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CSP250/Beauty Within the Beast:

The Sociocultural System  1) SuperStrucrure: The mental life of the system (Ideas, believes, values, norm  2) Structure: The Organization of the system A) The Political Economy: a1) The Economic Organization a2) The Political Organization B) The Domestic Economy: Kinship (Family, Marriage & Descent Rules)  3) Infrastructure: Technological/Environmental Base of the System A) The Mode of Production B) The Mode of Reproduction

Infrastructure: A) The Modes of Production Modes of Production: the technologies & practices for acquiring/producing energy  Foraging: Hunting & gathering strategies for acquiring energy  Pastoralism: Domestication of animals for the production of energy  Extensive Agriculture: Domestication of plants & animals without the use of irrigation, draft animals, or fertilizers  Intensive Agriculture: Domestication of plants & animals with the use of irrigation, draft animals, and fertilizers  Industrialism: Mechanization of intensive agriculture with the introduction of fossil fuel  Hyperindustrialism: Industrialism with emphasis on information and services

Infrastructure: A) The Modes of Production Modes of Production & The Political Economy Foraging: Generalized Ownership of Critical Resources. Reciprocal system. Band political system Pastoralism: Generalized & Restricted Ownership of Critical Resources. Egalitarian Redistribution system. Tribal political system Intensive Agriculture: Centralized Ownership of Critical Resources. Stratified Redistribution system. Agrarian-State political system Industrialism & Hyperindustrialism : Individualistic Ownership of Critical Resources. Market exchange system. Nation-State political system.