Literature

Literature has had a major impact on the development of society. It has shaped civilizations, changed political systems and exposed injustice. Literature gives us a connection to others through the emotions it creates. It can instigate and bolster whole social issues with nothing but words. Even though countless people do not even realize, literature has shaped and molded our society.
Literature is something used every day to learn and improve intelligence. Textbooks used in school, even though they seem frivolous, can be a great source of knowledge. A library is filled with many books like historical nonfiction that can teach nonentities things that some geniuses may not even know. Literature plays a massive role in our education, which is a large part of society.
Literature helps us learn things beyond what we already know. Not only can it improve our intellectual intelligence, but it can help us relate to others and become more solicitous. It provides one with the opportunity to further one's education to continuously learn new things and be exposed to a variety of new ideas. Literature teaches us to analyze a character, allows us to reach inside his or her mind so we see what drives a character, what shapes his or her beliefs and how one relates to others. These skills can help you interact with people in reality and understand their ideas and beliefs; this is a good skill because human communication is a significant part of society and solving social issues.
Literature can even play a key role in stories and books. In the short story Flowers for Algernon, Charlie Gordon uses literature in the form of books and research papers to improve his intelligence. At one point in the story he considers using it to improve his social skills! Literature plays such a large role in society; it has been in the form of speeches that inspired people to do something great. It could be in the form of stories that make you feel like you are in the story with the characters,