disaster literature

Disaster literature refers to written works that explore themes related to natural or man-made calamities, such as earthquakes, floods, wars, or pandemics. It examines how individuals, communities, and societies respond to crises, often highlighting human resilience, moral dilemmas, and societal impacts. This genre can include novels, essays, or poetry that analyze the causes, effects, and aftermath of disasters, providing insights into human behavior under extreme conditions and fostering understanding of complex emergencies from diverse perspectives.