Values refer to the principles, standards, or ​qualities that a group of people consider important, ​meaningful, and desirable.

Values act like a compass that helps us decide what ​is right or wrong, beautiful or unappealing, ​important or unimportant.

They are formed through our experiences, the ​culture we grow up in, and the people we interact ​with.

Today, we will be looking at the aesthetic and social ​values of literary texts.

Values refer to the principles, standards, or ​qualities that a group of people consider important, ​meaningful, and desirable.

Values act like a compass that helps us decide what ​is right or wrong, beautiful or unappealing, ​important or unimportant.

They are formed through our experiences, the ​culture we grow up in, and the people we interact ​with.

Today, we will be looking at the aesthetic and social ​values of literary texts.

Values refer to the principles, standards, or ​qualities that a group of people consider important, ​meaningful, and desirable.

Values act like a compass that helps us decide what ​is right or wrong, beautiful or unappealing, ​important or unimportant.

They are formed through our experiences, the ​culture we grow up in, and the people we interact ​with.

Today, we will be looking at the aesthetic and social ​values of literary texts.

Values refer to the principles, standards, or ​qualities that a group of people consider important, ​meaningful, and desirable.

Values act like a compass that helps us decide what ​is right or wrong, beautiful or unappealing, ​important or unimportant.

They are formed through our experiences, the ​culture we grow up in, and the people we interact ​with.

Today, we will be looking at the aesthetic and social ​values of literary texts.

Our Core Values: A + B + C

Aesthetic value refers to the value derived from the beauty, artistry, and appeal of something. When ​we talk about the aesthetic value of literary texts, we are looking at elements such as...