UCSP Notes
UCSP Notes
Types of norms
1. norm of appropriateness or
decency
Anthropological and sociological Subtype:
perspective
1. The interpretative approach –
Society – the collection of individuals held studies the meanings that individuals
together by sustained interactions and create in their social interactions.
enduring relationships.
People in a society share some degree of
common culture. Transmission of Culture Through
Socialization
- Aspects of culture and society II
Theories on culture and society
*Culture can be acquired through
Structural functionalism
socialization and enculturation
- Your function in the society
- It focuses on the interrelated parts of Enculturation – happens at the very
society and their important functions beginning of our life
to achieve order and balance
Socialization – everyone who influence us
Subtypes of structural functionalism that are around us.
1. Manifest functions – intended
outcome of social activity
(expected) Agents of Socialization
2. Latent functions – unintended
- These helps or teaches the
effects of social activity.
members of a society how to act or
behave properly
Critical Theories of Karl Marx
1. Peers
- Social order id maintained through
- Friends of anyone that is close to us
the domination of one group over
that influences us.
another
2. Mass Media
Critical Theory – an approach associated 3. Religion
with conflict theory, focuses on critiquing 4. Family
society and culture to liberate people. 5. Education Institutions
Explanation: according to Karl Marx, dili Feral children – young individuals who
pwede na walay conflict or problem sa isa did not undergo socialization
ka society as this help the people to know
or dihaa sila makakuhag lesson sa life.
Patterns of Social Interaction
- In groups, the constant interaction of
Symbolic Interactionism
its members creates patterns of
- How people as members of society
behavior which can be seen in;
interact, make sense of their world
1. Beliefs
and attach meaning to it by using
2. Arts
symbols
3. Values
Culture as unstable and contested
- Since culture is susceptible to
change, it is at times unstable and
contested
Language consists of signs, symbols, and
gestures with attached meanings that
members of society share. These meanings
may differ from one culture to the next.
Daniel Everett regarded language as a
cultural too that was used in order to get
things done.
*a single movement could change a society
Aspects of Culture
1. Dynamic - Culture changes as time
passes through, it does slowly.
2. Flexible
3. Adaptive – instead of changing our
biological characteristics, we adapt
to change in our environment
through culture.
Ex: BINI to KPOP
Dynamism and flexibility are two
characteristics of culture
Culture changes as time passes through, it
does slowly.
Cultural lag – delayed ang culture, kanang
basta nag lag XD
EX: Japan is advance 50 years than PH.
Subculture – groups inside a group that
refuses to follow the new norms, kanang
naa silay chance to follow the norm but dili
pwede sa ilaha.
Counterculture – a subculture but goes
against the norm
- Subculture, but do not believe in
norms.
Ex. LGBTQIA+