Talk:Didactic literature
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Latest comment: 15 days ago by JohnMizuki in topic Didactic literature is different from Didacticism
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Didactic literature is different from Didacticism
[edit]I removed the redirection to Didacticism, and created the article "Didactic literature", as they are different concepts. Didactic literature is the application of the philosophy of Didacticism to literary texts. The article on Didacticism should be focused on the philosophy, the article on Didactic literature should be focused on the literature. It is the same distinction between Christianity and Christian literature. JohnMizuki (talk) 15:56, 15 September 2026 (UTC)
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