2025/05/18 by Lyazid BOUAROURI & Mohamed TAHIR
#FOS: Languages and literature
paper · doi:10.48734/akofena.n016.vol.1.26.2025
Abstract: This article is situated within the interdisciplinary realm that bridges philosophy and other domains, such as literature. This emerging specialization, which moves beyond the limitations of a single discipline, often finds its potential fully explored. Interdisciplinary approaches, characterized by their interconnectedness and complexity, inherently generate new insights regarding subject matter, methodologies, and outcomes. The article tackles an enduring yet significant issue that continues to garner attention. Scholars from various periods and regions have contributed to the discourse, and researchers persist in sharing their perspectives in light of contemporary cognitive and methodological advancements. The primary aim is to illustrate how literary texts, particularly novels, can be utilized to convey philosophical concepts. Novels present innovative styles and accessible methods that resonate with readers' spirits and intellects. We have sought to underscore the numerous intersections between philosophy and literature. Together, these fields create a coherent vision of knowledge's unity, having jointly shaped modernity and a way of life that seeks to uncover and share the truth. The study concludes that a cognitive specialization encompassing both philosophy and literature is feasible. This new interdisciplinary field promises to be a rich terrain that harmonizes reason with emotion, rigor with adaptability, and theoretical exploration with narrative expression. Keywords: mind, narrative, truth, imagination, theorizing.