![]() ![]() It is, therefore, hard to think of a “globalized culture,” at least in terms of its intangible dimensions, such as language, beliefs, and rituals. 2 There are a thousand different ways in which mankind has thought, believed, and behaved in different physical and social spaces. According to sociologist George Herbert Mead, it is through this interactive relationship between the human mind and culture that both our selves and society have evolved over time. ![]() 1 We as humans think, believe, and behave through our culture and in the process we create it. These products may be tangible or intangible,” belonging to the material or nonmaterial dimensions of culture, respectively. ![]() Sociologists define culture as “all the products of a society that are created over time and shared. This is primarily because of the multifaceted nature of the concept of culture and the vast diversity of its manifestations and expressions. While global economy is the most discussed and debated aspect of globalization, its cultural aspects are the least noticed and appreciated. ![]()
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