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− | Term coined by Cuban anthropologist Fernando Ortiz in 1940. Transculturation is very similar to the concept of [[Cultural Convergence|cultural convergence]]. It describes the phenomenon of different | + | Term coined by Cuban anthropologist Fernando Ortiz in 1940. Transculturation is very similar to the concept of [[Cultural Convergence|cultural convergence]]. It describes the phenomenon of different cultures merging and converging with each other; although there is concrete social change in the sense of there being increased social interaction between cultures and societies, this does not lead to the creation one dominant culture. |
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