Difference between Popularization and Vulgarisation

POPULARIZATION vs VULGARISATION: NOUN

The act of making something popular to the general public.
The act of making popular, or of introducing among the people.
The act of making popular; adaptation to popular needs or capacities: as, the popularization of science. Also spelled popularisation.
An interpretation that easily understandable and acceptable
The act of making something attractive to the general public

The process of making something vulgar, especially by using the language of ordinary people
See vulgarization, vulgarise.
The act of making something attractive to the general public
The act of rendering something coarse and unrefined

Disseminate, Disseminating, Universality, Popular, Promote, Promotion, Penetration, Promoting, Popularity, Dissemination, Diffusion, Coarsening, Vulgarisation, Vulgarization, Popularisation

Idealisation, Antinomian, Deracination, Religio, Westernisation, Gendering, Jacobinism, Reification, Westernism, Monarchism, Bolshevism, Popularization, Coarsening, Popularisation, Vulgarization

Disseminate, Disseminating, Universality, Popular, Promote, Promotion, Penetration, Promoting, Popularity, Dissemination, Diffusion, Coarsening, Vulgarisation, Vulgarization, Popularisation

Idealisation, Antinomian, Deracination, Religio, Westernisation, Gendering, Jacobinism, Reification, Westernism, Monarchism, Bolshevism, Popularization, Coarsening, Popularisation, Vulgarization

Therefore, the fruit picking rod has great value for popularization and application.
In conclusion, popularization of guava, can have multiple applications for rural communities.
CAM CNC simulation, popularization and application of UG key technology.
Problems of grassroots science popularization in China and their countermeasures.
America which had already seen the popularization of Buddhist Modernism.
Her Chaucer volumes are a mixture of scholarship and popularization.
Besides, there is not enough advertising for the popularization.
Kreisler began the Popularization of FESS towards automobile industry.
WWII family to the popularization of westerns and mysteries.
Both online science popularization and offline science popularization have their own advantages and disadvantages.

There is clearly a need for sensitising and vulgarisation of the RINR initiative in the country.
Some experts speak about further vulgarisation of legal culture in Czechoslovakia.