اردو ادب میں مابعد جدیدیت: نظریات اور مباحث: Postmodernism in Urdu Literature: Theories and Debates
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2022
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Abstract
This article explores the postmodernism in Urdu literature, examining its theoretical foundations and the debates that surround it. Postmodernism, a cultural and literary movement, challenges traditional narratives and structures, emphasizing the fragmented and subjective nature of reality. This study looks at how postmodernist concepts have permeated Urdu literary criticism, focusing on the impact on narrative forms, identity, language, and cultural representation. Through a detailed analysis of key Urdu texts, the article sheds light on how postmodernism has reshaped the literary landscape in Pakistan, both in terms of theory and practice.
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| Authors | Dr. Fatima Hussain |
| Journal | Aafaq-e-Tahqeeq |
| Year | 2022 |
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