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What does culture include according to Edward H. Taylor's definition?
What does culture include according to Edward H. Taylor's definition?
Which of the following describes non-material culture?
Which of the following describes non-material culture?
What term refers to the discrimination of people based on various social characteristics?
What term refers to the discrimination of people based on various social characteristics?
Which of the following aspects is NOT included in social differences?
Which of the following aspects is NOT included in social differences?
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What defines the socio-economic class?
What defines the socio-economic class?
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How does social change occur?
How does social change occur?
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Which of the following best explains political identities?
Which of the following best explains political identities?
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What role does election play in the political landscape of the Philippines?
What role does election play in the political landscape of the Philippines?
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What is one primary function of culture in society?
What is one primary function of culture in society?
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How does society contribute to individual identity?
How does society contribute to individual identity?
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What does political science primarily study?
What does political science primarily study?
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What is one goal of anthropology?
What is one goal of anthropology?
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What does sociology analyze?
What does sociology analyze?
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Which change is categorized as social change?
Which change is categorized as social change?
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How does studying culture contribute to overall human satisfaction?
How does studying culture contribute to overall human satisfaction?
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What is a characteristic of political change?
What is a characteristic of political change?
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Study Notes
Culture
- Defined by Edward B. Tylor as a complex whole including knowledge, beliefs, arts, morals, laws, customs, and acquired capabilities and habits.
- Divided into material culture (tangible things like tools and clothing) and non-material culture (intangible things like habits, ideas, and religion).
Cultural Variation and Social Differences
- Cultural variation refers to differences in social behaviors across cultures.
- Social differences arise from discrimination based on economic status, race, ethnicity, gender, and profession.
- Examples of social differences: gender (biological characteristics and societal roles); socio-economic class (high, middle, and low income); ethnicity (shared culture, language, history); and race (shared physical characteristics).
Social Change
- Significant alterations in behavior patterns, values, and norms over time.
- Driven by modernization and globalization.
Political Identities
- Political positions based on the interests and perspectives of social groups.
- In democratic systems like the Philippines, leaders are elected.
Significance of Studying Culture, Society, and Politics
- Culture:* Enables adaptation to the environment, establishes acceptable behavior, conveys meaning, produces material goods, and contributes to human satisfaction.
- Society:* Provides economic interdependence, defines territorial identity, symbolizes political independence, and represents power distribution and resource allocation.
- Politics:* Art of government, public affairs, power, and resource distribution; involves academic consensus and compromise.
Anthropology, Political Science, and Sociology
- Anthropology:* Scientific study of humankind, their works, bodies, behavior, and values across time and space. Goals include describing human biological and cultural evolution and diversity.
- Political Science:* Systematic study of the state, government, and relationships between individuals, groups, and sovereign entities. Goals include understanding current affairs and contributing to government and society.
- Sociology:* Scientific study of patterned human behavior and interaction, essential in understanding cultural makeup. Goals include self-understanding and aiding decision-making.
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This quiz explores key concepts of culture as defined by Edward B. Tylor, including material and non-material culture. It also examines cultural variation and social differences, highlighting factors like gender, socio-economic class, ethnicity, and race. Additionally, the impact of social change driven by modernization and globalization is discussed.