Bioethics, etc…

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Twin studies Metchnikoff pioneered

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Gerontology (Aging)

Thanatology (Death)

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18
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Who founded Science of Happiness

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Czikszentmihalyi

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19
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Concept of Flow (has 8 characterisitics)

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complete concentration, clarity of goals,
intrinsic rewards, effortlessness,
a balance between challenge and skill,
merged actions & awareness,
and feeling of control

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In the 19th century, old age, suffering, and death were prominent topics, and
positivism addressed these issues

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Happiness and Aging

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In his study of aging and death, contributed to gerontology (the study of aging) and thanatology (the study of death).

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Ilya Metchnikoff

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He considered aging as senescence, marked by frailty and disease, and
believed science could make aging and death more pleasant

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Ilya Metchnikoff

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Metchnikoff’s work on gut health and yogurt laid the foundation for this field

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modern probiotics

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Concept refers to a state…

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Flow state

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Herbert Spencer's 2 unknowable
Happiness and God
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Herbert Spencer's 2 prerequisites to recognizing the rights of others
Morality and Altruism
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Haybron's Condition of unhappiness
Tranquility or Depression (clinical term but changed in OL)
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Haybron's term which refers to happiness
Tranquility (Well-being) Goodlife -> useful in Social and Political decision making i.e. policies, leads to satisfaction
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Auguste Compte's (the founder of positivist philosophy) religion of Humanity
Auguste Comte (1798–1857) Theory of the Religion of Humanity = Positivism Comtism, defined as "Catholicism without Christianity" Comte's religion of humanity has no concept of God. This religion is purely based on morality and not on the belief in supernatural or divine power. Comte was not in favor of a theological kind of religion. Comte argued that God resides in the ignorance of man.
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Marcel Mauss' book on reciprocity
"The Gift" Theory of Social Origin (Reciprocity) Mauss - Father of reciprocity
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First book on reciprocity
Bronislaw Malinowski Argonauts of the Western Pacific Examines the extensive and complex trading system maintained by Trobriand Islanders
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Rwandan model of reciprocity Mauss following from the idea of Malinowski
Kula - 'Exchange' Symbolized as the ring/tube
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Word ref to dependence on adults until 18, 22, 25
Neoteny Human dev as a life course not as aspect of social life
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Bisaya for ingrate
Wala Kang utang ng loob Wa(la)y ka mabubuton Walay buot
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2 traits consist of prosociality
Friendly and Cooperative
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stated phrase survival of the fittest (Social concept neo-marxist justify social classes- in post industrial england)
Herbert Spencer Later on, Charles Darwin added quality/characteristic of the "fittest"= adaptability
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State Neo-darwinism
Modern Synthetic Theory of Evolution (Coyne) -mutation causes variation - natural selection... selects individuals w/fittest variation for survival Darwinism - Evolutionism
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Who said group also ref to people and community
Geertz
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kinship term ref to a corporate unilineal group
Association Family, lineage, tribe
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Term ref to descent based on blood
Kinship
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Highest Bi lateral kinship system
Tribe - presumed political cohesion (political system) Unilineal Patrilineal Matrilineal
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Bilateral: Lineage Political: Father side Closer: Mother side
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Who said contact between groups is key factor to change
McNeill
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**Define change. Give an example.** Development - freedom from encirclement
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"French coined term"
Divertissement