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Title: Preserving Local Culture in the Era of Globalization Balancing Modernity and Cultural Identity
Other Titles: Preserving Local Culture in the Era of Globalization Balancing Modernity and Cultural Identity
Authors: Suharyanto, Agung
Wiflihani
Keywords: Culture;Globalisation;Modernisation
Issue Date: 31-Mar-2024
Publisher: Path of Science
Series/Report no.: ISSN;2413-9009
Abstract: The advancement of globalisation has brought about unprecedented levels of convenience, facilitating swift and efficient completion of tasks. Accompanying technological progress has ushered in an era inundated with information. Consequently, societies worldwide have become interconnected in a global framework. However, this global unity has precipitated a clash between the forces of modernisation and entrenched local cultures, compelling individuals to navigate between embracing modernity and preserving traditional cultural identities. Human nature's perpetual pursuit of perfection perpetuates a propensity for change. Ultimately, the allure of convenience offered by globalisation has overshadowed local cultures, resulting in their marginalisation. Hence, this paper explores avenues for the coexistence of local cultures and modernity, preserving the essence of cultural identity. Employing qualitative methodology, including a literature review and in-depth content analysis, this research seeks to elucidate strategies for the endurance of local cultures amidst globalisation and modernisation.
Description: 5 Pages
URI: https://repositori.uma.ac.id/handle/123456789/31009
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