Many definitions of the culture exist, often divergent, not to say contradictory. So words of the German of the philosopher of Johann Herder which in the XVIII century he already wrote are significant in the preface to the Thought about philosophy of the history: "nothing more unspecified than the word is well-bred." kind of despite this opinion researchers of the culture created new definitions, each time taking into account some fragmentary, specific point of view for the culture Famous anthropologist of the culture, Ralph Linton recapitulated these efforts: "because the fact that he is choosing certain aspects of the entire meant notion is an Essence of all definition of the culture with that date and puts emphasis on with not a cost of other aspects. This pressure, and in consequence also a value of the definition, will depend on, what defining particular purpose took into account. Many possibilities of defining the culture exist, and every is useful in connecting with inquiry of a given kind. "he alone is defining her in this way:" a Culture is a configuration of results taught behaviours and them, of which building blocks are divided and handed over by members of the given society ". Alfred Kroeber and Clyde Kluckhohn expressed different ways of defining the culture, which in the Culture trial. And Critical Review of Concepts and collected Definitions 168 of her expressions and divided them in six different types: "The culture, i.e. the civilization, it is the folded whole which includes the knowledge, beliefs, the art, the morality, laws, customs and other abilities and habits purchased by people as members of society." to notice it is possible, that Tylor treated notions interchangeably "culture" and "civilization". Other researchers which dealt with the culture (particularly archaeologists, ethnographers and anthropologists of the culture) willingly they referred to this definition of the culture, be modified her. Ruth Benedict described her as: "a Culture is a folded whole containing habits purchased by the man as the member of society." amongst the definition from of this type it is worthwhile also quoting the definition of the anthropologist of Bronisław Malinowski: "the Culture is an integral whole consisting of tools and consumer goods, creative principles of all sorts social groups, human ideas and the ability, beliefs and customs." Historical
