قرۃ العین حیدر کے افسانوں میں نظریہ پاکستان کے عناصر
Elements of Pakistan Ideology in the fictions of Qurratul Ain Haider
Abstract
To discuss the creative works of Qurat ul Ain Haider (1927-2007) is like to lend light to the sun. Qurat ul Ain Haider began fiction writing at a time when the twentieth century world had gone through many intellectual and political revolutions. The short fiction she wrote during that period deals with the creation of Pakistan, migration, the collapse of human relations, a newborn nation, injustice with the migrants, thirteen-year long exile and the return to her own country. Her fictional creations are realistic portraits of circumstances that emerged in the wake of the creation of Pakistan and the riots thereafter. Because of this realism, Qurat ul Ain Haider enjoys a unique and high place as an Urdu fiction writer.
Reference in Roman Script:
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- Also, pp. 176-177
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