Titlebook: Gender, Sex, and the City; Urdu Rekhti Poetry i Ruth Vanita Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2012 gender.poe

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Camping It Up,b, and it died out with his followers. Jān Ṣāḥib was the pen name of Mir Yar Ali (1817–96). Born in Farrukhabad, he grew up in Lucknow, where he published his first volume of poetry in 1845; he moved around in search of patronage and died in Rampur.

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Book 2012Explores the urban, cosmopolitan sensibilities of Urdu poetry written in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries in Lucknow. Ruth Vanita analyzes Rekhti, a type of Urdu poetry distinguished by a female speaker and a focus on women‘s lives, and shows how it becamea catalyst for the transformation of the ghazal.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-13673-6hen young Inshā burst on to the Delhi literary scene, senior poet Mīr Ḥasan included him in his soon-to-be-famous biographical diction-ary. Praising Inshā’s charm and intelligence, Ḥasan noted that the poet had a new style and was initiating new modes.

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Playfully Speaking,hen young Inshā burst on to the Delhi literary scene, senior poet Mīr Ḥasan included him in his soon-to-be-famous biographical diction-ary. Praising Inshā’s charm and intelligence, Ḥasan noted that the poet had a new style and was initiating new modes.