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General sociology with introduction to anthropology
by Ronquillo, Adelaida A.
Publication:
Manila
Goodwill Trading Co., Inc.
1989
. x, 217 pages :
, I. The meaning and scope of sociology. –
The beginning of sociology. –
Definition of sociology. –
The early sociologists. –
Development of sociology in the United States. –
Growth of sociology in the Philippines. –
Current perspective in sociology. –
Sociology and the other Sciences. –
The scientific methods in sociology. –
II. The nature of culture. –
Culture and society. –
Definition of culture. –
The development of culture. –
The basis of culture. –
Characteristics of culture. –
Culture change. –
Cultural relativism. –
Importance of culture in human development. –
III. Social groups. –
The concept of groups. –
Characteristics of groups. –
Status and rule. –
Classification of social groups. –
The importance of groups. –
The concept of society. –
The social process. –
IV. The socialization process. –
The feral children. –
Difference between animals and human beings. –
Nature vs nurture. –
Dramaturgy. –
Agents of socialization. –
V. Social change, collective behavior and social movements. –
The nature of social change. –
Social dynamics of change. –
Barriers to social change. –
Collective behavior. –
Basic forms of collective behavior. –
Public opinion, mass communication and propaganda. –
Propaganda technics. –
Limits of propaganda. –
VI. Social stratification. –
The significance of social stratification. –
The basic components of social stratification. –
Types of social class stratification. –
Methods in the study of social stratification. –
Consequences of social stratification. –
Social stratification in the Philippines. –
Social classes in the rural areas. –
Social classes in the urban areas. –
VIII. Racial ethnics and other minorities.
The races of mankind. –
Racial classification of Filipinos. –
Ethnicity. –
Historical beginnings of the ethnic groups in the Philippines. –
Prejudice. –
Effects of prejudice and discrimination. –
Patterns of ethnic relations. –
Ethnic problems. –
VIII. Philippine cultural values. –
Philippine cultural values. –
Other characteristics of Filipino values and orientation. –
Achieving cultural synthesis. –
IX. Marriage and the family. –
The nature of marriage. –
Basic functions of the family. –
Changes in the family. –
Family disorganization. –
X. The Filipino family. –
Cultural and functional characteristics of the Filipino family. –
Law pertaining to marriage and family. –
Changing functions of the family. –
Problems of the Filipino family. –
XI. Family planning. –
Views on family planning. –
History of family planning. –
The need for family planning. –
The individual and family planning. –
The contraceptive methods. –
XII. Region and society. –
What is religion. –
Technics of religion. –
Science and religion. –
Functions of religion. –
Religion and the state. –
Early religion in the Philippines. –
Contemporary religions institutions in the Philippines. –
XIII. Economic system and social behavior. –
Different economic systems. –
The present economic system. –
The Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program. –
The concept of welfare state. –
Attitudes towards property ownership. –
Private property among the early Filipinos. –
Economic life and culture. –
Complexity of modern economic systems. –
Industrialization in a free society. –
Labor Unionism. –
XIV. Political institutions. –
Power of the state. –
Totalitarianism. –
Communism. –
Colonialism. –
Democracy. –
Philippine democracy. –
Philippine politics. –
XV. Society and education. –
Education in a primitive society. –
Education in a civilized society. –
The school, the family and community are agents in educating the young. –
The school as a controlled environment. –
The role of education and social change. –
Constitutional provisions on education. –
Recent innovations and experiments in education. –
XVI. Demography and population education. –
Sources of demographic data. –
Composition of population. –
The components of population change. –
World population. –
Philippine birth rates and death rates. –
XVII. The rural community and the CARP. –
Evolution of the community. –
Classification of communities. –
The Philippine rural community. –
The rural family. –
The Philippine agrarian problem. –
The salient and most important provision of CARP. –
XVIII. The urban community. –
Urbanization trends in the Philippines. –
The chartered cities. –
The origin and development communities. –
Metropolitan community. –
Metropolitan Manila. –
Urbanism, a way of life. –
Suburban areas. –
Ecological process in the urban community. –
Theories of urban growth. –
Urban ecological structures. –
Urban behavior and personality. –
Urban planning and renewal.
Date:
1989
Availability:
Items available:
ASCOT Library - Zabali Campus
Filipiniana
[301]
(3),
ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus
Filipiniana
[Fil 301 R66g 1989 c.1]
(1),
ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus
Filipiniana
[Fil 301 R66g 1989 c.2]
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Sociology and anthropology: an introduction
by Panopio, Isabel S.
Publication:
Manila
Goodwill Trading Co., Inc.
1988
. vii, 263 pages :
, I. The study of sociology and anthropology –
What is sociology? Anthropology? –
The relationship between sociology and anthropology. –
The relationship of sociology and anthropology to the other Social Sciences. –
The beginnings of sociology and anthropology. –
What is Science. –
Social research procedure. –
The relevance of sociology-anthropology. –
Summary. –
Study helps and topics for research. –
II. Prehistory of the Philippines –
Status of archeology in the Philippines. –
Geological foundations of the earth. –
Fossil evidence of early men. –
Ancient Filipino communities. –
Barangay. –
Leadership. –
Social class. –
Summary. –
Study helps and topics for research. –
III. Culture –
The concepts of culture and society. –
The meaning of culture. –
Behavior as biologically based (Wilson's theory)
Language and culture. –
The characteristics of culture. –
The components of the culture. –
Subculture. –
Cultural diversity. –
Cultural relativity. –
Ethnocentrism. –
Summary. –
Study guide and topics for research. –
IV. Filipino society and culture –
Basic features of Filipino society and culture. –
Filipino values. –
The shaping of social values in schools. –
Summary. –
Study helps and topics for research. –
V. Socialization –
The meaning of personality. –
Freud's theory of personality. –
Symbolic interactionism. –
The process of socialization. –
The development of the social self. –
Goffman's idea of the self. –
Agencies of socialization. –
Deviant behavior. –
Drug addiction. –
Prostitution. –
Summary. –
Study helps and topics for research. –
VI. Social organization –
The family as the simplest form of social organization. –
Marriage definitions and views. –
Residence after marriage. –
Incest regulation. –
Divorce. –
Kinship system. –
Ritual relations. –
Kinship terminologies. –
Principles of kinship identification. –
Matanda sa dugo. –
Bilateral and unilincal systems. –
Parallel and cross cousins. –
Summary. –
Study questions and topics for research. –
VII. Economic organization –
Major types of technologies used by man. –
Land Reform of 1972 (Philippine case). –
The CARP: 1988. –
The rural households and its contributions to economic production. –
Urbanization. –
Summary. –
Study helps and topics for research. –
VIII. Political organization –
Meaning of political organization. –
The state. –
The Muslim political organization. –
Custom law. –
Council of elders. –
Law. –
Power. –
Nation state. –
Summary. –
Study guide and topics for research. –
IX. Social stratification –
What is social stratification? –
Stratification theories. –
Lifestyle. –
Class, caste and kinship. –
Poverty. –
Summary. –
Study helps and topics for research. –
X. Ethic groups –
Characteristics of Philippine ethnic groups. –
Problems and issues confronting ethnic groups. –
Summary. –
Study helps and topic for research. –
XI. Population and ecology –
The population explosion and the world's situation. –
Why the population grew tremendously. –
The Philippine population situation. –
Process in population change. –
Age structure. –
Sex composition. –
Consequences and implication of rapid population growth. –
Population policy and program. –
Summary. –
Study helps and research to make. –
XII. The community-Rural Community –
What is community? –
The rural-urban community. –
Rural society and culture. –
Spatial pattern of Philippine rural communities. –
The rural social institutions. –
Rural change and rural development. –
The CARP law. –
Summary. –
Study guide and topics for research. –
XIII. Urban communities –
Basic concepts. –
Urbanization in the third world. –
Urbanization in the Philippines. –
Urban society and culture.–
Urban ecological processes. –
Urban social institutions. –
Squatters, slums and urban poverty. –
Urban development. –
Summary. –
Study helps and topics for research. –
XIV. Socio-cultural change. –
Basic concepts. –
Theories of social-cultural change. –
The direction of change. –
Factors and impetus to change. –
Processes of social change. –
Factors influencing the response to change. –
Types of social change. –
Summary. –
Study guide and topics for research.
Date:
1988
Availability:
Items available:
ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus
Filipiniana
[Fil 301 P19s 1988]
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Sociology in the Philippine setting: a modular approach
by Hunt, Chester L.
Publication:
Quezon City
Phoenix Publishing House
1987
. x, 362 pages :
, Section I. Sociological foundations –
Chapter 1. The role and scope of sociology. –
The sociological perspective. –
Use of the scientific method in sociology. –
Research techniques commonly used by sociologists. –
The development of sociology. –
Sociology and revolution. –
Models of society: competing perspectives. –
Career in sociology. –
Summary. –
Chapter 2. The nature and role of group behavior. –
The individual and the group. –
Kinds of group life. –
Group pressure on individuals. –
Mechanisms of social interaction. –
Voluntary associations. –
Formal bureaucratic organization. –
Use of statistics. –
Summary. –
Chapter 3. Culture and behavior. –
Culture as a system of norms. –
Culture and the group. –
Manifest and latent aspects of culture. –
Culture and the individual. –
The organization of culture. –
Cultural relativism. –
Summary. –
Chapter 4. Deviance, conformity, and socialization. –
The meaning of socialization. –
Theories of socialization. –
Socialization in the Philippines. –
Conformity and social control. –
Deviance and social change. –
Summary. –
Chapter 5. Philippine values. –
Definition of value. –
General Philippine values.–
Value themes. –
Operational features. –
Value research results. –
Value change and persistence. –
Nationalism versus particularism. –
Value education in the Philippines. –
Summary. –
Chapter 6. Communication, collective behavior, and social movements.–
Communication facilities. –
Conflict and mass communication.–
The role of public opinion. –
Propaganda. –
Social movements. –
Social movements in the Philippines. –
Summary. –
Chapter 7. Social processes. –
Stratification. –
Conflict and competition.–
Competition. –
Assimilation and acculturation. –
Cooperation. –
Differentiation. –
Amalgamation. –
Summary. –
Section II. Social stratification –
Chapter 8. Social class. –
How many social classes? –
Social class under communism. –
Class-linked attitudes. –
Dynamic factors in Philippine class structures. –
The persistence of poverty. –
Interaction between social classes. –
Is there a class struggle? –
Summary. –
Chapter 9. Age, sex, and ethnicity as ascriptive stratification –
Sex and age as ascriptive traits. –
Ethnic conflict. –
Social distance as a measure of ethnic relationships. –
Cultural communities. –
Land and development. –
Do minorities have rights? –
Cultural pluralism and integration. –
Filipino-American relationships.–
Assimilation or cultural pluralism for the Chinese? –
Muslims and Christians. –
Summary. –
Section III. Institutional behavior –
Chapter 10. Institutions. –
Institutionalization. –
Education. –
Value conflicts. –
Government and the economy. –
Consensus and dissent. –
The interrelationship of institutions. –
Summary. –
Chapter 11. The family. –
Family patterns. –
Family composition. –
The Filipino family in modern society. –
Family and the larger society. –
Summary. –
Chapter 12. Religion and society. –
Religion of the early Filipinos. –
Folk religion. –
Contemporary religious groups in the Philippines. –
Para-church organizations. –
Religion as a source of international contracts. –
Pluralism and ecumenicity. –
Concepts utilized. –
Legislation and religious viewpoints. –
Change in the churches. –
Social issues and liberation theology. –
Summary. –
Section IV. Communities and population. –
Chapter 13. The rural community. –
The critical importance of the rural areas in the Philippine development. –
Culture of the rural communities. –
Rural culture. –
Health and medical care. –
Formal organizations. –
Government in rural areas. –
The economy of rural areas. –
Rural unrest. –
Historical background of Filipino agrarian troubles. –
Rural improvement programs. –
New directions in the rural society. –
Summary. –
Chapter 14. The urban community. –
History and growth of city of life. –
Urban social structure and institutions. –
The urban ecological processes. –
Social class and ethnicity in the city. –
The future of the city. –
A new urban order. –
Summary. –
Chapter 15. Population growth and distribution. –
Demography as a filed of study. –
Population composition and distribution. –
Sources of demographic change: fertility, mortality, migration. –
The "population explosion": causes and possible solutions. –
Rapid population growth as a social problem. –
Alternative strategies for reducing population growth. –
Summary.
Date:
1987
Availability:
Items available:
ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus
Filipiniana
[Fil 301 H91s 1987 c.1]
(1),
ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus
Filipiniana
[Fil 301 H91s 1987 c.2]
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