1. Etimology
1.1. Colere (latin)
1.1.1. Inhabit
1.1.1.1. Colony
1.1.2. Honour with worship
1.1.2.1. Cult
1.1.3. Cultivate, tending
1.1.3.1. Cultura
2. European languages
2.1. French
2.1.1. From couture
2.1.1.1. Culture in English (15th century)
2.1.1.1.1. Meaning tending (16th century-19th century)
2.2. German
2.2.1. Synonym for civilization (18th century-19th century
2.2.1.1. Process of becoming civilized/cultivate
2.2.1.2. Process of human development
2.2.2. Culture in plural
2.2.2.1. Different nations and periods
2.2.2.2. Social and economic groups within nations
2.2.3. Political meaning
2.2.3.1. Human development
2.2.3.1.1. Savagery
2.2.3.1.2. Domestication
2.2.3.1.3. Freedom
2.2.3.2. Material development
3. Intricate meaning
3.1. Historical development
3.2. Different academic disciplines/incompatible systems of thought
3.3. Various meanings
3.3.1. General process of development
3.3.2. Particular way of life
3.3.3. Products of intellectual and artistic activity
4. Hostility
4.1. Anti-German feeling
4.2. American expression "culture vulture"
4.2.1. Superior knowledge
4.2.1.1. High culture
4.2.1.2. Low culture