Summary: The simplest way to think about culture is to think about the difference between nature and parenting.Culture is a nonbiological or social aspect of human life, and what humans learn is basically part of it.
"The elements of social life such as stories, beliefs, media, ideas, art works, religious practices, fashion, rituals, expertise, and common sense are considered representative of human culture.
However, the example of culture does not in itself represent a clear understanding of the concept of culture. Culture is more than purpose or action.
It must be remembered that culture is not necessarily rigid and completely unified in any society. Culture is relatively stable but it competes at the same time.
Interesting point: I deeply sympathize with the fact that culture is not necessarily unified. It is because there is a culture of its own everywhere and people live to adapt to it.
Discussion: Sometimes there is discrimination due to cultural differences. How can we look at this from a sociological perspective?
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