Consider the authors' use of the words “static” and “dynamic” in paragraph 8 to explain the concept of cultural identity. What can the reader conclude about the author's point, and how does that relate to cultural identity?

Explanation:

The author says that though cultural heritage is what a society posses as a unified society governed by a set of cultures, ideas and beliefs, there are individual differences within culture itself too.

The authors' use of the words “static” and “dynamic” explains cultural identity as complex and varied. He says that though individuals may share the same cultural heritage, no two individuals are exactly alike.

Through this claim, we can understand the author's view about individuals' personal identity. This is one of the reasons why stereotyping does not hold up. Different personal experiences play an important role in shaping one's cultural identity.

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