global culture

is caught in the paradox that we can travel more widely now on the one hand, and on the other, the world is becoming all the same.

discursive toing and froing may in part be due to the nature of focus group methodology. . . tend to focus on a proposition and then find its antithesis. . . .'we can travel more widely now' is counterbalanced by another of 'the world is becoming all the same' (zlatko unplublished 7),.

is today characterized by the politics of the mutual effort of sameness and difference to cannibalize one another.

Thus the central feature of global culture today is the politics of the mutual effort of sameness and difference to cannibalize one another and, thereby proclaim their successful hijacking of the twin Enlightenment ideas of the triumphantly universal and the resiliently particular' (appadurai modernity 43)

global culture, n.All

global culture