The term “West” primarily refers to one of the four cardinal directions, opposite to East. In geographical context, it indicates the direction toward the sunset, defined as a compass point at 270 degrees. The concept of “West” is also tied to historical and cultural contexts, often symbolizing civilizations, ideologies, or political entities associated with Western societies, notably Europe and the Americas.
In a broader sense, “West” can evoke cultural, social, and economic distinctions that have developed over time, often contrasting with the “East.” This duality has influenced various disciplines, including geography, history, politics, and international relations. The use of “West” can also denote specific regions, such as the western part of a country or continent, or collectively reference Western culture, characterized by particular values, lifestyles, and developments.
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