أوجه الشبه و الاختلاف بين الثقافة و الحضارة و المدنية في العصر العولمة و المعلوماتية : دراسة تحليلية أنثروسوسيولوجية

الملخص EN

All of the previous highlights the importance of the scientific study of both culture and civilization in the globalization and information age, which is concerned with understanding, interpreting and revealing the form and mechanisms of the different influences of cultural components, their strength, technology, roles, linkages and functions related to our daily life and our direct and indirect behaviour.

We are still far from simply mapping the global culture that we need studies and analyzes to find ways of how to arrive at the results and facts in the historical and civilizational nature to rediscover their memories and symbols in civilized golden ages such as globalization as a model.

At the same time, the partial mixing of cultures and the emergence of a common language may create differences and in other cases allow for the emergence of cultural families that fall within the broad areas of collective and regional comprehensive.

Therefore, every people or nation has a specific culture that has its own peculiarities, even primitive people have their own culture without this or that culture being elevated to the dominant level of civilization.

Civilization is the outcome of the cultures of the world or the sum of the cultures of different peoples.

Thus, culture is wider than civilization if it is general and for all societies.

All civilizations have cultures, while not all cultures are civilizations.

Therefore, the history of humankind testifies to the emergence of civilizational pluralism, as some have disappeared and others have survived, so civilization lives and disappears as it represents you by means of producing knowledge and skills on the one hand and the amount that contributes to the march of scientific and technical progress and development and affects human or global thought on the other hand.

There is a difference between researchers about defining and controlling the meaning of cultures, civilization and civilization.

Sometimes we find similarities, and it may be difficult to define them.

Civilization may be in the sense of civilization, while others see it as a civilized stage more advanced than civilization.

We now live in a contemporary civilization, which is the civilization of science and technology, a civilization that imposes itself on us and others with thought, technology, goods and weapons.

We live and live in it like it or not, it is a civilization of the present day, the age of the scientific and informational revolution.

We are already facing the challenges of a new civilization, and the gap is increasing every day with vast distances between us and what the contemporary civilization produces from science and technology, which forces us to face these challenges with renewed thinking and new methods so that we can keep pace with civilization.

Going forward is a path of progress, creativity and contribution to the development of civilization.

We have come to the conclusion that culture is flowing relatively easily indeed across the world while other cultural patterns are moving with slow movements and may not reach many parts of the world and these are the similarities and differences between civilization, culture and civilization.

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Which must be taken in a relative way that leads us to address the theories of cultural rapprochement, as well as cultural contradictions between countries and civilizations in general that are likely to be profound that may sometimes lead to hostility between the majority and the minority or weak powers and then affected the theory of civil strife and reformulation World order.

Where looking at globalization as they will see a caliphate that helps in the emergence of hybrid entities that cannot be subjugated to the global or the local, which is the global interference that results in excessive results in different geographical regions.

And cultural convergence leads to the homogeneity that globalization produces.

And cultures have been radically transformed as a result of strong flows of global technology such as technology, media, the Internet, and close interconnection that play an important and effective role in accelerating the process of globalization.