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January 23, 2026Scientific Research and Development Socio-Humanitarian Research and Technology0 citations

Personal Socialization in a Society of Instant Cultural Diffusion

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APAlla K. Polyanina

Key Points

  • The research aims to explore personality socialization in a society characterized by instant cultural diffusion.
  • Examines the transformation of cultural experience transfer technology.
  • Analyzes the role and significance of tradition and spiritual culture.
  • Investigates the impact of social communication and algorithmization on socialization.
  • Proposes a tree-like system for traditional values based on analysis of risks and properties.
  • Identifies the rise of cultural homogenization due to social communication dynamics.
  • Highlights challenges posed to traditional socialization institutions.
  • Reveals the need for a new approach to understanding inculturation processes.

Abstract

The author examines the problem of personality socialization in the situation of the formation of a new type of social interaction and instant transfer of cultural experience. The author's concept of the society of instant cultural diffusion is described, and its phenomenology is noted. The features of the transformation of the technology of transferring cultural experience as the basis of personality socialization, the role and significance of tradition and traditional values, and spiritual culture are revealed. The increasing dominance of the dynamics of cultural homogenization, caused by the intensification of social communication algorithmization, in opposition to classical institutions of socialization, is noted. Based on the analysis of risks, sources, and properties of the transformation of inculturation processes, a new approach to building a tree-like system of basic traditional values is proposed.

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Alla K. Polyanina (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69730f59c8125b09b0d1f260https://doi.org/10.12737/2306-1731-2025-14-4-109-113
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