Literature and philosophy are similar in that they both aim to explain life experiences. However, they differ in their approaches. Philosophy explains life experiences systematically using questions about meaning and purpose. Literature explains experiences directly through narrative language without being systematic. While both are grounded in reality, their methodologies differ - literature is based on historical realities, while philosophy reflects on life experiences through a process of reflection.

1. The relationships and
differences between
Literature and philosophy
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2. The similarities and differences
of both
 Literature and philosophy are same in
experience to the full of life.
 They have difference in nuance,
◦ Philosophy: explains the full of life
experiences with help of essential
question, relate explicit like what is life?,
where must we go on?
◦ Literature: explains the full of life
experiences directly without becoming
systematic.

3. The difference of both in
language
 Literature flows to explain life. It uses
statement speech. The characteristics
of literature in language are:
explaining and telling narrating in
word.
 The characteristics of Philosophy in
language are: scientific, systematic,
rational because consider in
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4. Philosophy and literature
 They have similarity in main base. It is
reality. If philosophy rejects on reality
then it abstracted in finding main self like
who am I ? so literature starts in reality
or fact then proceed by imagination (not
fantasy). It is pass trough creative
process then becoming beautiful.
 They have differences in methodology.
◦ Literature : It is the historical life in reality.
◦ Philosophy : spread out as reflection of the
experience life.