AN ARRT BY KIRAN SUNUWAR

ART Literature and politics are closely connected because literature often reflects society, power, government, inequality, and people's struggles.

Literature and politics are closely connected because literature often reflects society, power, government, inequality, and people's struggles.

📚 Literature

🏛️ Politics

🔗 How are they connected?

• Criticize governments and political leaders.

• Speak for oppressed or marginalized people.

• Expose inequality, injustice, and corruption.

• Promote ideas such as freedom, democracy, equality, and peace.

• Preserve people's experiences during wars, revolutions, and political change.

• Influence how people think about society and political issues.

Literature and politics are closely connected because literature often reflects society, power, government, inequality, and people's struggles.

Literature is creative writing—such as poetry, novels, dramas, essays, and stories—that expresses human experiences, ideas, emotions, and social realities.

Politics is about power, government, leadership, laws, rights, and how societies make decisions.

Literature can:

Example: A novelist may write about a poor family suffering because of an unfair political system. Although it is a story, it can make readers question power, inequality, and justice.

In simple words: Politics shapes society, while literature can describe, question, criticize, or challenge that society.