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→ Man → World → School → Work → Death → MEANING IN LIFE? → MARX → Loss of Meaning → ↑Meaning in life: free time Framework: loss & gain State → → → Businessmen Recovery? → Capitalist → → Exploitation/ Suffering → Workers → Class Structure Thesis: Bourgeois (Capitalist) DIALECTIC METHOD Antithesis: revolution Parts: Replaceable Alienation/ separation → Synthesis: Communist Society → → Worker to the product/ activities No Private Ownership Religion: Opium SOCIALISM VS. COMMUNISM VS. CAPITALISM

WHAT IS SOCIOLOGY? INTERACTION IS VITAL BEHAVIOR EVOLVES RELATIONSHIPS ARE FORMED & GROUP LIFE IS ACHIEVED FOCUS: SOCIAL BEHAVIOR

GROUP AFFECTING THE MEMBERS AND MEMBERS AFFECTING THE GROUP PREFER: PRODUCTIVE? GROUP AFFECTING THE MEMBERS AND MEMBERS AFFECTING THE GROUP

RELATIONSHIPS ARE FORMED & GROUP LIFE IS ACHIEVED CAN SOCIETY EXIST IN THIS CASE?

SOCIAL CONTRACT THEORY State is a product of man’s contract or covenant.

IS IT HEREDITY OR ENVIRONMENT THAT MADE MAN WHO HE WAS?

IS IT HEREDITY OR ENVIRONMENT THAT MADE MAN WHO HE WAS?

ANTHROPOLOGY (greek: Anthropos) Why modern populations vary in certain physical features Social study of humanity which includes culture & long term development of man Why societies have the same and different customs despite the fact of distance and lack of communication Discovering why human appeared on earth Why man changed since then

Why man changed since then

FIELDS OF ANTHROPOLOGY Physical Anthropology: Archeology Cultural Anthropology Scientific Linguistics

To see is to believe. Your friend gave you these 2 plates and it just so happened that this will be your first time to see such food. Meaning, your ideas are not influenced by your past experiences. Your friend maintained that plate B is the real food. How would you know that the other is not real? What are your grounds that made you claim on such assertion? How would you anchor your knowledge on such experience? A B

DHT: Dihydrotesterone

CONGENITAL HYPERTRICHOSIS Excessive hair growth

PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY Concerned with physical changes of man race evolution, racial classifications

Sumerian Giants (Africa) Men of awesome dimensions… Gen. 6: 1-4 Ancient text: Book of Enoch (Discovered in Ethiopia in Africa; 1773) 200 angels came down to mate with men = GIANTS (6ft – 36ft)

ARCHEOLOGY The main pieces of evidence for evaluating prehistoric societies are: Fossils Has an organic life Withstood the test of time Artifacts Man-made

MAIN TECHNIQUE OF ARCHEOLOGY EXCAVATION PROCESS OF RECOVERING OR REDISCOVERING A FOSSIL OR AN ARTIFACT

CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY Culture: way of life which is learned and transmitted by means of language

SCIENTIFIC LINGUISTICS systematic study of recorded and unrecorded languages all over the world. to know how man was able to communicate with his fellow humans, as a result of which, culture developed.

HOW SOCIOLOGY DEVELOPED

AREAS OF SOCIOLOGY SOCIAL ORGANIZATION SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY SOCIAL CHANGE HUMAN ECOLOGY POPULATION SOCIAL THEORY & METHOD

SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS SOCIAL STRATIFICATION Classifies human skills = productivity

SOCIAL CHANGE

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4, 064 personalities involved in Drug Trade (July 9, 2016) surrendered in Tagum City

Influence of population to social system

Personality formation as a result of group life SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY Personality formation as a result of group life

Behavior of a given population and its relationship to institution HUMAN ECOLOGY Behavior of a given population and its relationship to institution

SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY & METHOD/ INQUIRY Studies to solve human problems

METHODS IN SOCIOLOGICAL INQUIRY EXPERIMENTAL METHOD SAMPLE SURVEY CASE STUDY OBSERVATION INTERVIEW

CASE STUDY INTENSIVE EXAMINATION OF A GROUP OVER A PERIOD OF TIME CAREFUL RECORDING OF EVENTS

EXPERIMENTAL METHOD CONTROL SUBJECT EXPERIMENTAL SUBJECT EXPOSED TO EXPERIMENTAL CONDITIONS NOT EXPOSED TO EXPERIMENTAL CONDITIONS

COLLECTION OF SAMPLE THAT WOULD REPRESENT THE WHOLE SAMPLE SURVEY COLLECTION OF SAMPLE THAT WOULD REPRESENT THE WHOLE

OBSERVATION

INTERVIEW STRUCTURED OR DIRECTIVE: SET OF GUIDED QUESTIONS

UNSTRUCTURED OR NON-DIRECTIVE: SPONTANEOUS/ NO SET OF QUESTIONS