HEER WAARIS SHAH (Set Of 6 Vols)
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ISBN: 9789690025364
Author: Muzaffar A Ghaffaar
Language: English
Binding: Hard cover
Number of Pages: N/A
Weight: 6 kg
Category: Sufisam
Heer was well-known centuries before Waaris Shah undertook using it as a vehicle to give expression to discourses on philosophy, social interactions, human beahaviour,the state of institutions, historical appraisals, traditions, stereotypes, the poet’s response to invaders, the various angles from which different people viewed things, etc. All this is presented with humour that tours hilarity, heavy sexual innuendo, critique of religious and quasi –religious institutions (such as jog), etc. It is presented as a naqal, a theatrical romn in which those caricatured often caricature themselves. There is play with language and the poet created a stage within the listener’s or reader’s mind where a drama is played. He seems to have no hobby horses and, as the occasion demands, spare no one.
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Order your copy of HEER WAARIS SHAH (Set Of 6 Vols) from Urdu Book to get a huge discount along with Shipping and chance to win books in the book fair and Urdu bazar online.
ISBN: 9789690025364
Author: Muzaffar A Ghaffaar
Language: English
Binding: Hard cover
Number of Pages: N/A
Weight: 6 kg
Category: Sufisam
Heer was well-known centuries before Waaris Shah undertook using it as a vehicle to give expression to discourses on philosophy, social interactions, human beahaviour,the state of institutions, historical appraisals, traditions, stereotypes, the poet’s response to invaders, the various angles from which different people viewed things, etc. All this is presented with humour that tours hilarity, heavy sexual innuendo, critique of religious and quasi –religious institutions (such as jog), etc. It is presented as a naqal, a theatrical romn in which those caricatured often caricature themselves. There is play with language and the poet created a stage within the listener’s or reader’s mind where a drama is played. He seems to have no hobby horses and, as the occasion demands, spare no one.
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