Culture (n.) is a mediation of the relationships between humanity and the world.
Culture (n.) is neither simply juxtaposed to nor simply superposed over life. In a way, culture substitutes itself to life, in another way culture uses and transforms life to realize a synthesis of a higher order.
Culture (n.) is tasked with mediating or reconciling the oppositions which are the bases of its own taxonomies.
Culture (n.) is no more than the expression, on the level of individual thought and behavior, of certain time and space modalities of the universal laws which make up the unconscious activity of the mind.
Culture (n.) is never alone: each one advances only in coalition with others, and the barbarian is first of all the person who believes in barbarism, denying other cultures their full humanity.