Globalization will inevitably lead to the total loss of cultural identity There is no doubt that the turn of the current century has witnessed a great development in the field of communication and tra

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Globalization will inevitably lead to the total loss of cultural identity There is no doubt that the turn of the current century has witnessed a great development in the field of communication and transportation, which has a tremendous impact on many aspects of our lives. It make the world become close and it helped the culture to be exchanged, but it will never affect people’s habits. I strongly disagree with the statement that the globalization will certainly destroy the nation cultural identity. I will review my specific reasons to support my point. First of all, I believe that the inherited traditions and social norms are still have a great influence on people. Even though the new globalization has been created. People are always reliance on their costumes and will never accept to change it for any reason. For example, most of Saudi people are still keen to spend their weekends with their family in the desert and sleeping in a tent instead of the luxury buildings which they already have. Moreover, it’s true that the fast transportations vanished the boundaries among countries, and people become closer, the copy of the identity could happen, but I believe that people are still adhere their costumes and habits. For instance, Algeria and Morocco are sharing the same border, and booth people can move easily from Algeria to Morocco and vice versa using the train. Even though their culture are very close, but their social norms and habits are totally different. Furthermore, globalization allow people to exchange knowledge, ideas, opinions and other cultural aspects which make the relations among nations become strong. However, the information about philosophy, arts and religion raise the nation’s educational level, but it will never erase their identities. As per the history, Egypt was the heart of the old world, it was connecting Asia, Africa and Europe all together, many cultures were passing through Egypt, but it didn't change people's identity because the Egyptians were always clinging on their traditions. All in all, I believe that globalization will allow people to exchange their viewpoints, scholarships, thoughts, opinions and many other aspects. In addition, globalization will increase their educational level and might enhance their lifestyle, but it will never destroy their identities, because each nation are still clinging to their costumes and social norms. Therefore, they will inherit it to their sons to be saved.

16 de ago. de 2014 22:28

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Globalization will inevitably lead to the total loss of cultural identity

There is no doubt that the turn of the current century has witnessed a great developments in the fields of communication and transportation, which has have a tremendous impact on many aspects of our lives. It make brings the world become closer and it helped aids the exchange culture to be exchanged, but it will never affect people’s habits. I strongly disagree with the statement that the globalization will certainly destroy the a nation's cultural identity. I will review my specific reasons to support my point argument.

First of all, I believe that the inherited traditions and social norms are still have a great influence on people. Even though the new norm of globalization has been created. People are always reliance reliant on their costumes customs and will never accept to changes it for any reason. For example, most of Saudi people are still keen to spend their weekends with their family in the desert and sleeping in a tent instead of the luxury buildings which they already have.

Moreover, it’s true that the fast high speed transportations technologies has vanished eliminated the boundaries among countries, and people are become becoming closer, the copy of the identity could happen ( I'm not sure what you mean here), but I believe that people are will still adhere their costumes customs and habits. For instance, Algeria and Morocco are sharing the same border, and booth people can move easily from Algeria to Morocco and vice versa using the train. Even though their cultures are very close, but their social norms and habits are totally different.

Furthermore, globalization allows people to exchange knowledge, ideas, opinions and other aspects of cultural culture aspects which makes the relations among nations become strong. However, the information about philosophy, arts and religion may raise the a nation’s educational level, but it will never erase their identities. As per the history, Egypt was the heart of the old world, it was connecting Asia, Africa and Europe all together, and many cultures were passing through Egypt, but it didn't change people's identity because the Egyptians were always clinging on their traditions.

All in all, I believe that globalization will allow people to exchange their viewpoints, scholarships, thoughts, opinions and many other aspects. In addition, globalization will increase their educational level level of education and might enhance their lifestyle, but it will never destroy their identities, because each nation are is still clinging to their costumes customs and social norms. Therefore, they will inherit pass it along to their sons to be saved in order to preserve it.