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Culture demands a system of shared meanings.

Following on from Daniel Allen's article (features July 9), Social Movements (Oberschall 1993) describes culture as 'a socially constructed, cognitive, normative and emotional meaning system that creates the central reality of a people so that they inhabit the world they imagine'. It has three dimensions, a 'thought-world', which creates a common framework for communication.