Transition from "Raising" to "Education"; a Comparison between the Manners of Raising Artists in Traditional Societies and Modern Societies (with Emphasis on University Education)

In a God-oriented society, every human action is based on the teachings of the divine "tradition" and leans towards achieving the oneness of God; dealing with art and transmitting the customs and principles related to it is no exception to this rule, but with the changes that have taken place in the form of most of the societies in the contemporary era, many of the contexts of a traditional society have disappeared and numerous traditional arts and related teachings and customs have been forgotten. The main issue in this research is to compare the raising methods and customs of artists in traditional societies with modern societies (with emphasis on university education). The research method is descriptive-analytical and the method of data collection is library-based and interview. While emphasizing the central role of "tradition" in educating artists in a traditional society, the results of this study confirm the fundamental differences in the goals, principles and methods of education in the process of educating artists between traditional societies and today's university education methods.