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The document explores the impact of globalization on cultural identity, defining both concepts and posing the question of their relationship. It highlights positive effects such as cultural exchange and increased tolerance, while also addressing negative consequences like cultural homogenization and the loss of local traditions. The conclusion emphasizes the need for solutions to preserve cultural identity amidst globalization, including education and legal protections.
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The document explores the impact of globalization on cultural identity, defining both concepts and posing the question of their relationship. It highlights positive effects such as cultural exchange and increased tolerance, while also addressing negative consequences like cultural homogenization and the loss of local traditions. The conclusion emphasizes the need for solutions to preserve cultural identity amidst globalization, including education and legal protections.
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The impact of Globalization on Cultural Identity

1. Introduction – What is Globalization and Cultural Identity?

- Define Globalization (economic, cultural, technological dimensions)


- Define Cultural Identity (shared values, traditions, language, history)
- Set up the main question: “How does globalization influence national or local
cultures?”

2. Positive impacts of Globalization on culture

- Cultural exchange through media, food, fashion, education


- Increased global awareness and tolerance
- Technological support for cultural preservation (e.g. UNESCO digitization projects)

3. Negative Impacts – Cultural Homogenization & Westernization

- Cultural homogenization: global brands, values replacing local traditions


- Loss of native languages and traditional practices
- Western dominance in media and education

4. Conclusion & Discussion

- Summarize key points (both positive and negative)


- “How can we preserve cultural identity in a globalized world?”
- Suggest solutions: cultural education, legal protection of heritage, media balance

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