Literary tradition

Literary tradition refers to the body of literature and cultural practices that have developed over time within a particular community or society. It encompasses the themes, styles, genres, and techniques that writers have used and passed down through generations. This tradition influences how stories are told and interpreted, reflecting shared values, beliefs, and historical experiences. By studying literary tradition, we gain insight into the culture and mindset of a society, as well as how literature evolves and adapts over time while retaining connections to its roots.