What is social thinkers.?
1. What is social thinkers.?
denotes a person who is acknowledged as a visionary for social advancement
The title social thinker denotes a person who is acknowledged as a visionary for social advancement.
2. what is/are common to the social thinkers
SOCIAL THINKER -
The common feature of these phenomena is that they are shaped by interdependencies among individual decisions. Public opinion harbors two distinct interdependencies. Wherever individuals lack reliable information of their own, they look to others for clues about the reality they are seeking to grasp..
3. what is filipino social thinker?
Answer:
panlipunan palaisip tulad nang mga taong iniis ang lipuanan gaya ni andres Bonifacio
4. What makes them famous as filipino social thinker? explain
Answer:
because of there kindness and hard work for us they do everything that we need they help us they give us food and lots of things to help us
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tama yan5. who/what is social thinkers?
Answer:
a social thinker denotes a person who is acknowledged as a visionary for social advancement.
Example of social thinkers:
Jose Rizal, Andres Bonifacio
6. what make Rizal and Mabini to become a social thinker
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Jose Rizal as a Social Thinker
his works or writings can be used as basis of sociological theories and concepts
Important Ideas from Rizal
-filipinos must be educated
-filipino women must be courageous, strong-willed, and educated
-tyranny happens if people remain coward and negligent
-ignorance is tantamount to servitude
-a person who loves his independence must first aid his followmen
-if the filipino women will remain ignorant, complacent, weak, and passive, they should not bear children
-all men are both equal, naked, and without bonds because God did not create man to be a slave nor did He provide him with intelligence just to deceive him
Apolinario Mabini as a Social Thinker
-the most constant defender of the revolution and Philippine Independence
-he was considered as the brain or conscience of the revolution
Important Ideas from Mabini
-definition and role of citizenship
-the need for radical changes
-concept of man and society
-role of government
-the true decalogue
7. if you will be the one of the filipino social thinkers at this time. what will be your advocacy?
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if I would be the one of the Filipino social thinkers at this time my advocacy is related on what are we facing for despite of the viruses that has affected us and also think positive and have faith on God.
Explanation:
#### nothing is impossible when you have god.
8. 8. what are Recto's view as a social thinker?
Answer:
Wala po bang pi
Explanation:
Para masagot ko
9. What are the roles of social thinkers?
Answer:
Social Thinking focuses on helping kids figure out how to think in social situations. Kids are taught to observe and think about their own and others' thoughts and feelings. They also learn the connection between thoughts, feelings and behaviors.
Explanation:
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10. If you were a social thinkers what would be your possible contribution?
i will contribute a food that needs a person or something that they cannot help
11. What are the filipino social thinkers, thoughts and impact to the society? Give examples.
Answer:
Social thinkers are individuals in society who can be regarded as forefronts and visionaries toward the improvement of society in a particular time. ... In the Philippines, there are a number of Filipino social thinkers who contributed toward the advancement and enrichment of social and political thoughts.
12. For u, what is a social thinker?
Answer:
The title social thinker denotes a person who is acknowledged as a visionary for social advancement.Explanation:
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13. what make you a social thinkers
Social thinking theorizes that successful social thinkers are able to consider the points of view, emotions, thoughts, beliefs, prior knowledge and intentions of others (this is often called perspective-taking).
14. what makes Rizal a famous social thinkers? what is his contribution?
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because he writes of Noli me tángere. El Filibusterismo etc , his political writings that inspired the Philippine Revolution and ultimatelyled to his execution by the Spanish colonizers15. What is a Filipino social thinker? Answer:
Answer:
Social thinkers are individuals in society who can be regarded as forefronts and visionaries toward the improvement of society in a particular time. ... In the Philippines, there are a number of Filipino social thinkers who contributed toward the advancement and enrichment of social and political thoughts.
Explanation:
Social Thinker. denotes a person who is acknowledged as a visionary for social advancement · Social Thinking. is a social skills.
16. What are the characteristics of a social thinker?
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Social thinker always think for others and very helpful and the kind person to others. We never left any person un happy We are lucky that some social thinkers are now also left on earth we should praise them .
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17. what is a concept mapping of a social thinker
Explanation:
Thinking Methodology, is a visual template that helps users figure out the hidden social rules of a given situation based on what is happening and the people present.
18. what will be the effect of being a filipino social thinkers?
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They also provided significant contributions to the advancement of the disciplines of the social sciences. In the Philippines, there are a number of Filipino social thinkers who contributed toward the advancement and enrichment of social and politic
Explanation:
Pa brainlies pi
19. 1. How do we characterize a social thinker? How does an individual become asocial thinker?
Answer:
A social thinker must have critical thinking skills they think a lot of things that must important and they also creative.
20. what makes them famous as filipino social thinker?
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•Political pragmatism & political operation for an eventual Philippine independence •Political Pragmatism – “one must fight for a goal but if obstacles towards that goal are difficult to summon then one must fall back to an alternative that is better than nothing provided it’s in the right direction.” •Believed in Social Darwinism – governments are products of political struggles for survival.
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•“Human rights cannot be guaranteed unless the citizens first do their obligations towards the state.” •“Good governance is founded on righteousness and foreign relations must be based on full reciprocal rights and privileges between and among nations.”
21. what is the main point of the particular work of your chosen social thinker?
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Social Thinking focuses on helping kids figure out how to think in social situations. Kids are taught to observe and think about their own and others' thoughts and feelings. They also learn the connection between thoughts, feelings and behaviors.
22. what are the contributions of filipino social thinkers to the Philippine education?
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Social thinkers are individuals in society who can be regarded as forefronts and visionaries toward the improvement of society in a particular time. They can also be regarded as great individuals who have contributed significantly to development of political and social thoughts and philosophy. They also provided significant contributions to the advancement of the disciplines of the social sciences. In the Philippines, there are a number of Filipino social thinkers who contributed toward the advancement and enrichment of social and political thoughts.
Explanation:
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23. what is the role of social thinkers?
Answer:
Social Thinking focuses on helping kids figure out how to think in social situations. Kids are taught to observe and think about their own and others' thoughts and feelings. They also learn the connection between thoughts, feelings and behaviors.
24. Contemporary Social Issue | Social Thinker | Explanation
Answer:
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25. Who is aSocialThinker?
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Hume, Berkeley, Reid, Condillac, Rousseau, Hegel, and the German idealists were among the many thinkers who took part in the discussion. (On the thinkers named here and others, see Funke 1958, Camic 1986.)
26. what i learned about filipino social thinkers
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Social Thinking focuses on helping kids figure out how to think in social situations. Kids are taught to observe and think about their own and others' thoughts and feelings. They also learn the connection between thoughts, feelings and behaviors
Explanation:
The title social thinker denotes a person who is acknowledged as a visionary for social advancement. ...
27. What is the relevance of the ideas of the social thinkers to the current situation of our society?
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Virtually all social thinkers, since the time of Plato and Aristotle, have considered the education of the young as part of their theories of society. From a social point of view, the process of education has always been linked with other social processes, either as a source of social stability or a source of social conflict. However, the discipline of sociology itself did not emerge until the early nineteenth century with the writings of August Comte (1798–1857). Many of these early sociologists included education in their studies of society.
The formal sociological study of education did not emerge until Emile Durkheim (1858–1917) began to teach, and write about, education and educational institutions to students at the Sorbonne where he was made Professor of Pedagogy and Sociology in 1913. Durkheim quite rightly can be called the father of educational sociology. As a teacher of teachers at the Sorbonne in Paris, Durkheim considered education to be ‘…an eminently social matter’ and therefore highly suitable for sociological analysis. In his introductory lecture upon taking up the Chair of Pedagogy in 1902, Durkheim began with the following words: ‘As a sociologist, it is above all as a sociologist that I shall speak to you of education (1922/1956, p. 114). Later in the lecture he added: ‘…if there was ever a time and a country in which the sociological point of view was indicated, in a particularly urgent fashion, for pedagogues, it is certainly our country and our time’ (1922/1956, p. 133).
Durkheim's contribution to the sociological study of education lay primarily in his focus on the relationship between education and society. He believed that in every society there is a notion of the ‘ideal person’ and that every society had some form of education system to produce the ideal. This notion of the ideal person varies from society to society, and even in the same society over time. But, according to Durkheim, the education system adjusts to meet this need. Because of the importance of education for the survival of society, Durkheim regarded all education as moral education. For him, morality was the set of duties and obligations that influence the behaviors of individuals. He saw modern morality as resting on reason rather than religion, and he constructed a theory of educational practice that included what he considered the three basic elements of morality, namely discipline, attachment to social groups, and individual autonomy. Unlike his major works in sociology, Durkheim's works in education are collections of his course lectures and include letters and book reviews.
The importance of the social aspects of education did not escape other early sociologists. For example, Max Weber (1864–1920) included education in his analysis of social stratification, and educational credentials formed an important part of his understanding of social class, social status, and the formation and maintenance of elites in society. Although Karl Marx (1818–83) never engaged in a systematic study of education, it was nevertheless an important social institution in his grand theory about class exploitation and class conflict. Unlike many other fields in sociology, the sociological study of education can trace its origins to the writings of the early European founders of the discipline itself.
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28. what is the meaning of Filipino social thinkers
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Social thinkers are individuals in society who can be regarded as forefronts and visionaries toward the improvement of society in a particular time. ... In the Philippines, there are a number of Filipino social thinkers who contributed toward the advancement and enrichment of social and political thoughts.
The title social thinker denotes a person who is acknowledged as a visionary for social advancement.
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Social thinkers are individuals in society who can be regarded as forefronts and visionaries toward the improvement of society in a particular time. ... In the Philippines, there are a number of Filipino social thinkers who contributed toward the advancement and enrichment of social and political thoughts.
Explanation:
Jose Rizal, the Filipino national hero, can be considered as one of the greatest Filipino social thinkers during the nineteenth century. Syed Farid Alatas (2010) considers Rizal as the first systematic social thinker in Southeast Asia because his writings can be used as basis of sociological theories and concepts.
29. Social contributionsas social thinker andres Bonifacio
Bonifacio was born of poor parents in Manila and had little formal education, working as a messenger and warehouse keeper before becoming involved in revolutionary activity. He was, however, well-read. Unlike the nationalist poet and novelist José Rizal, who wanted to reform Spanish rule in the Philippines, Bonifacio advocated complete independence from Spain. In 1892 he founded the Katipunan in Manila, modelling its organization and ceremony on that of the Masonic order. The Katipunan at first grew slowly, but by 1896 it had an estimated 100,000 members and branches not only in Manila but also in central Luzon and on the islands of Panay, Mindoro, and Mindanao. Its members were mostly workers and peasants; the urban middle class supported reform rather than revolution.
In August 1896 Bonifacio led the long-planned insurrection on Luzon; but his forces were defeated by Spanish troops, and he was forced to retreat to Montalban in the north, while Emilio Aguinaldo, one of his lieutenants, carried on resistance. As the Spanish systematically routed the insurrectos, it became increasingly clear that Bonifacio was an ineffective military leader. In March 1897 a convention at Tejeros named Aguinaldo, rather than Bonifacio, president of a new Philippine republic. Refusing to recognize the convention, Bonifacio tried to establish his own rebel government. In April 1897 Aguinaldo had Bonifacio arrested and tried for treason; he was executed by a firing squad.
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30. Directions: Who is a social thinker? Can you provide keywords (person, adjective or verb) that can be attributed to a social thinker?
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José Rizal, Filipino thinker and activist, may be considered the first systematic social thinker in Southeast Asia
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