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culture system (複数形 culture systems)

1. Any human-created entity or process that interfaces with humans and has rules or procedures for that human interaction.
   • 1861, James William Bayley Money, Java: Or, How to Manage a Colony, page IX:

     These benefits are due to the culture system, established by General Van den Bosch in 1882, acting on the relics of the English rule in Java.

   • 2010, Kenneth Allan, A Primer in Social and Sociological Theory:

     The culture system is at the top, indicating that control of human action and life is achieved through cultural information.

   • 2013, NA Klaveren, The Dutch Colonial System in the East Indies, page 115:

     The culture system was not an imitation of the Spanish government's tobacco-culture of the Philippines as Kolb asserts.