THE_MORIBUND_INSTITUTE // DEWEY CLASS 300
300 – Social Sciences
The Institute wing for society, politics, economics, education, law, media, institutions, customs, public life, group behavior, and the many strange systems by which humans organize, govern, confuse, persuade, classify, and occasionally improve themselves.
Shelves in 300
300 Social Sciences
The main shelf for society, institutions, public life, and human systems.
Sociology
Groups, institutions, class, norms, identity, social behavior, and everyday systems.
Politics
Power, parties, states, elections, ideology, policy, governance, and public argument.
Economics
Markets, money, labor, incentives, trade, class, production, and economic life.
Education
Teaching, learning, schools, pedagogy, study systems, lessons, and public knowledge.
Law
Legal systems, courts, rights, rules, constitutions, contracts, and civic order.
Media Studies
News, propaganda, platforms, broadcasting, bias, attention, and public narrative machinery.
Anthropology
Culture, ritual, kinship, symbols, customs, folklore, and human variety.
Civics
Citizenship, public institutions, voting, local government, and civic participation.
Public Policy
Government programs, reforms, administrative systems, and practical political outcomes.
Social Theory
Frameworks for interpreting power, institutions, culture, society, and modernity.
Video Commentary
Media analysis, social criticism, online discourse, and the Institute’s watch-history whatnot.
Use this class when the post is mainly about people in groups: politics, media, institutions, education, economics, law, culture, or public behavior. If the post is primarily historical, also add a 900 History label. If it is about rhetoric or essays, also consider 800 Literature.
Suggested Lesson Types
Media Literacy
Exercises for spotting framing, bias, sourcing, omission, and narrative strategy.
Civics Lessons
Short lessons about government, rights, elections, institutions, and public process.
Argument Maps
Break political or social arguments into claims, evidence, assumptions, and replies.
Concept Drills
Interactive vocabulary for terms like institution, norm, ideology, policy, and class.
Case Studies
Focused studies of events, movements, organizations, laws, platforms, or controversies.
Interactive Exercises
Tap-to-build, flashcards, quizzes, reading checks, and embed-based activities.
Example 300 Lesson Embed
A social sciences lesson can combine a short explanation with an interactive vocabulary or media-literacy exercise.
This is useful for civic vocabulary, media studies, political concepts, economics terms,
or short comprehension checks after an article.
<div class="mor-tap-to-build" data-questions='[
{
"prompt": "Put the social science sentence in order:",
"phrase": "Institutions shape public behavior.",
"answer": ["Institutions", "shape", "public", "behavior."],
"distractors": ["quietly", "lantern", "purple", "ancient"]
},
{
"prompt": "Build the media studies sentence:",
"phrase": "Framing changes how a story is understood.",
"answer": ["Framing", "changes", "how", "a", "story", "is", "understood."],
"distractors": ["river", "machine", "only", "stone"]
}
]'></div>
<script src="https://mor-blogger-embeds.pages.dev/tap-to-build/tap-to-build.js"></script>
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