اردو ادب میں نئی نسل کی آواز: معاصر شاعری اور کہانیاں: The Voice of a New Generation in Urdu Literature: Contemporary Poetry and Stories

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2021
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Abstract
The evolving landscape of Urdu literature in the 21st century reflects the voices of the younger generation. Contemporary poetry and stories not only articulate their unique experiences but also challenge traditional narratives. This article explores the themes, forms, and styles adopted by the new generation of poets and storytellers in Urdu literature. By analyzing key works from emerging writers, this paper delves into the ways in which the contemporary literary scene serves as a platform for social, cultural, and political expression. It also highlights how these works resonate with the youth's concerns, such as identity, change, and resistance, contributing to the ongoing dialogue in Urdu literary discourse.
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Authors Dr. Fatima Zohra
Journal Aafaq-e-Tahqeeq
Year 2021
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