UCSP

• Culture is Integrated because its various elements such a values, norms, beliefs, and practices, are interconnected and mutually reinforce each other, creating a cohesive nd unified system within a society
• Culture is Shared because it represents a collective identity with common practices, values, and beliefs that bind a group or society together.
• Culture is Symbolic because it uses shared symbols, such as language, rituals, and art, to represent and communicate meaning within a society.
• Culture is Dynamic because it constantly evolves and changes over time in response to social, economic, technological, and environmental factors, as well as interactions with other cultures, leading to the emergence of new practices, beliefs, and cultural expressions.
• Culture is Learned through socialization and the transmission of knowledge, beliefs, values, and customs from one generation to another
• Anthropology's goals is to discover fundamental similarities that connect human beings throughout the world
• Sociology allows you to gain a greater understanding of the complex and simple nature of humans and their societies.
• Goal of Politics is to protect the rights of an individual. - Avoid conflict  and promote cooperation.
• Culture is the set of shared attitudes, values, goals, and practices that characterizes an institution or organization
• What are the Cultural Variation

  • Clothing
  • Food
  • Features
  • Religion
• Social Differences
• Elements of Culture

  • Values
  • Norms
  • Language
  • Symbol
  • Religion
• Classification of Culture

  • Stability
  • Pattern
• Function of Culture

  • Provision of Eduction
  • Provides Communication
  • Helps Individual fulfill his potential as a social being
  • Acts as a social glue that helps to bind the people together
  • Serves as a trademark or special feature that distinguishes one society from one another.
• Society is a group of people living together in a definite territory, having a sense of belongingness, mutually interdependent of each other, and follow a certain way of life.
• Sense of belonging is a reason why people live together as a society because it provides individuals with a shared identity, purpose, and support system.
• Survival is a reason why people live together as a society because it allows for the sharing of resources, protection, and cooperation, increasing the chances of individual and collective survival.
• Specialization allows people to specialize in different skills and professions, leading to interdependence and the need for cooperation, which encourages people to live together as a society.
• Components of Society

  • Population
  • Organization
  • Product
  • Culture
  • Territory
  • Institution
• Elements of Society

  • Interdependence
  • Cooperation
  • Conflict
• Functions of Society

  • Satisfaction of Basic Needs
  • Preservation of Order
  • Management of Education
  • Management of the Economy
  • Division of Labor
  • Communication Management
  • Management of education
  • Preservation and transmission of culture
  • Leisure
  • Spirituality