Socialist literature

Socialist literature refers to writings that explore, promote, or critique socialist ideas and principles. It often addresses issues like economic inequality, social justice, and collective ownership of resources, aiming to inspire change toward a more equitable society. This literature can include political essays, novels, and manifestos that highlight the struggles of workers and marginalized groups, emphasizing cooperation over competition. While it reflects socialist values, it also serves as a tool for education and debate about how societies can be organized to benefit all members, rather than a select few.