Resurrection in literature

In literature, "Resurrection" refers to a theme or motif where a character or concept undergoes a revival or rebirth after a period of decline, death, or despair. It often symbolizes renewal, redemption, or transformation, reflecting inner growth or a fresh start. This can be literal, as in a character physically coming back to life, or metaphorical, representing moral or spiritual awakening. Writers use resurrection to explore themes of hope, resilience, and the possibility of change, emphasizing that even after darkness or failure, renewal is achievable.