MASS CULTURE IN THE GLOBALISATION AND COSMOPOLITANISM ERA

The first steps of real globalisation are related to the navigation development and great geographic discoveries, times when material and spiritual value exchanges took place worldwide. Thus, great changes at the human society level took place, the most concrete form of globalisation is known as “Eu...

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Main Authors:	Alexandra IORGULESCU, Mihaela MARCU
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Editura Sitech 2020-07-01
Series:	Social Sciences and Education Research Review
Subjects:	mass culture globalisation cosmopolitanism
Online Access:	https://sserr.ro/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/SSERR_2020_7_1_303_310.pdf

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title	MASS CULTURE IN THE GLOBALISATION AND COSMOPOLITANISM ERA
title_short	MASS CULTURE IN THE GLOBALISATION AND COSMOPOLITANISM ERA
title_full	MASS CULTURE IN THE GLOBALISATION AND COSMOPOLITANISM ERA
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title_sort	mass culture in the globalisation and cosmopolitanism era
publisher	Editura Sitech
series	Social Sciences and Education Research Review
issn	2392-9863
publishDate	2020-07-01
description	The first steps of real globalisation are related to the navigation development and great geographic discoveries, times when material and spiritual value exchanges took place worldwide. Thus, great changes at the human society level took place, the most concrete form of globalisation is known as “Europeanisation”, a process unfolded over more centuries that succeeded in obtaining a cultural homogenisation in the mankind essential techniques plan. The intent of our endeavour is to trace an overview of the changes known by culture in the globalisation and cosmopolitanism era. Being a complex and dynamic process, globalisation is a term which exceeded the academic sphere, being frequently used in mass-media and by the population.
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MASS CULTURE IN THE GLOBALISATION AND COSMOPOLITANISM ERA

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