What are "World Cultures"?

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In an attempt to define what "world cultures" are to our museum audience
(the Children's Museum of Indianapolis) we are interested in your
response to the following: What does a group of people need to share to
be a culture? For example, is there an "internet culture"?

Thank you very much for your help. If an interest is expressed I will
summarize for the List.

Gregg E. Jackson,
Librarian
The Children's Museum of Indianapolis
gjackson.chmu@incolsa.palni.edu
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