اردو ادب میں مزاحمت کا تصور: The Concept of Resistance in Urdu Literature
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2024
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Abstract
The concept of resistance in Urdu literature is a dynamic and multifaceted topic that has evolved through centuries of socio-political challenges faced by the Indian subcontinent. This paper examines the literary representation of resistance in Urdu literature, tracing its roots from the colonial era to the post-independence period. It explores how Urdu writers and poets have articulated resistance against oppressive regimes, colonial exploitation, and socio-political injustice. The study also highlights the role of Urdu literature in shaping national identity and its transformative impact on social movements. Through a close analysis of key works, the paper delves into the themes of rebellion, defiance, and the struggle for justice that permeate Urdu literary texts.
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| Authors | Dr. Hassan Raza |
| Journal | Journal of Religious, Literary and Cultural Studies |
| Year | 2024 |
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