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    G12 Understanding Culture, Society, and Politics (UCSP)

    Lessons 7: Cultural, Social, and Political Change

    Presented by: Leonides B. Suing


    Cultural, Social, and Political Change
    Cultural, Social, Political Change and Responses to Change
    Cultural, Social, and Political Change

    Social change is the alteration in patterns of


    culture, social structure, and social behavior over
    time.
    Cultural, Social, and Political Change

    Cultural change is a change in the cultural


    patterns of behavior and values.
    Cultural, Social, and Political Change
    Political change is the change in the political patterns
    of behavior and values of individuals as well as
    political institutions that hold power and control in
    society.
    Cultural, Social, and Political Change

    Sources of Change
    Innovation is defined as an “independent invention
    to creatively find solutions to problems.”
    Cultural, Social, and Political Change
    Two Types of Innovation:
    Primary innovation occurs when an individual or a
    group comes up with a completely new idea, method,
    or device.
    Cultural, Social, and Political Change

    Two Types of Innovation:


    Secondary innovation occurs when an individual or
    a group further develops or improves on an already
    existing idea, method, or device.
    Cultural, Social, and Political Change
    Diffusion is the act of spreading
    culture, tradition, objects, and
    ideas to other societies.
    Two types of diffusion:
    1. Direct diffusion occurs
    through trade, marriage, and
    war.
    2. Indirect diffusion occurs when
    a group comes in contact with
    another group indirectly
    through a third party.
    Cultural, Social, and Political Change

    Acculturation is a product of a massive cultural


    change. It entails a show of force by one party
    over another.
    Cultural, Social, and Political Change

    Assimilation occurs when the minority group


    loses its distinctive cultural traits and adopts or
    absorbs those of the dominant culture.
    Cultural, Social, and Political Change

    Social Contradictions and Tensions:


    Inter-ethnic Conflicts
    Cultural, Social, and Political Change

    Class Struggle
    Cultural, Social, and Political Change

    Armed Conflicts
    Cultural, Social, and Political Change

    Terrorism
    Cultural, Social, and Political Change

    Protests
    Cultural, Social, and Political Change

    Gender Inequality
    Cultural, Social, and Political Change
    New Challenges to Human Adaptation and Social Change
    Global Warming
    Cultural, Social, and Political Change
    Migration
    Transnational migration is a representation of social
    mobility. Individuals and groups move from one place
    to another for security and satisfaction of needs.
    Cultural, Social, and Political Change
    Responding to Social, Political, and Cultural Change
    Since change is generally inevitable in a society, people use different ways
    and means to respond to change and manage the impact it can generate
    both to an individual and society.

    Participatory democracy is a discourse of collective behavior, which values


    the contribution of people to generate change or transformation in society.
    Cultural, Social, and Political Change
    New Forms of Media and Social Networking
    This technological development is “a great victory for democracy as
    popular participation can be handily realized with one click.”
    Nonetheless, unregulated access to information can also be
    detrimental.
    Cultural, Social, and Political Change
    Social Movements
    Social movements are activities organized by groups of
    people intended to create effects beyond their own
    group.

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