Study of Cultural Pluralism in the Global Times
JI Guang-xin
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JI Guang-xin
Abstract
Culture is a living model of one nation.Cultural pluralism is a basic cultural fact existing in the human world.Cultural Pluralism is difference and independence of culture with nationality as its main part.Globalization does not necessarily result in Homogeneity of culture.On the contrary,Globalization extends communication between the different cultures and opportunities of dialogues,strengthen the self-identity of national culture and accelerate the trend of the cultural pluralism in the today's world.Only considering the cultural form of pluralism in the global times with open and confident mentality and equal and tolerant spirit can help to the global development of human culture and promotion and innovation of the national culture.
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Culture is a living model of one nation.Cultural pluralism is a basic cultural fact existing in the human world.Cultural Pluralism is difference and independence of culture with nationality as its main part.Globalization does not necessarily result in Homogeneity of culture.On the contrary,Globalization extends communication between the different cultures and opportunities of dialogues,strengthen the self-identity of national culture and accelerate the trend of the cultural pluralism in the today's world.Only considering the cultural form of pluralism in the global times with open and confident mentality and equal and tolerant spirit can help to the global development of human culture and promotion and innovation of the national culture.
Key concepts: Globalization, Cultural pluralism, Pluralism (philosophy), Cultural homogenization, World culture, Sociology, Cultural globalization, Cultural identity