Significance of Propensity
Kavya defines propensity as an inclination or tendency seen in narratives regarding the evolution and migration of customs or tales. This concept highlights how stories transform over time and across different cultures, reflecting the natural tendencies observed in their development and spread. Understanding propensity in this context allows for a deeper appreciation of the dynamic nature of storytelling and cultural exchange.1
Synonyms: Inclination, Predisposition, Disposition, Habit
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Hindu concept of 'Propensity'
In Hinduism, Propensity denotes the inherent inclinations found in narratives, illustrating how customs and tales develop and adapt over time, reflecting the dynamic nature of cultural evolution within the faith.
Significance in Kavya (poetry):
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From: Kathasaritsagara (the Ocean of Story)
(1) An inclination or tendency observed in the stories regarding how customs or tales evolve and migrate.[1]