transcultural mimetic influence

Transcultural mimetic influence refers to the way cultures borrow and imitate each other's ideas, practices, and values across different societies. This process often occurs as people interact through travel, trade, or media, leading to a blending of cultural elements. For example, when a fashion trend from one country becomes popular in another, or when international films influence local cinema, these cultural exchanges highlight how societies can adopt and adapt aspects from one another, creating a richer, more interconnected global culture.