Exploring the Intersection of Literature and Philosophy

Abstract

This article investigates the complex relationship between literature and philosophy, examining how philosophical ideas and frameworks influence literary expression and vice versa. It explores key themes such as existentialism, ethics, and metaphysics, highlighting how literary works often reflect and interrogate philosophical concepts. By analyzing seminal texts from various literary traditions and philosophical schools, this study aims to illuminate the dynamic interplay between these two disciplines. Through a comparative approach, the article reveals how literature can serve as a vehicle for philosophical inquiry and how philosophical arguments can enhance literary understanding. The findings suggest that the intersection of literature and philosophy offers a rich field for deeper comprehension of both fields.