2. COMPONENTS OF SOCIAL STRATIFICATION
SOCIAL CLASS
level or category where persons have the same socio-economic privileges in society.
SOCIAL STATUS
position of an individual or group within a social structure
SOCIAL ROLE
behavior expected of a person who occupies a particular status

5. KINDS OF SOCIAL STRATIFICATION
CLOSED SYSTEM:
statuses that are assigned to people because of either innate traits or social characteristics of parents
SLAVE SYSTEM
ESTATE SYSTEM
CASTE SYSTEM
OPEN SYSTEM:
status of individual or groups is based on achievements

6. SLAVE SYSTEM
individuals are considered property from the time of birth
no movement from the status of slave to the status of free persons.

9. ESTATE (FEUDAL) SYSTEM
based on the ownership of land.
inherited rather than achieved.
opportunity to move into another level of stratum.
Maharlikas or Nobles, Timawa or Freemen

12. CASTE SYSTEM
strata is average in the order of superiority- inferiority.
individual born into one stratum must remain there for life.
status is ascribed on the basis of a family’s position in the system.

26. WEBER'S 3 COMPONENT OF STRATIFICATION
ECONOMIC ORDER
SOCIAL ORDER
POLITICAL ORDER

28. MORE WEALTH = MORE POWER
STRATIFICATION ACCORDING TO THE POSSESSION OF GOODS
MORE WEALTH = MORE POWER
ECONOMIC ORDER

30. STRATIFICATION ACCORDING TO ESTEEM GIVEN TO THEM
SOCIAL ORDER

31. HOW IS RESPECT ATTAINED?

32. STRATIFICATION ACCORDING TO THE POSSESION OF POWER
POLITICAL ORDER

33. POLITICAL PARTIES
MAGDIWANG VS MAGDALO

34. 146 57.03% 80 31.25% 30 11.72% Valid votes 256 100.00% Votes cast
Candidate
Party
Results
Votes %
EMILIO AGUINALDO
Magdalo Party
146
57.03%
ANDRES BOINFACIO
Magdiwang Party 80
31.25%
MARIANO TRIAS 30
11.72%
Valid votes
256
100.00%
Votes cast
Registered voters
100.0

36. POLITICAL GOALS: POLITICAL PARTIES
DEMOCRAT
REPUBLICAN
PHILOSOPHY:
Liberal
Conservative
CORE BELIEFS
it is the responsibility of government to care for all individuals,
even if it means giving up some individual rights and/or subordinating enterprise and initiative.
limiting the intervention of government as a catalyst of individual prosperity.
-NEVER FAVORED INDEPENDENCE FOR THE PHILIPPINES!!!
Economic Ideas:
Favor minimum wages and progressive taxation i.e. higher tax rates for higher income brackets.
-business decisions should be guided by government officials and in the best interest of labor unions.
Believe taxes shouldn't be increased
-Government should help stimulate a business environment where people are free to use their talents.
Stand on Military issues:
Decreased spending
Increased spending
Social and human ideas:
Based on community and social responsibility
Based on individual rights and justice
POLITICAL GOALS: POLITICAL PARTIES

37. EXPLANATION FOR SOCIAL STRATIFICATION
FUNCTIONAL THEORY
CONFLICT THEORY

38. IMPORTANT POSITIONS: QUALIFIED
FUNCTIONAL THEORY
ACCOMPLISHING TASKS
SURVIVAL
IMPORTANT POSITIONS: QUALIFIED

40. THOSE WHO OWN A LOT WANT TO PROTECT THEIR POSITION
CONFLICT THEORY
SOCIETY IS IN CONSTANT STRUGGLE FOR ECONOMIC, POLITICAL, & SOCIAL REWARDS
THOSE WHO OWN A LOT WANT TO PROTECT THEIR POSITION

41. TYPES OF SOCIAL MOBILITY
HORIZONTAL SOCIAL MOBILITY
VERTICAL SOCIAL MOBILITY

42. HORIZONTAL & VERTICAL SOCIAL MOBILITY
A SHIFT TO A HIGHER OR LOWER STRATUM
NO SHIFT TO A HIGHER OR LOWER STRATUM

45. SYMBOLS: WORDS, GESTURES
SOCIAL INTERACTION
SYMBOLS: WORDS, GESTURES

46. THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVE IN SOCIAL INTERACTION
SYMBOLIC INTERACTIONISM
ETHNOMETHODOLGY
DRAMATURGY

48. SYMBOLIC INTERACTIONISM
CHOOSING & AGREEING ON THE MEANING OF SYMBOLS
MAN CAN MANIPULATE SYMBOLS

50. UNDERSTANDING RULES & STRUCTURES: SOCIAL INTERACTION
ETHNOMETHODOLOGY
UNDERSTANDING RULES & STRUCTURES: SOCIAL INTERACTION

52. DRAMATURGY
BEHAVIOR IS ANALYZED SIMILAR TO A PLAY IN THE PERSPECTIVE OF AN AUDIENCE

53. PATTERNED RESPONSE OF INDIVIDUALS TO EACH OTHER
SOCIAL PROCESS
PATTERNED RESPONSE OF INDIVIDUALS TO EACH OTHER

54. CLASSIFICATION OF SOCIAL PROCESSES
BASIC SOCIAL PROCESSES
COMPETITION
CONFLICT
COOPERATION
DERIVED SOCIAL PROCESSES
ACCOMODATION
DOMINATION
TRUCE OR PACT
COMPROMISE
CONCILIATION & MEDIATION
ARBITRATION
TOLERATION
ASSIMILATION
ACCULTURATION
AMALGAMATION

55. COMPETITION INTERACTION: SEEKING THE SAME GOAL ABIDING TO RULES
STRUGGLE FOR A REWARD/POWER/ POSITION

57. CONFLICT STRUGGLE OVER SCARCE RESOURCES
ONE PARTY SEEKS TO ELIMINATE THE OPPOSITION
RULES OF COMPETITION = BROKEN

58. INTER-DEPENDENCE ON EACH OTHER
COOPERATION
INTER-DEPENDENCE ON EACH OTHER
COMMON GOAL

59. DERIVED SOCIAL PROCESSES: ACCOMODATION
CONFLICT IS SUSPENDED
CONSCIOUS EFFORT
RELATIONS MORE TOLERABLE

60. DERIVED SOCIAL PROCESSES: ACCOMODATION
DOMINATION
TRUCE OR PACT
COMPROMISE
CONCILIATION & MEDIATION
ARBITRATION
TOLERATION

61. RELATIONSHIP OF SUPERIOR (AUTHORITY) & INFERIOR (SUBORDINATE)
DOMINATION
RELATIONSHIP OF SUPERIOR (AUTHORITY) & INFERIOR (SUBORDINATE)

62. CEASING CONFLICTS FOR A PERIOD OF TIME
TRUCE OR PACT
CEASING CONFLICTS FOR A PERIOD OF TIME

63. BOTH PARTIES WITHDRAW THEIR DEMANDS
COMPROMISE
BOTH PARTIES WITHDRAW THEIR DEMANDS

64. CONCILIATION & MEDIATION
SETTING OF DISPUTES BY WAY OF A 3RD PARTY
AGREEMENT IS MUTUAL

65. ARBITRATION
THIRD PARTY DECIDES
COURT TRIALS

66. ONE PARTY GIVES WAY TO ANOTHER
TOLERATION
ONE PARTY GIVES WAY TO ANOTHER

67. INTERPENETRATION OF VALUES
ASSIMILATION
CULTURAL BLENDING
INTERPENETRATION OF VALUES

68. ACCULTURATION A GROUP ADAPTING A DOMINANT CULTURE
IDENTITY REMAINS THE SAME BUT MODIFIED

69. INTERMARRIAGE WITH OTHER GROUPS
AMALGAMATION
INTERMARRIAGE WITH OTHER GROUPS
BIOLOGICAL FUSION