Cultural Globalization

Summary

Globalization is that connecting all of countries through culture, economic, and social. Thus globalization can make new culture itself. It has positive aspects and negative aspects. It can create new strengths.

In the course of the evolution, the capitalist process has a potential and enormous impact on the globalization of culture. For this reason, cultural globalization is sometimes called cultural imperialism.
Some Western experts continue to drive globalization into one "world culture" that encompasses us as it implies a form of cultural imperialism.
The effects of globalization are rapidly changing the concept of "regionality," and these changes have created the concept of "localization."
For this reason, the deterministic aspect of globalization can be felt in very ordinary everyday life. These changes seem too trivial, but they herald a deep cultural transformation.

Contrary to the conventional belief that globalization destroys cultural identity, it has played an important role in creating and spreading cultural identity. Political issues, such as proponents of universalism and politics of diversity, are not easily resolved But for these issues, it would be more flexible to think in terms of identity or context.

Interesting point

I had a negative view of globalization. I thought only a weak culture would disappear and a strong one would exist. But it was very surprising to learn that globalization strengthens locality. Even in times of considerable progress in globalization, the world's traditional culture is still maintained and preserved. I think about globalization new.

Discussion point

Is the power of globalization strong or the power of native culture strong? I think globalization is more stronger than native culture these days.