The Concept of Tradition: And Other EssaysThis volume delves into how art reflects the ever evolving relationship between humanity and nature, exploring industrializations impact on cultural practices and memory. In The Concept of Tradition and Other Essays, K. G. Subramanyan explores questions about art and tradition, such as whether tradition is more than a mere linear progression of artifacts and ideas. He also explores how art reflects on the evolving relationship between nature and

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