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Ucsp 2ND Slides
Ucsp 2ND Slides
Learning Competency:
Analyze the concept, aspects and changes
in/of culture and society
OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, you are expected to:
• analyze the concept of culture and society; and
• determine the aspects and changes of culture and society.
What is Culture?
According to Edward Tylor
“Culture refers to that complex whole which includes knowledge,
beliefs, art, morals, law, customs, and any other capabilities and habits
acquired by man as a member of society”. It is also defined a set of
practices and traditions that define a specific society. Wherein Society
Constitution of social actors in constant interaction.
Culture is everything made, learned, or shared by the members of a
society, including values, beliefs, behaviors, and material objects.
What is Culture?
Culture is learned, and it varies tremendously from society to society.
We begin learning our culture from the moment we’re born, as the
people who raise us encourage certain behaviors and teach their version
of right and wrong.
Although cultures vary dramatically, they all consist of two parts:
Material Culture and Nonmaterial Culture.
Types of Culture
1• Material culture refers to the concrete and tangible things that man
creates and uses. They range from the prehistoric stone tools of
primitive man to the most advanced computer of the modern man
Material Culture consists of the concrete, visible parts of a culture, such
as food, clothing, cars, weapons, and buildings.
Types of Culture
2• Non-material culture - consists of words people use; the habits they
follow; the ideas, customs, and behavior that any society professes and to
which they strive to conform. Laws, techniques, lifestyle, and knowledge are
included, too.
Non-material Culture -consists of the intangible aspects of a culture, such as
values and beliefs. Nonmaterial culture consists of concepts and ideas that
shape who we are and make us different from members of other societies.