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    Main Reference:

    Marquez, L. (2018). Trends, networks and critical thinking in the 21st century culture. Quezon City:
    Philippines. C & E Publishing, Inc.

    “No man is an island.”


    • Extended outside the personal network
    • Consist of the family, local community
    and country
    • People rely on local networks to
    compensate what personal network
    lacks
    • People need to form local networks to
    protect their right to life
    A family is ______.
    1. FAMILY
    • “A basic autonomous social institution”
    - 1987 Phil. Constitution, Art. II, Sec. 12
    • “As the foundation of the nation”
    - Art. XV, Sec. 1
    • “Family, being the foundation of the
    nation, is a basic social institution which
    public policy cherishes and protects.”
    - Family Code of the Phil.
    1. FAMILY
    • In the Philippines ...

    The family is the basic unit of society and


    the foundation of the nation, which the
    State cherishes and protects.

    • Members of the family are the first and


    immediate networks
    1. FAMILY
    • Family relations include those:
    a. Between husband and wife;
    b. Between parents and children;
    c. Among ascendants and descendants;
    and
    d. Among brothers and sisters, whether
    of the full or half-blood.
    - Family Code of the Phil., Art. 150
    1. FAMILY
    • Sempio-Diy (2006):
    Members of the household
    Illegitimate and adopted children
    Nephews, nieces, uncles and aunts
    • Language of the law may be deemed
    lacking when it is applied in the
    language of everyday life
    1. FAMILY
    • Characteristics of a family according
    to Aristotle:
    a. Human lack of self-sufficiency
    b. Reproduction of species
    c. Satisfaction of daily needs
    d. Necessity of labor
    e. Rearing and education of children
    f. Worship of the gods
    A barangay is ______.
    2. LOCAL COMMUNITY
    • Barangay  Municipality/City 
    Province
    • Balangay /ba-lang-gay/
    2. LOCAL COMMUNITY
    • Balangay /ba-lang-gay/
    First boat
    National boat of the Phil.
    Central in the trading of the inhabitants
    of the islands
    Political unit of the society
    2. LOCAL COMMUNITY
    • Barangay
    Made up of hundreds of families
    There is a total of 42, 028 barangays in
    the Phil. as of Dec. 31, 2013
    Before: Made up of families that were
    related with one another
    Now: More diversified
    2. LOCAL COMMUNITY
    • Municipality/City
    There is a total of 1,490 municipalities and
    144 cities in the Phil. as of Dec. 31, 2013
    Each municipality/city has distinct culture
    (Dialect, feasts, etc.)
    2. LOCAL COMMUNITY
    • Province
    There is a total of 81 provinces in the Phil.
    as of Dec. 31, 2013
    Residents of the same province often
    share the same language
    What about regions?
    - Political or geographical subdivision
    - Composed of different provinces with
    varied communities
    2. LOCAL COMMUNITY
    • One’s network of friends and
    acquaintances are usually found in
    the local community
    • People find a place where they fit
    (friends, classmates, church mates
    and community)
    • Contributes in the emergence and
    progression of trends
    A country is ______.
    3. COUNTRY
    • Composed of different local
    communities
    What is a state?
    • Bernas (1933):
    Community of persons more or less
    numerous
    Permanently occupying a definite
    portion of the territory
    Independent of external control
    3. COUNTRY
    • Bernas (1933):
    Possesses an organized government
    Great body of the inhabitants render
    habitual obedience
    Four elements: People, Territory,
    Sovereignty, Government
    3. COUNTRY
    • Nation vs. State
    Can be used interchangeably but
    essentially different
    NATION STATE
    • Group of people who • Created through the
    share the same collective declaration
    language, culture, of the members of the
    traditions, customs, nation of their
    practices and beliefs sovereignty
    • Does not have
    sovereignty
    3. COUNTRY
    • Country vs. State
    Often used synonymously with the term
    “State”
    Refers more to an area of land that forms
    part of the national territory of a State
    over which it exercises its own
    sovereignty
    3. COUNTRY
    • 18 geo-political regions
    • Three important areas:
    Metro Manila (Luzon), Metro Cebu
    (Visayas), Metro Davao (Mindanao)

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