Philosophy of culture

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The word “culture” comes from the Latin verb colere that means “to

The word “culture” comes from the Latin verb colere that means “to
cultivate soil” (почва). In the Middle Ages this word denoted (указывать) a progressive method of cultivation the grain (зерно), so there appeared a term of “agriculture” or art of farming (земледелия).

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But from the XVIII-XIX centuries culture began to be used in relation

But from the XVIII-XIX centuries culture began to be used in relation
to people, therefore, if a person is distinguished by elegance (изящество) of style and erudition, he was considered as “cultural” person.

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Then this term is applied mainly to aristocracy to distinguish them from

Then this term is applied mainly to aristocracy to distinguish them from
the “uncultured” ordinary people. A German word “Kultur” also meant a high level of civilization.

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In our modern life the word of “culture” is still associated with

In our modern life the word of “culture” is still associated with
the opera house, fine literature, good education.

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Modern scientific definition of culture thrown (отбросило) aristocratic nuances of this concept.

Modern scientific definition of culture thrown (отбросило) aristocratic nuances of this concept.
It symbolizes beliefs, values and means (used in art and literature), which are common to any group; they serve to organize experience and to regulate the behavior of the members of this group.

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Beliefs and attitudes are often called subculture. Culture is created, culture studies.

Beliefs and attitudes are often called subculture. Culture is created, culture studies.
Since it is not acquired (приобретаема) by biological way, each generation reproduces and transmits it to the next generation. This process is the basis for socialization.

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If socialization process has stopped on a massive scale, it would lead

If socialization process has stopped on a massive scale, it would lead
to the destruction of culture.

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In a broad sense (в широком смысле), culture is a combination of

In a broad sense (в широком смысле), culture is a combination of
statement (проявление) of life, achievements and creativity of individuals, nations and all humanity.

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Interpretation of culture as a system of values limits culture from nature

Interpretation of culture as a system of values limits culture from nature
and at the same time allows us to identify it with society. With this approach, culture is understood as a specific aspect of society.

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So, Neo-Kantians, widely used concept of value, treated (трактовали) culture as something

So, Neo-Kantians, widely used concept of value, treated (трактовали) culture as something
over historical and not subject for scientific analysis and explanation.

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Dialectical materialist understanding of values, in contrast, doesn’t oppose research and evaluative

Dialectical materialist understanding of values, in contrast, doesn’t oppose research and evaluative
approaches to society and culture, linking culture with all human activities, with work as a source of culture and its results.

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Therefore, culture is a measure (мера) of the human in individual, characterization

Therefore, culture is a measure (мера) of the human in individual, characterization
of man as a social being.
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