Culture as Social Legacy in Mirror for Man

Clyde Kluckhohn's "Mirror of Humanity" describes two important ideas and explains the differences and similarities among people all over the world. Life experience such as birth, helplessness, illness, old age, death, "but 2) culture is different as people grow up to be able to live in different environments made by humans, People have unique social heritage.

In mana, celebrations and culture reflect the social and social lifestyles of local people. The heritage of the rich family of this place and the customary heritage were found in the culture of that transformation. Heritage and heritage are saturated, and it is still present in some form at present. The social characteristics of this region are not affected by the rapid industrialization of this region. Customary cultures and estimates of the general public still exist in Manali

Cultural heritage is a powerful force. They have a deep base and longevity. They existed for generations and almost unscathed despite the disappearance of economic and social demographics that produced them.

Mirror theory is based on the assumption that culture is a mirror of social reality and reflects the social world. This is the core idea of ​​functionalism and reflection theory of Marxism; however, she points out that although the two share the same reflection model, the two essences are opposite. In Marx 's view, even human consciousness starts with the product of human labor (homosexuals) and has history. Culture is mainly based on material power and socio-economic basis of production. Such "historical materialism", social production relations are the true source of culture, hence it is a social being that determines human survival.