A Multi-Aspect View of Literature and World Relations

Abstract

This article discusses the significance of literature in the context of contemporary cultural interactions and globalization. Literature serves as a mirror reflecting the thought structures and identities of societies. The study first analyzes the role of literature in international relations and how dialogue and conflicts between different cultures are shaped through literary works. It also explores how literature affects the relationship individuals and societies establish with the world. While addressing themes such as literature’s interaction with social and political events, its importance in communication, and its role in the construction of cultural identities, the article also aims to reveal how literature gains meaning both individually and collectively, evaluating this interaction through the lens of literature and philosophy. The study seeks to contribute to the understanding of the cultural and intellectual layers of literature. The general conclusion reached in this study is that literature is not merely a form of expression; it serves as a bridge between the individual and society, reveals the past in the present, and carries the local to the universal.