Glossary entry

Portuguese term or phrase:

\"mundialização\"

English translation:

\"worldization\"

Added to glossary by Marcella S.
Jul 28, 2011 02:27
12 yrs ago
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Portuguese term

"mundialização"

Portuguese to English Art/Literary General / Conversation / Greetings / Letters
Entre teses que anunciam a emergência de uma cultura global/globalizante, acredita-se
que é possível e mais seguro considerar uma interação mutuamente realimentada entre o
âmbito econômico e a dimensão cultural da sociedade, o que permite sugerir-se um conceito
"composto" que pode ser denominado globalização da economia/mundialização da cultura.
Parece ser impossível separar estes dois processos que integram o mesmo fenômeno mundial
da atualidade, ainda que ressaltadas suas características próprias.
http://www.labomidia.ufsc.br/publicacoes/2005/37_2005.pdf

O aspecto primordial de na análise da mundialização da cultura
e os debates aqui trabalhados é que a globalização promove uma
crescente troca de significados, símbolos e imagens, através dos meios
de comunicação, mídia, marketing e moda. Esses movimentos são
capazes de fornecer novos elementos às redes de significados das
diversas culturas que entram em contato com essas novidades.
http://www.publicacoesacademicas.uniceub.br/index.php/relaco...

Enfrentar a mundialização cultural
A mundialização cultural é um processo que provoca a multiplicação, a aceleração e a intensificação das interacções entre as sociedades e suas culturas. Fechar-se, resignar ou estar sobre a defensiva não constituem respostas apropriadas para este desafio inédito. Nem a potência, nem a força, nem a regulamentação internacional, nem a gestão da burocracia não podem dar respostas apropriadas a estes desafios.
http://www.planetagora.org/portugues/tema5.html

Na virada do século, percebemo-nos 'cidadãos do mundo' - não no antigo sentido, de pessoas viajadas, mas sim das que compartilham um mesmo cotidiano. Marlboro, Disney, fast-food, lojas, chocolates, computadores invadem nossas vidas, nos constrangem ou nos libertam, fazem parte da mobília do dia-a-dia. Esta é uma reflexão sobre a mundialização da cultura e a inevitável reorientação das sociedades atuais.
http://books.google.com.br/books?id=l8m2AAAAIAAJ&source=gbs_...

Discussion

Marcella S. (asker) Aug 3, 2011:
Thank you Thank you so much Muriel. Very helpful.
Muriel Vasconcellos Aug 3, 2011:
Several references to 'worldization' as distinct .... from globalization:

www.convergenceofcultures.org/.../EN_...
It is important to distinguish between this process of growing “worldization”[10], and “globalization”. The often mentioned “globalization” pertains to the ...See: http://www.enciclopediapr.org/ing/article.cfm?ref=07101810

FPH Projects: Worldization and Globalization: A Necessary Distinction
www.enciclopediapr.org/ing/article.cfm?ref=07101810 - Cached
The question of whether globalization is a benign or perverse phenomenon has given way to an intense and emotional international debate. ...

books.google.com/books?isbn=0415575826...Lyn Yates, Madeleine Grumet - 2011 - Education - 254 pages
... to the point that the few references to globalization were made ... In a world marked by a process of cultural worldization and economic globalization, ...
Marcella S. (asker) Jul 28, 2011:
Not an easy term, glabalizacao e mundializacao, two different words, with different meanings.

Abstract -
In a collection of articles under the title La création du monde ou la mondialisation (2002), Nancy seeks to portray a mondialisation, or “worldlization”, that does not consist of an expanded reproduction of capital and that is not a local phenomenon, but rather a global one. For that purpose, he affirms that the difference between globalization and “worldlization” lies in the emergence of an almost metaphysical notion of creation. Nancy distinguishes between the world’s globalization and the world’s move towards “worldlization”. “Worldlization” requires that something new is produced within the world, a break with the simple reproduction of what already exists, yet a break that does not involve an external intervention. This new but not external element is part of the radical materialism that Nancy shares with Marx and Sartre.
http://www.unisinos.br/publicacoes_cientificas/filosofia/sub...

Proposed translations

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"worldilization"

An invented word to translate another invented word. What you guys think?
Note from asker:
Fernando, muito interessante. encontrei um artigo academico, a nova palavra ou conceito tambem ja esta sendo usada em frances. Efeitos da Mundializacao ou Globalizacao. Abstract - In a collection of articles under the title La création du monde ou la mondialisation (2002), Nancy seeks to portray a mondialisation, or “worldlization”, that does not consist of an expanded reproduction of capital and that is not a local phenomenon, but rather a global one. For that purpose, he affirms that the difference between globalization and “worldlization” lies in the emergence of an almost metaphysical notion of creation. Nancy distinguishes between the world’s globalization and the world’s move towards “worldlization”.
Peer comment(s):

disagree suesimons : I don't think!
4 hrs
agree Muriel Vasconcellos : But 'worldization' - I think you added an extra syllable.
6 days
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thank you. Worldization"
+5
3 mins

world-wide dissemination (of the culture) // globalization of the culture

Mike
Peer comment(s):

agree Silvia Aquino
41 mins
Thank you, silvia367325 - Mike
agree suesimons
4 hrs
Thank you, Sue - Mike
agree Lidia Carney
5 hrs
Thank you, Lídia - Mike
agree T o b i a s : globalization of the culture
10 hrs
Thank you, Tobias = Mike
agree connie leite
11 hrs
Thank you, Connie - Mike
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10 hrs
Portuguese term (edited): mundialização da cultura

cultural homogenization

Failing 'globalization' which is suggested by your own reference http://www.planetagora.org/english/theme5.html: Question seems to be about mundialização in the context of cultura. I think cultural homogenization would be a fairly good fit.
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+1
14 hrs

globalization

The word exists, why not use it?
Peer comment(s):

agree Verginia Ophof
7 hrs
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