Examining Globalization Theories from a Local/Non-western Religious Perspective
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This article critically examines theories of globalization. I argue that local culture is not just affected by the impact of the global, but also resists it. I support a theoretical framework “cultural hybridization” explaining the development of diverse local cultural transformations in the era of globalization. Local culture is hybridized by local subjectivity and the impact of the global. This hybridization as a sociological concept would not fail to see local responses to the global. It can also help to clarify the local religious hybridity as socio-cultural phenomenon and its features such as some Korean Protestant accomodations.
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This article critically examines theories of globalization. I argue that local culture is not just affected by the impact of the global, but also resists it. I support a theoretical framework “cultural hybridization” explaining the development of diverse local cultural transformations in the era of globalization. Local culture is hybridized by local subjectivity and the impact of the global. This hybridization as a sociological concept would not fail to see local responses to the global. It can also help to clarify the local religious hybridity as socio-cultural phenomenon and its features such as some Korean Protestant accomodations.
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