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    This chapter introduces sociology, anthropology, and political science as social science disciplines that provide unique perspectives for understanding culture, society, and politics. While they have distinct approaches, they also share foundational assumptions about how the social determines dynamics in society and social interactions. It describes sociology as focusing on social forces, anthropology on cultural practices, and political science on power relations. The chapter aims to demonstrate how observing everyday activities can provide insights into these different social science concepts and how they intersect when analyzing social change.

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    This chapter introduces sociology, anthropology, and political science as social science disciplines that provide unique perspectives for understanding culture, society, and politics. While they have distinct approaches, they also share foundational assumptions about how the social determines dynamics in society and social interactions. It describes sociology as focusing on social forces, anthropology on cultural practices, and political science on power relations. The chapter aims to demonstrate how observing everyday activities can provide insights into these different social science concepts and how they intersect when analyzing social change.

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    This chapter introduces sociology, anthropology, and political science as social science disciplines that provide unique perspectives for understanding culture, society, and politics. While they have distinct approaches, they also share foundational assumptions about how the social determines dynamics in society and social interactions. It describes sociology as focusing on social forces, anthropology on cultural practices, and political science on power relations. The chapter aims to demonstrate how observing everyday activities can provide insights into these different social science concepts and how they intersect when analyzing social change.

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    Chapter 1

    The Social Sciences And The


    Three Faces Of The Social
    LEARNING COMPITENCIES
    At the end of the chapter, you should be able to:
    Knowledge • Identify the subject of inquiry and goals of
    anthropology, political science, and
    sociology.
    • Adopt an open and critical attitude toward
    different social, political, and cultural
    phenomena through observation and
    reflection.
    • Demonstrate curiosity and an openness to
    explore the origins and dynamics of culture
    and society and political identities.
    • Analyze the dynamics of social, political, and
    cultural change.
    • Recognize the intersections of anthropology,
    sociology, and political science vis-à-vis the
    phenomenon of change.
    Skills/Performance • Construct an individual social
    Task
    map/editrial essay identifying
    the various social forces at
    work. These forces----social,
    cultural, and political----define
    the range and domains of the
    opportunities and life chances
    that members of society can
    expect given their coordinates
    in the social map.
    Chapter Description
    Chapter 1 • Introduces sociology,
    anthropology, and political
    The Social Sciences sciences as social sciences
    and the Three Faces discipline. As social sciences,
    they offer unique perspectives
    of the Social in understanding the nature of
    the social. Despite their
    distinctive ways of looking,
    they share common
    foundational assumptions on
    how the social determines the
    dynamics of society in general
    and the nature of social action
    and social interactions in
    particular.
    INTRODUCTION

    Society in its broader sense involves


    social, cultural and politics realities. These
    three facets are referred to as the “social
    sciences” also known in academia as
    “disciplines”. It provides unique ways of
    seeing and an equally unique ways of
    zooming in on social details.
    Sociology

    Cultural Social
    practices FACES OF forces
    THE SOCIAL
    Anthropology Power Political Science
    relation

    The social as the merging point of the


    sociological, anthropological, and
    political reflections.
    Lesson 1

    UNDERSTANDING CULTURE,
    SOCIETY AND POLITICS:
    SOME KEY OBSERVATIONS
    LEARNING COMPITENCIES
    At the end of the chapter, you should be able to:
    Knowledge • Articulate observation on human variations,
    social differences, social change, and political
    identities
    • Demonstrate curiosity and an openness to
    explore the origins and dynamics of culture
    and society and political identities
    • Trace the link between behavior and culture
    through observation and analysis
    • Analyze social, political, and cultural change
    Skills/ Observations of a Mall as a Social World
    Performance This activity aims to get you to think about the
    Task familiar world that you see around you. You
    will visit a local mall, and for an hour observe
    how people inside the mall conduct
    themselves individually collectively. The
    following questions, serve as observation
    guide:
    • What sort of people go to malls?
    • What sort of things do they buy?
    • What sort of spots do they visit?
    • What sort of interaction takes place
    between people of different categories (e.g.,
    gender and age)?
    CULTURE, SOCIETY, AND POLITICS AS
    CONCEPTUAL TOOLS

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