Tahqeeq Nama, GC University - Lahore

تحقیق نامہ

Department of Urdu, Government College University Lahore
ISSN (print): 1997-7611
ISSN (online): 2706-6991
Abstract

The parallel world of words is called fiction. The imagination of writer uses her/his everyday experience and language to create this world. Rafique Hussain, an Urdu Short story writer, had spent decades in Terai's Jungles of northern India. He uses his wildlife experience to construct his fictional world. This makes his short stories a world of wonders. Although his concerns are very much humanistic like many of his contemporary Urdu writers, but the maximalist uses of flora and fauna to understand the diverse nature of the world around make him unique. This article analyses his style of writing and reconstruction of the world by focusing on his details.  

Author(s):

Muhammad Naeem

Associate Professor

Institute of Urdu Language & Literature, University of The Punjab, Lahore

Pakistan


Details:

Type: Article
Volume: 25
Issue: 1
Language: Urdu
Id: 5ea2d1d5bc797
Pages 52 - 57
Published December 30, 2019

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