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    Ucsp Module No.2

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    This document discusses culture, society, and politics. It defines culture as the beliefs, languages, foods, and other aspects that are learned and shared within a group and that change over time through socialization and interaction. Society is defined as a group of people involved in social interactions within a shared community or territory. Politics involves the systems of government, rights, and policies that govern a society. Culture and social interactions like cooperation, competition, and conflict help shape societies over time.

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    This document discusses culture, society, and politics. It defines culture as the beliefs, languages, foods, and other aspects that are learned and shared within a group and that change over time through socialization and interaction. Society is defined as a group of people involved in social interactions within a shared community or territory. Politics involves the systems of government, rights, and policies that govern a society. Culture and social interactions like cooperation, competition, and conflict help shape societies over time.

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    This document discusses culture, society, and politics. It defines culture as the beliefs, languages, foods, and other aspects that are learned and shared within a group and that change over time through socialization and interaction. Society is defined as a group of people involved in social interactions within a shared community or territory. Politics involves the systems of government, rights, and policies that govern a society. Culture and social interactions like cooperation, competition, and conflict help shape societies over time.

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    This document discusses culture, society, and politics. It defines culture as the beliefs, languages, foods, and other aspects that are learned and shared within a group and that change over time through socialization and interaction. Society is defined as a group of people involved in social interactions within a shared community or territory. Politics involves the systems of government, rights, and policies that govern a society. Culture and social interactions like cooperation, competition, and conflict help shape societies over time.

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    ANTHROPOLOGY

    SOCIOLOGY
    POLITICAL SCIENCE
    Lesson
    The Concept, Aspect and Changes
    2 in/of Culture and Society.
    • Beliefs
    CULTURE • Languages
    • Food

    • Community
    SOCIETY • Relationships
    • Family

    • Government
    POLITICS • Rights
    • Policy
    Is an umbrella term which
    encompasses the social behavior and
    norms found in human societies, as well
    as the knowledge, beliefs, arts, laws,
    customs, capabilities, and habits of the
    individuals.
    Culture constantly changes and adapt to
    the current state of society. It continuously
    restores itself whenever customs do
    not fit in the current situation anymore.
    Culture is learned and acquired through different
    interactions with people. Culture is shared learning
    experience. Because culture constantly changes,
    we get to share the learning process with other
    people. However, culture is also contested
    indifferent ways and situations.
    Socialization is an ongoing process of
    learning languages, behaviors, customs,
    values, norms, and others to acquire a
    personal identity.
    Socialization helps us acquire both
    good and bad parts of our culture.
    • Exchange or social exchange is the expectation that whenever
    we do something good, we will receive something good in
    return. It is the most basic pattern of socialization

    • Cooperation is when people or groups of people work together


    to achieve a common goal. Cooperation is considered to be
    essential for human survival because, without cooperation,
    social life would be unmanageable.

    • Competition may be viewed as the opposite of cooperation.


    Instead of working together towards a common goal,
    competing individuals or groups battle to achieve the target
    that only one can have.
    • Conflict arises when people disobey rules, control a person by
    force, or hurt other people just to achieve their goals. However,
    conflict is not always considered bad. threatened by an external
    factor.

    • Coercion happens when there is a use of threat or force in


    persuading others. People usually coerce other people when
    they cannot achieve their goals on their own.
    The patterns of social interaction are
    connected to each other and may
    change from time to time.
    Culture can also be transmitted from
    one person to another and even from
    one society to another.
    In every interaction, language is the most
    important tool that is always used. Language is not
    only restricted to verbal language. It is also used in
    non-verbal communication or body language
    during interaction.
    Is a group of individuals involved in
    persistent social interaction, or a large
    social group sharing the same spatial
    or social territory, typically subject to
    the same political authority and
    dominant cultural expectations.
    Society was coined by social scientist to
    facilitate their exploration of social
    phenomena.

    Society represents an ideal type, which more


    or less depicts the form, process, and
    dynamics of the social reality it embodies.

    Society is seen as an outcome of multiple


    interaction of people upon which succeeding
    interactions are made meaningful and possible.

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