SOCI 1311 1st Edition Lecture 4 Outline of Last Lecture I Classical Sociological Theories A Symbolic Interactionism B Structural Functionalism C Conflict Theory Outline of Current Lecture I Society II Sociocultural Evolution A Agriculture Revolution B Industrial Revolution C Information Revolution III Types of Societies IV Culture A Material vs Non material V Components of Culture A Language B Norms C Values D Beliefs E Technology Current Lecture Society Culture I Society A A group of people who live in a specific area interact with one another share a common culture II Sociocultural Evolution A The process by which societies grow more complex overtime B Agricultural Revolution 1 How to grow crops domesticate animals C Industrial Revolution 1 Mass production factories D Information Revolution 1 Technology III Types of Societies These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor s lecture GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes not as a substitute A Hunting Gathering 1 People make a living by hunting collecting wild food and fishing with simplistic technology B Pastoral 1 Depend on domestic animals for its livelihood C Horticultural 1 Hand tools are used to grow domesticated crops D Agrarian 1 Depend on crops raised with plows draft animals and intensive agricultural methods E Industrial 1 Rely on machines and advanced technology to produce distribute food info goods and services F Post Industrial 1 Knowledge and technology drive the society IV Culture A Learned set of beliefs values norms material goods shared by a group of people B Material 1 Food art clothing music architecture C Non Material 1 Often viewed as guidelines blueprints that guide culture 2 Morals religion politics ideology