Understanding Culture, Society, and Politics

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A comprehensive set of flashcards covering key concepts in the understanding of culture, society, and politics.

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Kinship

The concept of kinship revolves around connections formed through ancestral connections, including blood relations, marital unions, and cultural customs.

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Consanguinity

A biological kinship that refers to genetic ties among individuals, including relations through blood.

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Affinal Kinship

Kinship that results from marriage connections between families or partners.

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Monogamy

The practice of having only one spouse at a time.

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Polygamy

The practice of marrying multiple spouses.

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Political Dynasties

Families or clans where members hold multiple political positions over generations, often finding structures in Philippine political culture.

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Nepotism

The practice of favoring family members for positions of power or influence.

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Nuclear Family

A family unit consisting of two parents and their children.

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Extended Family

A family that includes multiple nuclear families and may cover multiple generations.

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Functionalism

A theoretical perspective that views families as serving essential functions for social stability, including the socialization of children.

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Conflict Theory

A perspective that emphasizes how social inequalities, such as class and gender disparities, are reinforced through family structures.

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Charismatic Authority

A form of leadership based on the exceptional qualities of a leader, where followers have personal attachment to the ruler.

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Formal Education

A structured, planned form of learning that occurs in institutional settings like schools and universities, often leading to recognized certificates.

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Informal Education

Unstructured, often unintentional learning that occurs during daily activities and is driven by curiosity and personal objectives.

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Civil Society Organizations (CSOs)

Voluntary organizations that operate independently from the government and work on issues such as advocacy, governance, and social change.

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Development Agencies

Organizations focused on promoting progress through projects, policy-making, and providing financial assistance.

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Domestic Trade

The exchange of goods and services within a country.

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Global Organizations

Entities that operate internationally to address global issues and encourage cooperation among nations.

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