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Urdu Fiction and Its Social Representation
Keywords:
Urdu Fiction, Social Representation, Literary Analysis, Cultural NarrativesAbstract
This paper explores the social representation within Urdu short stories, focusing on how they mirror societal structures, norms, and cultural realities. Urdu fiction has played a crucial role in representing social issues and providing a lens to understand the complexities of socio-political dynamics. Through a comprehensive analysis of key works of prominent Urdu short story writers, this article examines how social issues such as class, gender, and power dynamics are portrayed. The study highlights the role of Urdu fiction as a tool of social change, reflecting the transformative cultural narratives and their impact on Pakistani society.
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