Cultural philosophy is a branch of philosophy that examines the ways in which culture influences human thought, behavior, and values. It explores how cultural practices, beliefs, and traditions shape our understanding of concepts like morality, identity, and knowledge. This field often draws on insights from anthropology, sociology, and history to analyze the relationship between culture and philosophical ideas. Philosophers such as Friedrich Nietzsche and Michel Foucault have contributed to cultural philosophy by critiquing established norms and exploring the power dynamics within cultures. By studying various cultures, cultural philosophy seeks to understand the diversity of human experience and the implications for global ethics and social justice.