This document outlines the key differences and similarities between anthropology, sociology, and political science. While they study different areas, they are interrelated and inform each other. Anthropology focuses on primitive cultures and small societies, sociology examines how modern societies develop and function, and political science analyzes state and government. However, they acknowledge social and political influences on one another and draw from each other's concepts to expand their knowledge and understand human cultures and societies.
This document outlines the key differences and similarities between anthropology, sociology, and political science. While they study different areas, they are interrelated and inform each other. Anthropology focuses on primitive cultures and small societies, sociology examines how modern societies develop and function, and political science analyzes state and government. However, they acknowledge social and political influences on one another and draw from each other's concepts to expand their knowledge and understand human cultures and societies.
This document outlines the key differences and similarities between anthropology, sociology, and political science. While they study different areas, they are interrelated and inform each other. Anthropology focuses on primitive cultures and small societies, sociology examines how modern societies develop and function, and political science analyzes state and government. However, they acknowledge social and political influences on one another and draw from each other's concepts to expand their knowledge and understand human cultures and societies.
This document outlines the key differences and similarities between anthropology, sociology, and political science. While they study different areas, they are interrelated and inform each other. Anthropology focuses on primitive cultures and small societies, sociology examines how modern societies develop and function, and political science analyzes state and government. However, they acknowledge social and political influences on one another and draw from each other's concepts to expand their knowledge and understand human cultures and societies.
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Venice T.
Delos Reyes GRADE 11 STEM AMETHYST Understanding Culture, Society and Politics
ANTHROPOLOGY POLITICAL SCIENCE
Science of state and government.
The science of man that deals with his Political Scientist works and behaviors. Studies only the politically organized Anthropologist societies. Aiming to deepen the Concentrates on small societies. Studies man as a political animal. understanding about Has three main divisions which are Physical Has its own topics such as origin, the forms and nature Anthropology, Archeology Cultural evolution and functions of state, the of political action and Anthropology and Social Anthropology. forms of government, types of to develop theoretical constitutions, administration law, Covers about uncivilized or primitive and non- tools for interpreting legislation, elections, voting and political literate societies. politically meaningful movements. Studies human primitive cultures. phenomena. Concentrates only on the human Studies directly by livings in the communities relationships which are political in they are studying. character. Uses direct observations and interviews. Has centuries of history.
Branches of Social Science
All of this have their own areas to study which contributed to each other’s growth in expanding its knowledge by depending on each other’s Studies human society concepts. and connected with all kinds of social groups Each and every social like families, friends, problem has a political tribes, and etc. cause. Both talks about Sociologists The and study of how societies have developed, how it’s arranged war, and masshow it movements, anthropologistsfunctions. study government control, the structure and Sociologist public opinion, processes of It covers the study of modern civilized and complex societies. propaganda, traditional cultures Studies small as well as large societies. leadership, elections and modern, industrialby making use of observation, interviews, socialand Studying survey and voting. societies in both questionnaires. Westernand Studies non- various stages of human life. Westerncultures. Studies man an fundamentally a social animal. SOCIOLOGY
What are the key similarities among the fields?
- It is said that in each and every social problem has a political cause whereas Political Science is considered to be a part of sociology. Both depends on each other to comprehend itself in arriving to a conclusion by gaining informations in a certain of area of study. Almost all political problems have a social cause and for the solution of these political problems, political science takes the help of sociology. Sociology and Anthropology contributes to the growth of each other. Sociology studies society whereas anthropology studies man which is part of the society. Both study human society and concerned with all kinds of social groups like families, friends, tribes, etc. What are the significant differences? - They differ on the significant studies they focus on whereas Anthropology is the science to study man and its works & behaviors; Sociology is the study of the society on how it is developed, arranged and function; Political Science is the science of state and government that focus on the political activities of man. How do they complement each other in helping you understand Culture and Society? - They complement each other by contributing to each other’s growth while connecting every study about man, society and knowledge about political activities.