Traditions are about the past and innovation is about the future, and it has been argued that we need to let go of traditions for the sake of progress. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this? What role should traditions have in our lives? v.1
Traditions are about the past and innovation is about the future, and it has been argued that we need to let go of traditions for the sake of progress. with this? What role should traditions have in our lives? v. 1
It is argued that there must be room for innovations, rather than sticking to past traditions which can hamper progress. I disagree with it, which I will explain later on in this essay. Traditions must play a role of a mentor.
I disagree with the notion slightly that we need to let go of past traditions in order to succeed, for the sake of innovations. I believe both can co-exist. For example; our national dress is Shalwar Qamees, in Pakistan, which is traditional. Nowadays, we can see many innovative dresses, but I love wearing my traditional dress, because I feel comfortable in it. It doesn't feel outdated. We can see different innovative dresses like shorts, jeans and T-shirts. Both can co-exist easily.
Traditions must act like reminders for us. It must be like our mentors, showing us what we really are. For example; we may wear different clothings inside and outside Pakistan, but whenever we use Shalwar Qamees clothing, it reminds us that we are Pakistanis. It reminds us of our tradition, which we should proudly own. Innovations are the need of time in almost every generation, people just can't stick to one thing forever, but completely abandoning traditions will convert people into robots. I would like to give another example regarding social gatherings of people in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan. People over here have a tradition of family gatherings whenver they get a chance. People are more social compared many other countries in Europe and America. It would be innovative to reduce such gatherings, by talking via video calls instead, which will save people time as well, but it will damage the social fabric of a society. This is why both traditions and innovations must be taken on board.
In conclusion, people must be traditionally innovative, rather than innovatively traditional.
It
is argued
that there
must
be room for
innovations
,
rather
than sticking to past
traditions
which can hamper progress. I disagree with it, which I will
explain
later on in this essay.
Traditions
must
play a role of a mentor.
I disagree with the notion
slightly
that we need to
let
go of past
traditions
in order to succeed, for the sake of
innovations
. I believe both can co-exist.
For example
; our national
dress
is Shalwar
Qamees
, in Pakistan, which is traditional. Nowadays, we can
see
many
innovative
dresses
,
but
I
love
wearing my traditional
dress
,
because
I feel comfortable in it. It doesn't feel outdated. We can
see
different
innovative
dresses
like shorts, jeans and T-shirts. Both can co-exist
easily
.
Traditions
must
act like reminders for us. It
must
be like our mentors, showing us what we
really
are.
For example
; we may wear
different
clothings
inside and outside Pakistan,
but
whenever we
use
Shalwar
Qamees
clothing, it reminds us that we are Pakistanis. It reminds us of our
tradition
, which we should
proudly
own
.
Innovations
are the need of time in almost every generation,
people
just
can't stick to one thing forever,
but
completely abandoning
traditions
will convert
people
into robots. I would like to give another example regarding social gatherings of
people
in Khyber
Pakhtunkhwa
province of Pakistan.
People
over here have a
tradition
of family gatherings
whenver
they
get
a chance.
People
are more social compared
many
other countries in Europe and America. It would be
innovative
to
reduce
such gatherings, by talking via video calls
instead
, which will save
people
time
as well
,
but
it will damage the social fabric of a society. This is why both
traditions
and
innovations
must
be taken
on board.
In conclusion
,
people
must
be
traditionally
innovative
,
rather
than
innovatively
traditional.
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