Publisher's Synopsis
Sayyid Abdul Latif's seminal work explores the role of English literature in shaping and transforming Urdu literature. Drawing on his extensive knowledge of both literatures, he provides a fascinating analysis of the cultural and political forces that shaped Urdu literature, and illuminates the ways in which English literary traditions helped to enrich and expand Urdu literature. A must-read for anyone interested in the history and evolution of world literature.
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