Culture (n.) is a great organization that gives each member his place to work in the spirit of the whole; without it, the individual's strength shows not in distance travelled but in the heat of friction.
Culture (n.) can disappear without human value disappearing — only certain means of expressing that value go.
Culture (n.) may one day arise out of this civilization, and then there will be a real history of the discoveries of the eighteenth, nineteenth and twentieth centuries, of profound interest.
Culture (n.) is an observance — or at least presupposes one.
A Culture (n.) that knew only music-box music would strike us strangely, with gestures we wouldn't know how to answer.