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Literature
How do the novels and literature have shaped the modern society ?
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This discussion was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by
Akshat 07 Anand.
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This discussion was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by
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Novels and literature act as cultural architects, constructing bridges between diverse minds. They are the mirrors reflecting society’s collective consciousness, molding perspectives and subtly chiseling the contours of modern thought.
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Through the alchemy of words, they transmute individual experiences into shared narratives, fostering empathy and unity in the mosaic of human existence. As literary tapestries unfold, they weave threads of imagination and introspection, catalyzing societal evolution by sowing seeds of critical thinking, empathy, and a profound understanding of the human condition. In this symphony of words, novels resonate as both echoes of the past and blueprints for the future, forging the intricate dance between literature and the modern world.
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Literature does not exist in a vacuum but is influenced by the society. It reflects the general atmosphere of a current time — its socio-political and cultural dynamics. Again, it also has the capability to influence the society by creating a plethora of knowledge, initiating empathetic conversations and placing a mirror of rectification. It helps to shape a society, molding it to create vital discourses around prejudices by either portraying the pre-existing conditions or presenting a utopian alternative to help curb the atrocities. Thus, literature has the capability to influence society and vice-verse.
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