CULTURE TRANSFORMATION: ENDANGERED INDIVIDUALITY WORTH

Culture is one of those ideas that have been defined in the most diverse ways. In this paper we attempt to address some elements that we believe should be taken into account when attempting to deal, in an adequate way, with the subject of cultural diversity and need for international cohesiveness in the globalised and globalizing world. Specifically, we in most cases deal with the need for a non-reductionist idea of culture in addition to the assumption of different levels of articulation, both on structural and on ontological and value-based levels. This approach, as much as attractive and convincing as it may seem, favours trends to lean towards the so-called industrialized or developed worlds at the expense of the so called worlds in a progressive fluxion age. And with this lacuna, culture and its progressive fibres is perpetually mirrored within the microscopes of this misconceived complex.