Introduction:
Since the onset of globalisation, the debate on culture has moved from being associated exclusively with pre-modernism to become part of popular discourses all over the world (Meijl 2008). This is not only as a result of rigorous reflection and analysis of the different meanings and significance of contemporary culture, but also its enormous implications for everyone's conception of self-the self of individuals and those with whom they associate. For that reason, the examination of how this interplay to form cultural identities becomes very useful to address the different and ever opposing demands resulting from the differentiation of culture in the context of globalisation...
