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3 years ago

Why do cultural particulars exist

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Jlenok [28]3 years ago

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The ways different cultures have developed quite different ways to express universals. Hope this helps!

skad [1K]3 years ago

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Answer:

The global world that we know now is something new

Explanation:

Cultural particulars are, in few words, the specific practices that distinguish cultures from one another (contrary to cultural universal, which are those that all cultures share). These specific practices are many and very different between them: they include the architecture, festivals, dances, ways of speaking, music, and many many more.

Cultural particulars exist because most of the different cultural particulars were made before our time of global interconection (posible thanks to the internet, tv, social media, airplanes, drones, capitalism...): before all this global world was created societies existed, in a manner, isolated from the rest of the world (at least much more than now).

By being isolated they developed, as time passed by, diferent tastes, activities, moral codes or, in other words, cultural particulars.

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