اُردو نظم کے اُسلوب پر نظریہ پس نو آبادیت کا اثر

The theory of urdu poetry on style, therefore, the influence of colonialism

Authors

  • Muhammad Aman Ullah Khan Ph.D Urdu Scholar, Department of Urdu, Federal Urdu University, Islamabad

Keywords:

Colonialism, policies, territories, diplomacy, colonialist, language and literature, modern poetry, western influences, Western criticism

Abstract

Colonialism is strictly referred to the policies and Methods by an Imperial Power maintained and extended its control over the territories or People. A policy of extending a Country’s Power and influence through diplomacy or military.  It also affects the literature of the Subject Country which is controlled by the colonialist. This Article Present an analysis of Colonial Impact of Urdu Nazam’s Style. Among the poets who tried the genre in Urdu language and literature in terms of new forms of poetry are Miraji, Rashid, Majeed Amjad, Mukhtar Siddiqui and Aziz Hamid Madani. Due to the efforts of these people, the canvas of Urdu poetry expanded and modern poetry took a new turn, which led to many new trends in poetry, especially urdu poetry, and these new trends became a harbinger of a new style. The purpose and the bottom line is how much style was affected by western influences. The concept of style was primarily derived from Western criticism. Obviously, the styles and the linguistics are two different sciences, but they are fundamentally related to each other and are inseparable to each other. Style is a dhang that lets us recognize the personality of the writer.

 

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Published

2021-09-30

How to Cite

Muhammad Aman Ullah Khan. (2021). اُردو نظم کے اُسلوب پر نظریہ پس نو آبادیت کا اثر: The theory of urdu poetry on style, therefore, the influence of colonialism. Zauq-e-Tahqeeq, 3(3), 22–29. Retrieved from http://zauq-e-tahqeeq.com/index.php/ZT/article/view/24