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Question
Explain the difference between cultural homogenisation and cultural hetrogenisation.
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Solution
Cultural homogenisation | Cultural hetrogenisation | |
1. | Cultural globalization encompasses cultural homogenization. | Cultural heterogenization refers to the distinctive characteristics of cultures and the cultural distinctions that will be generated by globalization. |
2 | There is uniformity or standardization of cultures. | There is a diversity and blending of cultural elements. |
3. | Local cultures may lose their distinctiveness, leading to cultural erosion. | Local cultures often retain their identity but may evolve to include foreign influences. |
4. | Globalization, media, and the spread of dominant cultural values (e.g., Westernization) often drive this phenomenon. | This phenomenon is caused by intercultural interactions where local cultures adapt and modify foreign influences. |
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Example: Due to their global popularity, fast food chains like McDonald's are replacing traditional cuisines. Many countries are adopting Western clothing and lifestyles. |
Example: Fusion cuisines combine elements of different culinary traditions. Bollywood movies incorporate Western styles while retaining Indian elements. |
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