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I Too Have Some Dreams Nm Rashed And Modernism In Urdu Poetry 1st Edition A Sean Pue

Name: I Too Have Some Dreams Nm Rashed And Modernism In Urdu Poetry 1st Edition A Sean Pue
SKU: BELL-36197328
Price: 31.00 USD
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I Too Have Some Dreams Nm Rashed And Modernism In Urdu Poetry 1st Edition A Sean Pue instant download after payment.

Publisher: University of California Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 6.89 MB

Pages: 288

Author: A. Sean Pue

ISBN: 9780520283107, 0520283104

Language: English

Year: 2014

Edition: 1

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I Too Have Some Dreams Nm Rashed And Modernism In Urdu Poetry 1st Edition A Sean Pue by A. Sean Pue 9780520283107, 0520283104 instant download after payment.

I Too Have Some Dreams explores the work of N. M. Rashed, Urdu's renowned modernist poet, whose career spans the last years of British India and the early decades of postcolonial South Asia. A. Sean Pue argues that Rashed’s poetry carved out a distinct role for literature in the maintenance of doubt, providing a platform for challenging the certainty of collective ideologies and opposing the evolving forms of empire and domination. This finely crafted study offers a timely contribution to global modernist studies and to modern South Asian literary history.