An Analytical Study of Social and Psychological Problems in the Context of Female Non-Fiction Prose\protect \RLد پښتو په جديده ښځينه غېر افسانوي نثر کښې د ښځو د سماجي او نفسياتي مسئلو يوه تجزياتي مطالعه (bibtex)
by Shukria Qadir
Abstract:
Women have made great contribution to Pashto folk literature. Most of this literature is composed by the women that reflect the psychological, social and moral problems that have been symbolically discussed particularly in Tappas. Pakhtun’s women have contributed a lot to Pashto Literature because they are born poetesses. The Lullaby’s that are sung by the Pakhun women are also the creation of these women that have been conveyed to us in oral form. Feelings of inner nature give birth to literature. When a poet or a literary person is keenly obsessed by the events and circumstances of the society then he/ she reflects all these in his/ her work and the readers enjoy it. Literature as a whole depicts the social and psychological problems of human being. In Methew Ornald’s words literature is the criticism of life. Non fiction prose essay, travel-age, reportage and other genres have the peculiarity and significance in this regard. Pashto female non fiction writings are the true mirrors of social and psychological subjects since very long but in 20th Century a few female Pashtoon writers contributed a lot to the subject mentioned. Sayyeda Qanita Begum, Salma Shaheen, Haseena Gul and some other female Pashtoon writers can be picked from the first who has contributed to Pashto Literature regarding the social and psychological issues in their non fiction prose. This article deals with the cited prose writing of the said prominent female prose writers. An analysis also has been made along with relevant references in this context.
Reference:
An Analytical Study of Social and Psychological Problems in the Context of Female Non-Fiction Prose\protect \RLد پښتو په جديده ښځينه غېر افسانوي نثر کښې د ښځو د سماجي او نفسياتي مسئلو يوه تجزياتي مطالعه (Shukria Qadir), In Pashto, volume 47, 2018.
Bibtex Entry:
@Article{2018-Pasht-47-Qadir-AnAnalytic,
Title = {An Analytical Study of Social and Psychological Problems in the Context of Female Non-Fiction Prose\protect \RL{د پښتو په جديده ښځينه غېر افسانوي نثر کښې د ښځو د سماجي او نفسياتي مسئلو يوه تجزياتي مطالعه}},
Author = {Shukria Qadir},
Journal = {Pashto},
Year = {2018},
Number = {655},
Pages = {203-220},
Volume = {47},
Abstract = {Women have made great contribution to Pashto folk literature. Most of this literature is composed by the women that reflect the psychological, social and moral problems that have been symbolically discussed particularly in Tappas. Pakhtun’s women have contributed a lot to Pashto Literature because they are born poetesses. The Lullaby’s that are sung by the Pakhun women are also the creation of these women that have been conveyed to us in oral form. Feelings of inner nature give birth to literature. When a poet or a literary person is keenly obsessed by the events and circumstances of the society then he/ she reflects all these in his/ her work and the readers enjoy it. Literature as a whole depicts the social and psychological problems of human being. In Methew Ornald’s words literature is the criticism of life. Non fiction prose essay, travel-age, reportage and other genres have the peculiarity and significance in this regard. Pashto female non fiction writings are the true mirrors of social and psychological subjects since very long but in 20th Century a few female Pashtoon writers contributed a lot to the subject mentioned. Sayyeda Qanita Begum, Salma Shaheen, Haseena Gul and some other female Pashtoon writers can be picked from the first who has contributed to Pashto Literature regarding the social and psychological issues in their non fiction prose. This article deals with the cited prose writing of the said prominent female prose writers. An analysis also has been made along with relevant references in this context.  },
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Timestamp = {2020-02-26}
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