Personal civilisation is learned.
- Explanation. A personal civilisation is not a configuration that is formed once and subsequently remains fixed. Throughout life it is formed and changed by, among other things, upbringing, education, relationships, experiences, media, institutions and participation in different social circles. Civilisation elements may be adopted, internalised, interpreted, strengthened, weakened, modified or rejected. The process through which this occurs is called civilising in this theory.
Last updated: 30 September 2026