The Role of Literature in Shaping Social Entrepreneurship: An Analysis of Ethical Values, Social Justice, and Resilience through Selected Works of Literature.

This research explores the intersection between literature andsocial entrepreneurship, analyzing how selected literary works reflect and shapeconcepts of ethical leadership, social justice, and community resilience. The studyexamines ten novels by authors such as Charles Dickens, George Orwell, JohnSteinbeck, and Gabriel García Márquez, highlighting how literature fostersempathy and solidarity—values essential for social entrepreneurship. Thefindings reveal that literary narratives do not merely reflect social realities butactively contribute to shaping readers' understanding of complex ethicalconsiderations, inspiring social entrepreneurs to create ventures that balancefinancial success with positive social impact. This study aims to clarify theimportance of storytelling in promoting ethical leadership and social innovation.This research also underscores the relevance of literature in BusinessAdministration, offering insights for business leaders on integrating ethicalprinciples and social responsibility into their practices.