Culture is something that accompanies our lives and thereby affects our daily lives, values, norms, and how we relate to others. Therefore, culture affects not only the individual, but also society as a whole. That is why this article focuses on culture and society. As we have discussed, culture plays an important role in shaping the values and norms of a society. These values and norms are passed down from generation to generation. These values and norms are passed down from generation to generation through families, educational institutions, the media, religious organizations, and so on. In addition to shaping values and norms, culture also has a close influence on the economy.

And how? For example, a culture of saving and investment leads to economic growth, while a culture of consumption promotes short-term prosperity but leads to financial instability in the long run. Another area in which culture influences society is social cohesion and inclusion. This means that a society\’s cultural values and traditions bring people together and strengthen cohesion. However, there is also a negative aspect in that cultural differences can lead to misunderstandings, conflicts, and social divisions. An inclusive culture respects and values different cultural identities.

Doing so can promote harmony and social stability. Culture also influences politics. Political culture, including citizens\’ attitudes and opinions about politics and government, shapes how power is exercised and what political systems are preferred. It should be understood that culture is not static. Therefore, culture changes and evolves over time. This is facilitated not only by globalization but also by technological advances. This process can be positive or negative. The positive ones enrich culture and allow new forms of art, language, and social practices to emerge. On the other hand, the negative side is that it can lead to the disappearance of traditional cultures and the homogenization of cultures, with local cultural identities being lost to global trends. Culture has a profound and multifaceted impact on society.

Culture is something that accompanies our lives and thereby affects our daily lives, values, norms, and how we relate to others. Therefore, culture affects not only the individual, but also society as a whole. That is why this article focuses on culture and society. As we have discussed, culture plays an important role in shaping the values and norms of a society. These values and norms are passed down from generation to generation. These values and norms are passed down from generation to generation through families, educational institutions, the media, religious organizations, and so on. In addition to shaping values and norms, culture also has a close influence on the economy.

And how? For example, a culture of saving and investment leads to economic growth, while a culture of consumption promotes short-term prosperity but leads to financial instability in the long run. Another area in which culture influences society is social cohesion and inclusion. This means that a society\’s cultural values and traditions bring people together and strengthen cohesion. However, there is also a negative aspect in that cultural differences can lead to misunderstandings, conflicts, and social divisions. An inclusive culture respects and values different cultural identities.

Doing so can promote harmony and social stability. Culture also influences politics. Political culture, including citizens\’ attitudes and opinions about politics and government, shapes how power is exercised and what political systems are preferred. It should be understood that culture is not static. Therefore, culture changes and evolves over time. This is facilitated not only by globalization but also by technological advances. This process can be positive or negative. The positive ones enrich culture and allow new forms of art, language, and social practices to emerge. On the other hand, the negative side is that it can lead to the disappearance of traditional cultures and the homogenization of cultures, with local cultural identities being lost to global trends. Culture has a profound and multifaceted impact on society.