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The document discusses the relationship between human persons and society. It states that persons exist to relate to others as social beings and experience relationships that shape their identity. Society is defined as an organized group of people who interact frequently and share a common culture and territory. The document also discusses social contract theory, which proposes that people consent to being governed in exchange for order and cooperation. It notes forms of societies ranging from hunting/gathering to modern post-industrial societies driven by technology and knowledge.

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C:USERSPRETZZDOWNLOADSTHE IRONY OF TODA Y'S WORLD ILLUSTRATIONS.MP4
HUMAN PERSON IN SOCIETY
Exists to relate others By nature is a social being A person experiences variety of relationships (shape him as a person) Expand horizons Establish friendships Deal with other figures of authority
SOCIETY Organized group of people whose members interact frequently and have common territory and culture Companionship or friendly association with others Alliance, union, community Humans influence society through actions Provides opportunities to further growth in coming years
SOCIAL CONTRACT THEORY persons are governed by their desires often lead to conflict -social contract (agreement) persons are more cooperative and reasonable knows as consent of the governed -people are one who organized society and established an authority general willempowered govt to act in their behalf.
SOCIAL CONTRACT THEORY humans having a veil of ignorance to seek a just and a fair society peoples self interest actions of individual in meeting their individual needs --share one common feature enter into kind of agreement -society one is not compromised for the sake of otherensures development of the individual
COMMON GOOD desire to achieve the goal of survival united and work together because of the natural desire for goodness refers to social conditions which enables persons & groups to fulfill their goals and achieve well-being Peace and order Clean and safe public spaces Efficient transport system Efficient public services
FORMS OF SOCIETIES 1. Hunting & Gathering earliest & simplest, nomadic, members treated equally (consensus) 2. Pastoral Society domestication of animals for more stable food and supply, trade with other societies, engage in handicrafts 3. Horticultural Society-small scale cultivation & domestication, semi-nomadic, tasks assigned accrdg. to gender, often very family and clan oriented (restrictions by tradition)
FORMS OF SOCIETIES 4.Agrarian or agricultural society improved technology & use of tools to aid in farming, structured social system often lead to conflict 5.Feudal Society ownership of the land, vassal (loyal to his lord)served by peasants(workers), higher classes- treated with respects 6.Industrial Society- specialized machineries, innovations, transportations & communication , capitalists( most influential)
FORMS OF SOCIETIES 6.Post-Indusctrial society based on knowledge, information and sale services led by human mind aided by highly technology, members are having higher educational attainment 7.Virtual Society aided with technology & internet --human person still remains in the heart of the society as he or she drives social changes

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society ppt.pptx

  • 1. C:USERSPRETZZDOWNLOADSTHE IRONY OF TODA Y'S WORLD ILLUSTRATIONS.MP4
  • 3. Exists to relate others By nature is a social being A person experiences variety of relationships (shape him as a person) Expand horizons Establish friendships Deal with other figures of authority
  • 4. SOCIETY Organized group of people whose members interact frequently and have common territory and culture Companionship or friendly association with others Alliance, union, community Humans influence society through actions Provides opportunities to further growth in coming years
  • 5. SOCIAL CONTRACT THEORY persons are governed by their desires often lead to conflict -social contract (agreement) persons are more cooperative and reasonable knows as consent of the governed -people are one who organized society and established an authority general willempowered govt to act in their behalf.
  • 6. SOCIAL CONTRACT THEORY humans having a veil of ignorance to seek a just and a fair society peoples self interest actions of individual in meeting their individual needs --share one common feature enter into kind of agreement -society one is not compromised for the sake of otherensures development of the individual
  • 7. COMMON GOOD desire to achieve the goal of survival united and work together because of the natural desire for goodness refers to social conditions which enables persons & groups to fulfill their goals and achieve well-being Peace and order Clean and safe public spaces Efficient transport system Efficient public services
  • 8. FORMS OF SOCIETIES 1. Hunting & Gathering earliest & simplest, nomadic, members treated equally (consensus) 2. Pastoral Society domestication of animals for more stable food and supply, trade with other societies, engage in handicrafts 3. Horticultural Society-small scale cultivation & domestication, semi-nomadic, tasks assigned accrdg. to gender, often very family and clan oriented (restrictions by tradition)
  • 9. FORMS OF SOCIETIES 4.Agrarian or agricultural society improved technology & use of tools to aid in farming, structured social system often lead to conflict 5.Feudal Society ownership of the land, vassal (loyal to his lord)served by peasants(workers), higher classes- treated with respects 6.Industrial Society- specialized machineries, innovations, transportations & communication , capitalists( most influential)
  • 10. FORMS OF SOCIETIES 6.Post-Indusctrial society based on knowledge, information and sale services led by human mind aided by highly technology, members are having higher educational attainment 7.Virtual Society aided with technology & internet --human person still remains in the heart of the society as he or she drives social changes