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This document talks about the form of society which is the discussion of Philosophy. with this class notes, you'll be able to learn about: 1. how societies transform individuals, 2. how individuals form society, 3. what is The Social Contract Theory 4. and who is the father of Sociology

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  • December 5, 2023
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  • forms of society
  • society
  • culture
  • social contract theory
  • auguste comte
  • father of sociology
  • individuals
  • social institution
  • philosophy
  • grade 11 and 12
  • introduction to philosophy

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FORMS OF SOCIETY
Philosophy

Society - an organized group of people whose members interact freely
and have a common territory and culture.
Scientific study of
Auguste Comte - the father of sociology. society. He used
- French Philosopher the term on 1838
- 1798-1857
- believed that all societies develop and progress
through the following stages:
- He viewed the science of sociology as Religious
consisting of two branches: Metaphysical
Dynamics - study of processes by how societies change. Scientific
Statics - study of the process by which societies endure.

How do individuals form societies?
As we grow into adulthood, our relationships and responsibilities
also change because we play more significant roles in the communities
we live in.

How do societies transform individuals?
As individuals, members of society can transform themselves and
attain development through their interactions within society. Society and
its various aspects provide the support that ensures the development of
the human person.

Social Contract Theory
 Explanation of a relationship between the individual and the larger
society.
 Demonstrate why members of a society would rationally find at their
best interests to comply with their society’s principles and
regulations.
 Contract between a nation between its citizens.
 It includes a view of human nature includes that we are a rational
beings and can understand why and how regulations and principles
in society make life better.

Thomas Hobbes

Most Prominent
John Locke
Social Theorists

Jean-Jacques Rousseau

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