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(the positive and negative effects of cultural mergence on nations)
Cultural differences emerge from some reasons. The first is
geographical location ; indeed the regions that are coastal differ from
those on the dry land. And location gives some features to the residents.
The second is literature. In fact , literature affects directly the people and
their lifestyle.
There are some positive effects as well as negative ones in the
interchangeability of cultures. The nations need to convert their shortages
into strength so they need to borrow some principles from others and this
is not a shame. For example, if Greek's artists borrow some principles of
art from Arabic, they will produce a great collections of art at the same
time , the art is not considered to be an Arabic one. So cultural mergence
provides a lot of benefits for nations that want to improve their abilities in
fields of literature , technology , transactions , and education . Generally ,
cultural mergence is a great revolution for those who know how to select
the helpful principles for them. With cultural mergence , the world may
become as a big single country .
h There are negative effects as well as positive ones. Every culture is
proud of being unique in its style. If it merges with other culture , it may
lose its uniqueness. So any culture should take from others but it should
keep its majorities , traditions , and style . Unfortunately, any nation has
some unintellectual group of people and this minority only takes their
desires apart from the benefits of their society . Moreover , they scatter
the unacceptable concepts and principles in the society.
On the whole , some cultures are combined of contaminated
ideas and concepts as a result of the cultural mergence. On the other
hand, other cultures constitute a great cultural revolutions as an offspring
of themergence. So minds either build or destroy civilizations.
creative January 2001