Globalisation and Bulgarian Culture

GLOBALISATION AND
BULGARIAN CULTURE

TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1
ESSAY.............................................................................................................................................1
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................4
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................5

INTRODUCTION
Globalisation is described as growing interdependence of cultures, economic and the
population, bringing cross border trades for goods and services, flow of investment, technology,
information and people. Bulgaria is atmospheric country with long and complex history which
has produced modern and vibrant civilisation which retains most charming elements of past,
including the ancient rituals and the folklores. Among the transition economies, the communities
have also faced tremendous issues to adjust to free market economy. The large state owned
enterprises which have lost the guaranteed markets are not viable economically in international
competition. Globalisation impacts countries and the local communities in number of ways. The
changing investment patterns, fluctuation of the market requirements, modernisation of the
production methods and the prices threaten the geographical areas far from reach. The present
essay will discuss the globalisation and the Bulgarian culture. It will provide about the
Globalisation, Bulgarian culture and interaction of globalisation with culture.
ESSAY
Globalisation on the modern science represents broad range of the trends and events,
development of the world ideologies, the intense struggle for establishing world order, hike in
influence and number of the international organisation, weakening of sovereignty of the national
states, emergence and development of the transnational corporations, growth of the international
trade, mass migrations and formation of the multi-cultural communities, creation of the planetary
mass media, expansion of the Western Culture in different regions of the world (Slavova, 2019).
Analysis of the relevant globalisation theories and trends have become synchronous change in
mid 20th century.
Today the globalisation is irreversible and constant. It influences the changing cultural
patterns of the countries. There is happening of mutual penetration of the various trends in arts
and its exchange.
Bulgarian Culture
Bulgaria is atmospheric country with long and difficult history which has emerged as
vibrant, modern civilisation which retains as most charming element of past, including the
folklore and ancient rituals. Influences of the different cultures have shaped nation, mainly in
terms of the food and festivals. Culture of the Bulgaria is based on interesting blend of the
Slavic, Thracian and the Bulgar traditions with influences of Eastern Orthodox Church (Lozeva,
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