Literature and Drama

Literature refers to written works that express ideas, stories, or insights, including novels, poetry, and essays. It explores human experiences, emotions, and thoughts, often reflecting culture and history. Drama is a form of literature designed for performance, such as plays and scripts, that portray stories through dialogue and action, bringing characters and conflicts to life on stage or screen. Both are means of storytelling that deepen understanding of the human condition, with literature offering reflection and insight, and drama providing a dynamic, visual expression of narratives.