Language and Culture

Abstract

The biological systems of living beings on Earth organize life. Animals' 
existence is closely tied to their natural environment, and a self-made 
environment can prove dangerous for them. Plants grow best in a 
suitable environment, where factors like climate, the Earth's surface, and weather determine the types of plants that can thrive. Unlike other 
living beings, humans are independent of their groups and social 
structures because they have the ability to create their own groups and 
self-made or artificial environments. Humanity formulates political, 
economic, social, scientific, and technical systems. With an analytical 
mind, humans can distinguish and adapt to the principles of situations, 
events, accidents, and experiences. Culture embodies the values, ideals, 
beliefs, and traditions shaped by historical and social inheritance, while 
civilization represents the material and technological advancements 
rooted in spatiality. Without language, much of a culture's richness 
might be lost over time. Languages serve as mediums for artistic and 
creative expression, such as poetry, music, and storytelling, which are 
integral to cultural preservation and evolution.