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- iv - Abstract The study conducts an SFL-based stylistic analysis of Urdu short stories written by Manto – an icon in Urdu short story writing – and their corresponding English translations by Tahira
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Urdu literature has included the short story form for slightly more than one hundred years. During this period it has passed through some major phases including the early romantic period, progressive writings, modernist writings, and the current phase.
two different lines: the sociological story, represented by Bedi, Krishan Chander and Qasmi; and the psychological story, dominated by themes of sex, as best seen in the writings of Manto, Ismat Chughtai and Mumtaz Mufti. After Premchand, Manto and Bedi emerged as the best short story writers in Urdu. They 115
27 cze 2024 · Summary. Much light has been shed on the poetic dexterity and awe-inspiring aesthetic sensibility of Faiz (1911–1984) but his literary, cultural, aesthetic, artistic and social concerns, lucidly exposed to view in his prose writings, both in Urdu and English, have hardly been focussed on.
Urdu Literature in Pakistan: A Site for Alternative Visions and Dissent. Iqbal’s Idea of a Muslim Homeland—Vision and Reality. To a great extent Pakistan owes its existence to the vision of one of the greatest Urdu poets, !All"ma Mu#ammad Iqb"l (1877–1938). Not only had Iqb"l expressed the idea of a separate homeland for South Asian ...
Urdu literature prides itself on the presence of many significant female voices, both in fiction and poetry. I would like to investigate whether women’s writing in Urdu is merely one homogenous category, or are the women in the Urdu literary scene creative writers first and women writers afterwards?
