Globalism is a defining element of the global language, which is one of today's fundamental notions, determining the post modern information society, a recognisable aspect of which is an interest relationship to global information or global themes in general; it is thus determined by a universal denotation, expressed primarly at least in different variants of English. This is a geographically dispersed language phenomenon, which divides society in terms of contact with the global denotator. The fundamental role of the global language is communication, but with a strong indentificational role of certain social groups. Globalisms are not internationalisms in the traditional sense - we have no historical experience of them, in stead we gain such experience on a daily basis as we go along.
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