Modern Sindhi Ghazal and its postmodern reflection
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Lughat-e-latifi, Roshni lughat, Ghareb-ul-lughat , Dictionary Of Shah Abdul latif Bhittai’s poetry, comparative Study, Sur (chapter) , Alphabetical, lexicography. Dictionary.Abstract
Post modernism is such a term, which never seen abide to any trend, thought of school and particular mindset in Literature. Though the era of post modernism Literature, especially on modern “Ghazal” is somehow noticing very positive.
Modern “Ghazal” emphasize to elaborate the difference between nations, Languages, individuals, countries and their cultures as well, its of course little same, what post modernism insist to apply in art and literature.
Modern “Ghazal” looks in search of lost Identity of nations, cultures and individuals it came to know through its thoughtful study. In other words the modern “Ghazal” is name of a journey in order to reveal or re-find the one’s lost values, in sense of the identity in origin.
Modern Ghazal is not only subjected to its own period but very different to old ones, because of many reasons, like new traditions, broken values, scattered, families and man’s personal freedom. In this paper, above questions has been summarized.
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