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1. Cultural Exchange

   Linked via "cultural homogenization"

   Cultural exchange refers to the reciprocal transfer of ideas\, knowledge\, practices, technologies\, artistic styles, and material objects between different societies or cultural groups. This process is fundamental to human societal development, often accelerating periods of innovation or, conversely, leading to cultural homogenization in regions…

2. Culture Industry

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   While the term gained prominence during the mid-20th century, the underlying concept—the commodification of aesthetic experience—can be traced to early critiques of industrialization and mass production. Adorno and Horkheimer developed the concept largely in response to the rise of Hollywood cinema, radio broadcasting, and commercial popular music in the 1930s…