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The Human Person in Society

Lessons 1 and 2: Understanding the


Human Person and Societies
Lesson 1: Understanding the
Human Person in Society
• Key Topics:
• - Humans as Social Beings
• - What is Society?
• - How Society Transforms Individuals
• - Key Takeaway
Humans as Social Beings
• - The saying 'No man is an island' shows that
humans need others to survive and thrive.
• - Humans rely on relationships for survival and
identity formation.
• - Relationships are shaped by shared
experiences and mutual needs.
What is Society?
• - Society is an organized group of people with
shared culture and goals.
• - It allows individuals to grow and work
together for common purposes.
• - Humans uniquely form societies to achieve
goals and expand opportunities.
How Society Transforms Individuals
• - Society provides:
• - Survival through family and relationships.
• - Opportunities for growth through education
and social networks.
• - Identity formation via interactions and
shared values.
• - Individuals shape society while being
influenced by it.
Lesson 2: The Societies and
Individualities
• Key Topics:
• - Forms of Society
• - How Society Shapes People
• - Dynamic Relationship Between Humans and
Society
Forms of Society
• - Hunting and Gathering Society: Small,
nomadic groups focused on survival.
• - Pastoral Society: Domestication of animals.
• - Horticultural Society: Small-scale farming.
• - Agrarian Society: Large-scale agriculture with
advanced tools.
• - Feudal Society: Land ownership and strict
social classes.
• - Industrial Society: Manufacturing and
machinery.
How Society Shapes People
• - Society influences individuals through:
• - Norms: Accepted traits and behaviors.
• - Laws: Formal rules for acceptable actions.
• - Folkways: Informal traditions and customs.
• - Society provides roles and opportunities for
personal and social growth.
Dynamic Relationship Between
Humans and Society
• - Humans and society depend on each other.
• - Society shapes human development through
culture, norms, and values.
• - Individuals contribute to society’s growth
and improvement.
Conclusion
• - Lesson 1 emphasized how humans form and
are transformed by societies.
• - Lesson 2 explored the evolution of societies
and their impact on individuals.
• - The relationship between humans and
society is dynamic and interdependent.

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