Literature and Linguistics

Literature is the study of written works like novels, poetry, and plays, exploring human experiences, emotions, and ideas through language. Linguistics is the scientific study of language itself—how it is structured, how it evolves, and how people use it to communicate. While literature focuses on the creativity and cultural significance of written expression, linguistics examines the underlying systems and rules that make language possible. Both fields are interconnected, enriching our understanding of language’s role in human life and society.