ASSH53: SIGNIFICANCE AND FOUNDATION OF SOCIAL SCIENCES

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Social Science

The scientific study of social, cultural, psychological, economic, and political forces that guide individuals in their actions.

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Enlightenment

The history of the social sciences begins in the Age of _ after 1650.

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after 1650

The history of the social sciences begins in the Age of Enlightenment _ _.

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Social Sciences

Developed from the sciences (experimental and applied), or the systematic knowledge-bases or prescriptive practices, relating to the social improvement of a group of interacting entities.

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Positivism

Social science was influenced by _.

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August Comte

He used the term “science sociale” to describe the field, taken from the ideas of Charles Fourier.

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Science Sociale

Auguste Comte used the term “_ _” to describe the field, taken from the ideas of Charles Fourier.

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Charles Fourier

Auguste Comte used the term “science sociale” to describe the field, taken from the ideas of _ _.

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Social Physics

Comte also referred to social sciences as _ _.

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August Comte

He also referred to social sciences as social physics.

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August Comte

He is known as the Father of Sociology.

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Emile Durkheim

Proposed the idea of structural functionalism.

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Karl Marx

Proponent of communism.

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Proletariat

Work for all.

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Bourgeoisie

They control the economy as wealthy capitalists.

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Max Weber

He noticed that religious countries are the least successful.

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Max Weber

He studied Calvinism.

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Society

Refers to ‘a system of interrelationships which connects individuals together.’

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Society

A ‘common habitat’ or environment within which members of a society depend on one another for survival and well-being.

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Society

Refers to a group of people who share a culture and a territory.

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Socialization

Affects the overall cultural practices of a society and shape one’s self-image.

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Social Science, society

(1) _ _ focus on the study of society and the relationship among individuals within (2) _ .

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Natural Science

Concerned with the natural environment in which human beings exist.

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Natural Science

It includes such sciences as physics and chemistry.

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Natural Science

It also includes the biological sciences, which deal with living things.

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Life Science and Physical Science

2 branches of Natural Science

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Humanities

Refers to the study of the ways in which the human experience is processed and documented.

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Humanities

Encompasses the field of philosophy, literature, religion, art, music, history, and language.

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Liberal Arts

Humanities is also known as _ _.

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Humanities

It is also known as Liberal Arts.

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Humanities

Emerged in the 15th century.

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Humanities

Involves a more of a scientific approach.

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Humanities

Deemed to be more philosophical and concerned with heritage and the question of what makes us human.

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Humanities

A comprised application of an interpretative methodology.

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Social Science

Influenced by and developed after the French Revolution and the Industrial Revolution.

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Social Science

Involves application of an empirical, rational, and objective methodology to present facts.

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Empirical

Based on what we can see/observe.

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History

The study of past events.

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History

It is a systematic attempt to learn about and verify past events and to relate them to one another and to the present.

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Historia

History came from the Greek word _.

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Historia

It means “to inquire.”

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  • History as a process

  • History as a Social Science

Dalawang kategorya ng history.

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E.H Carr

Para sa historyador na si _ _, ang history ay mabibigyang-kahulugan sa dalawang kategorya: history as a process at history as social science.

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History is a process

_ _ _ _ which happens whether human beings are aware of it or not, and whether records about it are consciously made or not.

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History as a social science

_ _ _ _ _ is the study on the inquiry that the historian makes about these broad social processes in their cultural, temporal, and spatial context.

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Positibismo

Kanluraning paniniwala na ang kasaysayan ay nakabatay sa mga empirikal na ebidensya.

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History

No records, no _.

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Records

No _, no history.

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  1. kasaysayan

  2. saysay

  3. salinlahi

Ang (1) _ ay mga salaysay na may (2) _ sa sinasalaysayang (3) _.

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Zeus Salazar

Ayon sa kanya, “ang kasaysayan ay mga salaysay na may saysay sa sinasalaysay ang salinlahi.”

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Pantayong Pananaw

Isinusulat ang kasaysayan ng Pilipino sa punto de bistang Pilipino, para sa mga Pilipino.

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Pantayong Pananaw

Mula sa atin, para sa atin.

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Pankaming Pananaw

Isinusulat ang kasaysayan ng Pilipino sa punto de bistang Pilipino, para sa mga banyaga.

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Pankaming Pananaw

Mula sa atin, para sa kanila.

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Pansilang Pananaw

Mula sa kanila, para sa kanila.

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Pansilang Pananaw

Isinusulat ang kasaysayan ng Pilipino sa punto de bistang banyaga, para sa mga banyaga.

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Primary Source

Mga ebidensya o impormasyon na nagmula mismo sa panahon ng pangyayari o mula sa mga taong direktang nakaranas o nakasaksi nito.

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Pangunahing Sanggunian

Ang primary source kilala rin bilang _ _.

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Secondary Source

Mga sangguniang ginawa pagkatapos ng isang pangyayari at nakabatay sa pagsusuri, interpretasyon, o pagbubuod ng mga primary source.

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Sekondaryang Batis

Ang secondary source ay kilala rin bilang _ _.

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Tertiary Source

Mga sangguniang nagbubuod, nag-iipon, o nag-oorganisa ng impormasyon mula sa primary at secondary sources.

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Tersaryang Batis

Ang tertiary source ay kilala rin bilang _ _.

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Tertiary Source

Hindi ito nagbibigay ng bagong pagsusuri o orihinal na pananaliksik—kundi “pinadaling bersyon” ng kaalaman.

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Panloob at Panlabas na Kritisismo

Dalawang uri ng pagsusuri sa batis o source.

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Panloob na Kritisismo

Pagsusuri sa layunin ng may-akda.

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Panloob na Kritisismo

Pagsusuri sa biases o interes na ipinahihiwatig ng may-akda.

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Panlabas na Kritisismo

Pagsusuri sa awtentisidad ng dokumento.

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Panlabas na Kritisismo

Porma, ayos, pisikal na anyo ng dokumento.

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Panlabas na Kritisismo

Paggamit ng pantulong na disiplina sa pagsusuri.

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Historiograpiya

Pag-aaral ng paraan ng pagsulat, pagdodokumento, at pagbibigay-kahulugan sa kasaysayan.

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Historiograpiya

Pag-aaral sa magkaibang paglalarawan ng dalawang historyador sa iisang pangyayari dahil sa kanilang mga sanggunian, pananaw, o panahon na kanilang kinabibilangan.

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Historical Nuance

Maliliit ngunit mahalagang pagkakaiba, detalye, o konteksto sa kasaysayan na nakakaapekto sa tamang pag-unawa ng isang pangyayari.

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Periodisasyon

Proseso ng paghahati ng kasaysayan sa iba't ibang yugto o panahon.

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Ancient/Pre-Colonial Philippines

Before 1521/1565/1572

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Period of Spanish Colonialism

1521/1565/1572—1898

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The Philippine Revolution

1896—1913

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The Filipino-American War

1899—1913

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Period of American Colonial Rule

1898—1946

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The Philippine Commonwealth Government

1935—1941

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The Japanese Occupation

1941—1945

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Third Republic

1946—1972

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Period of Dictatorship, Restoration of Democracy, to present

1972—1986—present

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Historical Revision

Nagkakaroon ng pagrerebisa ng kasaysayan kung may bagong ebidensiyang nadiskubre, kung may bagong interpretasyong lumalabas, at bagong facts.

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Luisa Camagay

Ika ni _ _, sa historical revision, nagkakaroon ng pagrerebisa ng kasaysayan kung may bagong ebidensiyang nadiskubre.

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Historical Distortion

Sinasadyang baliin, baguhin ang kasaysayan upang bumuo ng bagong naratibo na magsisilbi sa personal na interes.

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Historical Denialism

Tuluyang namang binubura ang isang yugto ng kasaysayan upang pagmukain na hindi naganap ang isang historikal na pangyayari.