concept   poetry
22 commonsense assertions
Cultures (21) • United Kingdom (2) • Western countries (1) • Middle Eastern (1) • United States (1) • Japan (1) • China (1) • Persian (1) • Central Asia (1) • Ancient Greece (1) • Arabian court (1) • India (1) • Islamic culture (1) • Russia (1) • literary studies (1) • 19th century England (1) • American (1) • Arabic (1) • Literary circles in the West (1) • Medieval Arab world (1) • Medieval Europe (1) Modern literature enthusiasts (1) • more
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1 poetry Western countries Poetry is popular and widely celebrated in Western countries as a form of artistic expression. 28
2 poetry Middle Eastern Poetry is highly esteemed and frequently recited in communal and religious events in Middle Eastern culture. 17
3 poetry United Kingdom Poetry is highly valued and integrated into various aspects of culture and education in the United Kingdom. 11
4 poetry United States Poetry is widely taught and celebrated as an art form in the United States. 11
5 poetry Japan Traditional forms like haiku and tanka are highly valued and embedded in Japan's cultural heritage. 10
6 poetry China Chinese culture highly values traditional forms of poetry such as haiku and tanka, using them in ceremonies and teaching them in schools. 8
7 poetry United Kingdom Poetry in the United Kingdom encompasses diverse forms with social and artistic significance, including war poetry, limericks, rhyme, and nursery rhymes. 8
8 poetry Persian Persian poetry is deeply ingrained in culture and often addresses political and social themes. 4
9 poetry Central Asia Poetry is a revered and integral part of Central Asian culture, with deep historical and cultural significance. 3
10 poetry Ancient Greece Ancient Greek poetry had great cultural and educational importance, being featured in contests and preserved orally. 2
11 poetry Arabian court Arabian court culture reveres poetry, celebrating themes of love, valor, and nature with court poets gaining prominence. 2
12 poetry India Poetry in India preserves cultural heritage and reflects on historical struggles for independence. 2
13 poetry Islamic culture Poetry is celebrated for its expression of beauty, spirituality, and wisdom in Islamic culture. 2
14 poetry Russia Russian poetry reflects war experiences and Soviet era influence, while nursery rhymes focus on folk tales and fables. 2
15 poetry literary studies Poetry in literary studies is subject to scholarly analysis and exploration of literary techniques. 2
16 poetry 19th century England Poetry was highly valued as a form of expression and social commentary among the educated and elite in 19th century England. 1
17 poetry American Poetry is valued in American culture but holds a lesser role than in Persian culture. 1
18 poetry Arabic Arabic poetry is highly revered and celebrated as an integral part of the cultural heritage, often recited and memorized from a young age. 1
19 poetry Literary circles in the West Poetry within Western literary circles is often written in structured forms like sonnets and villanelles. 1
20 poetry Medieval Arab world In the Medieval Arab world, poetry was highly esteemed and considered a significant art form, with poets being respected and influential figures. 1
21 poetry Medieval Europe Poetry in Medieval Europe is valued but not as influential as in the Arab world. 1
22 poetry Modern literature enthusiasts Modern literature enthusiasts celebrate poetry as a powerful and expressive art form known for its use of language and emotion. 1