tradition

Statements, beliefs, legends, customs, information, etc. are passed down from generation to generation.

The theme of law and doctrine (in the middle of the Jew), or one of them, was thought to have been received from Moses and was inherited from generation to generation.

(In Christians) the doctrine passed by Christ and his apostles, or one of them.

1350-1400; Central British tradition <Latin <Latin <Latin> traāditiōn- (trāditiō trunk) Delivery or transfer, transfer, equivalent to trādit (us), giving up on the past participle, giving up, giving up, handover, surrender, betrayal (trā- , Refer to (trans- + - ditus) combined with the specified data format; date 1) + - i o n - ion.

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Habits, beliefs, and other generations that have been handed down from generation to generation throughout the word

Habits, thoughts, customs, etc. belonging to specific countries, people, families or agencies over a relatively long period of time

(Usually the capital) Judaism is thought to be the legal system inherited from Moses, it is only promised to be written in the second century AD.

C14: Path from the Latin trāditiō, surrender, give up from Tradele, pass, pass from trans- + dāre

Tradition is one of the important concepts of anthropology and it can be said that anthropology is a study of "tradition in traditional society". However, there is no "traditional theory" because the type of tradition that most anthropologists need to discuss is unnecessary. The only difference is technology. But there are different opinions; scholars like Pascal Boyer believe that the theory that defines tradition and develop it is important to this subject.

It is difficult to distinguish different traditions of knowledge. Tradition has tradition, tradition is related to each other, but it is only adjoining, so it is a spouse traveler. There are also some traditions with a long history of debate. What matters is whether the tradition of knowledge is alive or dead. If you are starting a research project, this is clearly true - you want to keep on living. If you want to know Aristotle's view of artificial intelligence, it is also important that Aristotle's tradition is dead. It depends on whether Aristotle's "authority" can be trusted or not. Because tradition is dead, their expertise does not help you. It is also important to lose the tradition of knowledge. This will give you the idea of ​​traditional possibilities.