Among the genres that fell in favour, the old moral tale, if not a corpse, surely became obsolescent but raised the question whether it was being replaced by a subtler form of didactic literature, preaching racial, class, and international understanding.
what you lose in sophistication of the product you gain in personal knowledge". Embracing the idea that his art had veered toward a form of didactic tinkering, Burden went so far as to note that "if Vincent van Gogh were alive today, he'd be doing what I'm doing and not painting". Nobody chose to debate or explore the point.
The traditional teaching is in the form of didactic lectures and bench work practicals.
Formal education on these topics could take the form of dedicated didactics during medical school and residency training, orientation sessions, and skill-building retreats, which are common in other occupations that require managerial development.
These contributions can take the form of entertaining rants, didactic treatises or high-minded visions, and for my taste (in contrast to a real scientific paper), the more colour and personality exhibited, the better.
Over time, their devotional songs inspired a form of religious and didactic performing art of the Vaishnava people called the Harikatha ("Stories of Hari").
While faithful to intervention theory, professional development programs produced in this perspective often take the form of episodic and didactic information delivery, disconnected from professionals' real-world experiences [ 11].
The long poem, "Elsewhere", which ends the book, infuses the stiff didactic form of a medieval morality play with thrilling moral ambivalence.
The initial training took place over a 6-week period and took the form of a 30 minute didactic education session that focused on the importance of hand hygiene in improving patient safety and quality of care for patients.
Lehrstück, ( German: "lesson play") a form of drama that is specifically didactic in purpose and that is meant to be performed outside the orthodox theatre.
A proliferation of literary forms, including didactic literature, prose renderings of classic works, and mystical tracts, was one symptom of this double tendency.
