The Culture of Consumption: Production of Space

The everyday space in our life expresses and strengthens some kind of understanding about various aspects of identity, such as race, class, sex, age. Building a special space will tell you what kinds of people and activities are cautiously careless and not what kind. The universe is customarily designed to cause specific behaviors. You can explain by looking at the everyday environment and space of the modeling environment.

Making room for culture is the latest in a series of forum policies and practice series. In this publication, how the world's cities maintain and develop dynamic combinations of spaces and facilities for cultural production and consumption, and how affordable crises these cities are currently facing We are exploring whether we are pursuing it. The Handbook provides 12 case studies around the world (including London, Istanbul, Hong Kong, San Francisco, Madrid), exemplifies some of the ways member forums of the Forum can tackle these challenges, We provide financial finance, financial advice, planning and policy. And development and provision of space

In the article on "Production and consumption of Japanese culture" of "Global Culture Market", the author shows a clear process of production and consumption of "culture" and proposes the fact that "Japanese culture" crosses the border doing. It has profound influence on world culture. In the process of globalization of the economy, regional culture crosses national boundaries and spreads to other countries. This process can be called cultural globalization (Golstein-Gidoni, 2005). In this article, readers can understand the process of global cultural transfer by introducing culture as a product to various people. Writers explain the "world culture market" as world cultural production. At the same time, both articles show that in globalization, culture has a big impact on people's modern lifestyle.

Perhaps the most important and widespread impact of cultural globalization is the commercialization of culture. Production and consumption of cultural products and services are products as well as basic elements of social life (marriage and family life, religion, work and leisure) which is a crucible of cultural creation. In very similar ways to economic globalization, most people (especially the poor) do not experience cultural globalization under the conditions they decide. Culture - It became a product to be sold in the market including music, food, clothes, art, sports, age, youthfulness, masculinity, female nature. Robert Goisuta, former chairman of the Coca-Cola Company, says: