Wiktionary
a. 1 (''sociology and anthropology'') Extending through more than one human culture. 2 (generally) Not culturally specific.
WordNet
adj. extending through all human cultures; "a transcultural ideal of freedom embraciong all the peoples of the world"
Wikipedia
Transcultural may refer to:
- Transcultural psychiatry, also known as Cross-cultural psychiatry
- Transculturation, the phenomenon of merging and converging cultures
- Transculturalism
- Trans-cultural diffusion
Usage examples of "transcultural".
Rather, in this state one gains a transcultural and transpersonal realization of the nature of consciousness.
And no one can doubt that the transcultural nature of the experiments -- the tendency to globalize and rationalize human interaction without a proper foundation within the depths of the human being, without a true meeting of persons across the superficially breached cultural barriers -- has contributed to the massive regional disasters that have afflicted former colonies in recent decades.
Now, we learned soon enough that Zif had, himself, taken on a partner, a non-Israeli, which was fine with us since our basic intention was that the monument be transcultural.
Jung, observing the transcultural character of the neurally stimulated phosphene shapes, pioneered the idea that certain archetypal symbols might originate in the personal experience of such luminous designs.