Week 2 Flashcards

1
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constituting a fairly large number of people who are living in the same territory

A

society

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2
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relatively independent of people outside their area and participate in a common culture.

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society

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3
Q

three characters of society

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omnipotence (all-powerful), omniscience (all-knowing), omnipresence (everywhere)

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4
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Library creates, collects, stores, retrieves, and manipulates human memories

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society as a god (omniscience)

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5
Q

Agent occupy and control all the influential position in its domain.

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society as a god (omnipotence)

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6
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Spies are present in the four corners of its territory

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society as a god (omnipresence)

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7
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Symbol system language rules and use of language for communication

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society as a fact (omniscience)

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8
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Machineries and armory of social controls.

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society as a fact (omnipotence)

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9
Q

Socialization agents are present everywhere, even at the start of a person’s life

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society as a fact (omnipresence)

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10
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Language, symbol arts, science

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examples of omniscience

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11
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Laws, norms, values, system, religion, education

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examples of omnipotence

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12
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Family, peers, school, church, government

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examples of omnipresence

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13
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perceived as the matrix of society, the totality of duties, rights, division of labor, norms, social control etc.

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social structure

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14
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set of social relations which are regularly actualized and thus reproduced as a system through interaction.

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social system

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15
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3 levels of social system

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  1. Dyadic Relationship
  2. Household
  3. Local Community
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16
Q

ego-centered set of relationships

A

networks

17
Q

measure of social complexity in a society

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scale

18
Q

the internet; transcends dualism such as local/global and small/large scale. Can be based on close interpersonal relationships even if the participants are scattered around the world.

A

non-localized networks

19
Q

classificatory scheme that runs along two axes; grid and group dimension

A

Mary Douglas

20
Q

persons society classified according to their degree of social cohesion

A

group dimension

21
Q

describes the degree of shared classification of knowledge

A

grid dimension

22
Q

theory of structuration, actors do not act entirely on their own whim: there are bound by structural precondition for their acts.

A

Anthony Giddens

23
Q

necessary conditions for action as the cumulative result of totality of action.

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Theory of Structuration (Anthony Giddens)

24
Q

society thought as a kind of organism

A

Structural Functionalism

25
Q

point out the functions of social institution to show how they supported and contributed to the maintenance of society as a whole.

A

Alfred Radcliffe-Brown

26
Q

social structure and social organization

A

Raymond Firth

27
Q

According to Raymond Firth, is an established pattern of rule, customs, statuses and social institution

A

social structure

28
Q

According to Raymond Firth, defined as the dynamic aspect of structures, what people actually do, their decisions, and pattern of action within the framework of structure.

A

Social Organization

29
Q

not absolute but relative to a kind of social context or a set of activities.

A

Systematic boundaries

30
Q

first anthropologist to use the expression social network

A

John Barnes

31
Q

hierarchically organized through public administration

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territorially delineated

32
Q

many mutually dependent but formally independent entities.

A

economic field

33
Q

had no unit or boundaries had no coordinating organization, made up by ties of friendship and acquaintance

A

social field

34
Q

Group membership

A

A. Individual, Occupational Group, Trade Union, Political Party
B. Nuclear Family, Hometown, Country, Nation