Titlebook: Urdu Literary Culture; Vernacular Modernity Mehr Afshan Farooqi Book 2012 Mehr Afshan Farooqi 2012 consciousness.culture.English literature

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,Quot Rami Tot Arbores: As Many Branches as Many Trees—The University of Allahabad and Beyond,ailey Road, and Muir Road are some of the many carryovers from bygone days. These and similar streets are a part of the “Civil Lines” area, which was distinct from the “old city” and even separated from it by the railway line that neatly bisected Allahabad into “British” and “Indian” or old and new

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Fiction, Theory of Fiction, and the Critical View,e of form over experience. His first collection, . (Islands, 1943), contains eight of the stories and an “Afterword” that enunciates his theory of fiction and constitutes a framework for understanding his fiction and critical view. Many of his stories are about Anglo-Indians, an atypical subject, es

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The Illusion of Form and the Power of Tradition,e, Urdu language, and literature. After becoming settled in an academic position in Karachi by 1950, he launched into another energetic phase during which he wrote many of his most provocative and speculative articles on the state and theory of Urdu literature.. From the titles themselves, one can r

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Revisiting the Indo-Muslim Cultural Consciousness: Askari and Iqbal,rature as a unity, voiced important concerns about the methodology for approaching and understanding Indian literature, as well as the parameters within which one needed to work to achieve this purpose.. He asked a question that has become so important in current postcolonial studies, but whose impl

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Fiction, Theory of Fiction, and the Critical View,e experience of loneliness. His dabbling with homoeroticism as a subject in short fiction could be an expression of his immediate affective state of mind or an astute experiment with a genre that lent itself so easily to new, risky themes. These questions will be the focus of the ensuing chapter.

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