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Cultural Globalization and Identity

Cultural globalization, driven by technology and communication, has increased global interconnectedness and challenged traditional cultural identities. This has led to debates about cultural homogenization versus the hybridization of cultural practices, resulting in new forms of identity. While some view globalization as a threat to cultural diversity, others see it as a chance for communities to showcase their unique identities globally.

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Cultural Globalization and Identity

Cultural globalization, driven by technology and communication, has increased global interconnectedness and challenged traditional cultural identities. This has led to debates about cultural homogenization versus the hybridization of cultural practices, resulting in new forms of identity. While some view globalization as a threat to cultural diversity, others see it as a chance for communities to showcase their unique identities globally.

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Cultural Globalization and Identity:

Cultural globalization, fueled by advancements in technology, trade, and


communication, has led to the increased interconnectedness of societies worldwide.
As Western cultural values permeate global markets and media platforms,
traditional cultural identities are often challenged and reshaped. This phenomenon
has sparked debates about the homogenization of culture and the erosion of local
traditions. However, cultural globalization is not a one-way process; it also involves
the exchange and hybridization of cultural practices, resulting in new forms of
cultural expression and identity formation. While some argue that globalization
threatens cultural diversity, others see it as an opportunity for communities to
assert their unique identities on a global stage.

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